CAA Literacy and Numeracy - Green Bay High School

Digital Exam Information

(Term 2, 2024)

TERM 2 (2024) Common Assessment Activity (CAA) Digital Exams for Literacy and Numeracy.

The first Common Assessment Activity (CAA) Digital Exams for Literacy and Numeracy is taking place in week 4 of term 2 (20th - 24th May 2024). This is an important time for our Year 10 students who will have their first opportunity to sit the exams.
The following timeline is part of our ongoing support in preparation for Year 10s and selected Years 11-13 students.
If students are unable to sit these exams another opportunity is scheduled for later in the year (9th - 20th of September).

Term 2 Week 1:

Creating NCEA student login (and/or) logging into your account. (Teachers at school will support this process)
Exam Rooms for each exam will be emailed. Students will be placed alphabetically
Year 10s will be practising exam questions in classes
Years 11-13 students can order workbooks: Numeracy essentials $17 and Literacy $15. Please contact [email protected] to place your order.
Years 11-13: Workshop for Reading/Writing/Numeracy taking place in the Auditorium on Wednesday 1 May from 2:15pm -3:15pm. Please bring your books! Please note: Students can bring headphones to access text to speech functions (Polly) for Writing and Numeracy

Term 2 Weeks 2 & 3:

Checklist for Device and exam process
Year 10s will be practising exam questions in classes
Years 11-13: Workshops for Reading/Writing/Numeracy taking place in the Auditorium on Wednesday 8 May and Wednesday 15 May from 2:15pm -3:15pm. Please bring your books!

Term 2 Week 4: EXAM DATES:

Numeracy & Literacy (Writing and Reading)

Year 10: NUMERACY: Tuesday 21 May, periods 1 and 2 (8:40am - 10:45am)
Years 11-13: NUMERACY: Tuesday 21 May, periods 3 and 4 (11:25am - 1:30pm)
Year 10 WRITING: Wednesday 22 May, periods 1 and 2 (8:40am - 10:45am)
Years 11-13 WRITING: Wednesday 22 May, periods 3 and 4 (11:25am - 1:30pm)
Year 10 READING: Thursday 23 May, periods 1 and 2 (9:20am - 11:20am)
Years 11-13 READING: Thursday 23 May, periods 3 and 4 (11:45am - 1:45pm)

PREPARATION

Students will be supported in class in preparation for their digital exams, however, parent/caregiver help at home is greatly appreciated.

HOW TO CREATE YOUR NZQA ACCOUNT (Week 1 / Term 2) Teachers will be supporting Year 10 students to create NCEA student login and access accounts
NZQA DEVICE AND CHECKLISTS: Ensure you have Google chrome installed on your device! Ensure you have created a NCEA Student Login!
FIND PAST DIGITAL EXAMS: Instructions on how to access past LIT/NUM digital exams:
1. Go to: https://www.nzqa.govt.nz/ncea/ncea-exams-and-portfolios/external/digital-exams/find-past-digital-exams/ (scroll down to access Reading/Writing/Numeracy)
2. Enter NSN, Verification code and access code to enter the exam from below (students can't save their answers )
  NSN: View2024
  Verification code: Tw3nty/24
  Access code: 0000

Any patai / questions? Please contact the senior Level Dean (or) Deputy Principal Kheang Ov for more information.

Year 11 Dean

Matt Ollerenshaw (817-8173 ext 209)

Year 12 Dean

Lola La Grange (817-8173 ext 245)

Year 13 Dean

Carla Lambert (817-8173 ext 281)

Deputy Principal

Kheang Ov (817-8173 ext 215)

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Yr 12 Form Time Assembly

10:45am

World Vision Youth Conference 2024 (EOTC)

8:00am

Yr 11 Form Time Assembly

10:45am

Career Education Plan (P4)

12:30pm

02GEO @Tongariro (EOTC)

8:30am

House event: Rounders

8:45am

Yr 10 Form Time Assembly

10:45am

Level 2 and 3 Art History Trip (EOTC) tbc

8:00am

Orienteering Relay Championships (EOTC) tbc

9:00am

House event: Table Tennis comp

8:45am

Auckland Writers Festival (EOTC)

8:45am

02PEO Les Mills (EOTC) TT class only

12:45pm

PPTA West Auckland mtg - EARLY CLOSING

1:00pm

Pink Shirt Day (tbc)

8:40am

LIT/NUM CAA Exams

8:40am

02PEO Les Mills (EOTC) TT class only

12:45pm

Yr 12 Form Time Assembly

10:45am

World Vision Youth Conference 2024 (EOTC)

8:00am

Yr 11 Form Time Assembly

10:45am

Career Education Plan (P4)

12:30pm

02GEO @Tongariro (EOTC)

8:30am

House event: Rounders

8:45am

Yr 10 Form Time Assembly

10:45am

Level 2 and 3 Art History Trip (EOTC) tbc

8:00am

Orienteering Relay Championships (EOTC) tbc

9:00am

House event: Table Tennis comp

8:45am

Auckland Writers Festival (EOTC)

8:45am

02PEO Les Mills (EOTC) TT class only

12:45pm

PPTA West Auckland mtg - EARLY CLOSING

1:00pm

Pink Shirt Day (tbc)

8:40am

LIT/NUM CAA Exams

8:40am

02PEO Les Mills (EOTC) TT class only

12:45pm

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2023 TE PUIAKI KAIWHAKAAKO PŪTAIAO SCIENCE TEACHER PRIZE:
Green Bay High School is extremely proud to congratulate Madeleine Collins (GBHS’s Assistant Head of Faculty, Science) on winning the 2023 Prime Minister’s Science Teacher prize - as announced at the prize-giving ceremony, held on Wednesday 1 May 2024, in Wellington.

