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Mālō e lelei, what a beautiful start to our week!

This year’s theme for Uike Kātoanga’i ‘o e lea faka-Tonga – Tonga Language Week – is: E tu’uloa ‘a e Lea faka-Tongá ‘o ka lea’aki ‘i ‘api, siasí (lotú), mo e nofo-‘a-kāingá, which means the Tongan Language will be sustainable if used at home, church and in the wider community.

Three special super stars from RM11 opened our assembly with a beautiful Tau’olunga.

Room 11 and our buddy class Room 1 have been up to something 🙊

We have working hard planning, producing and editing to bring you all something exciting. Any guesses to what you think it may be? 👀 😏

Well. . . You may just have to wait unit Wednesday 8th November to find out❗

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This week at WPS was Maths Week.

Each day different teams were competing in our school whole Mathex Competition.

A big congratulations to the following students from room 11 who made it into the the two teams

👍 Evanna, Brydee-Leah, Tiare, Ollie, Diya, Anantika, Tevita and Joseph 👍

Annnnd a big big congratulations to the four super stars below ↓ (from our class)  who took out first place. 

This week we were learning about coding

• I found it really easy to piece all the bits together to get my character to move (Niko)
• I loved picking the music to go with my dancing character (Emeline)
• I needed some help to get my cat to move. Miss Johnson had to come and help me to get it to move. It was easy after I figured it out (Angeline) 

All week WPS students have been learning about the Cook Islands culture as part of their Cook Island Language Week Celebrations.

On Friday was our Celebration Assembly. Lots of children from RM11 were apart of the Junior Pasifika Group

The lack of Pacific books at her local library inspired her to create her own. Author and educator Dahlia Malaeulu is on a mission to help connect tamaiti (children) to their Samoan culture through reading.

We were luckily enough to be able to host Dahlia right here at WPS and bonus…. It was Samoan Language Week.