Te Puiaki Kaiwhakaako Pūtaiao - The Prime Minister’s Science Teacher Prize is awarded annually to a teacher of science, mathematics, or technology, in a primary, intermediate, secondary, or kura kaupapa in New Zealand. This award recognises Madeleine’s outstanding approach to teaching and her work in science at both a regional and national level.

The Science Teacher Prize is valued at a total of $150,000 – of which Madeleine receives $50,000 and Green Bay High School receives $100,000 to be used for the development of science within our school. Madeleine has been a science educator for over 20 years and is passionate about creating an engaging and culturally sustaining learning environment in every lesson she teaches.

Madeleine has been involved with the Sir Paul Callaghan Science Academy since 2014, where she mentors teachers to create hands-on science programmes at their schools. She has also worked with a team of experts advising on the national curriculum for science, Te Mātaiaho.

Madeleine is both “humbled and excited” to win, emphasising that her success is built on support from many people: “Ehara taku toa I te toa takitahi, engari he toa takitini.”

Please click on the following link to read more information, as published on the Prime Minister’s Science Prizes official website! https://pmscienceprizes.org.nz/2023-winner-of-te-puiaki-kaiwhakaako-putaiao-the-science-teacher-prize/

GBHS would like to warmly welcome our newest Staff members (pictured L-R) Tatjana Jacobi, Jessi Shields, and Jessica Goodall.

Tatjana Jacobi (Social Sciences / Teacher in Charge of Geography) is an avid baker of traditional German cakes and a big football fan in my spare time. Originally from Germany, Tatjana decided to stay in New Zealand after completing her MSc (Hons) in Geomorphology and has been an active member of the German Community in Green Bay for the past 15 years. Tatjana is looking forward to bringing new perspectives to the Social Science department and being part of the German community at Green Bay High School. Tatjana can be contacted via email (tatjana.jacobi@greenbayhigh.school.nz).

Our new Receptionist is Jessi Shields, who joins us Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday, term time only. You will be sure to hear from Jessi when she answers your phone call to the school office (09 817-8173 ext 201) and replies to your queries and emails (office@greenbayhigh.school.nz). Jessi brings with her a vast experience of working with young people in the social services sector, having previously worked for Visionwest Community Trust as the Whānau Centre Coordinator. Jessi lives locally and enjoys getting outside in the garden, doing DIY projects around the house, exploring nature and going on adventures with her young family.

Jessica Goodall (Visual Arts teacher) is looking forward to teaching Visual Art, Art Design, and Photography, and being part of the wonderful Art department at Green Bay High School. Although Jessica has taught at several schools across Tāmaki Makaurau, she has spent the last few years out of the classroom applying her design and photography skills in a practical setting. This has included a number of personal projects, as well as an entrepreneurial venture in e-commerce. Jessica is also looking forward to sharing her knowledge and the experience gained within these different roles with her students, to help further expand their understanding of creative processes and its various applications beyond their school years. Jessica can be contacted via email jessica.goodall@greenbayhigh.school.nz.

Year 13 student Louie Miller is passionate about caring for his community and has completed 500 hours of service with the Titirangi Fire Brigade, as part of the Student Volunteer Army platform.

This dedication to commitment has earned Louie a gold badge in recognition of his outstanding efforts.

Louie began volunteering with the Titrangi Fire Brigade last year. During this time, he has participated in many medical and community call-outs, from responding to house fires and cardiac arrests to medical emergencies and storm rescues, and everything in between!

About to complete his Advanced First Aid course next week, Louie has his sights firmly set on being with the Fire Brigade to keep his skills, fitness, and medical knowledge up to date - and is planning on applying for the NZ Police in the future. Louie is also contemplating studying Paramedicine.

The Student Volunteer Army (SVA) supports students with ways of improving themselves, the lives of others and te taiao (the world around them) and is a nationally recognised framework acknowledging the volunteer work of intermediate and secondary school students. The programme has a five-level pin system which celebrates a wide range of services students have completed within their local communities. Volunteers are awarded badges for hours of service completed and receive a record of service, creating a portfolio to assist with future tertiary education and job applications.

Strut your stuff on Stage!

* GBHS's Got Talent is taking place on the evening of Wednesday 22 May, 2024.
* Auditorium doors open at 6pm with the first act beginning at 6.15pm.
* Entry by koha.

Come along for a great night of entertainment. Be wowed by the special talents on display - some of which you would never have guessed your peers could do!

With a wide range of performances to be showcased, there is sure to be something for everyone of all ages to enjoy.

All proceeds go towards supporting Green Bay High School's mentoring progamme, as facilitated by our wonderful Youth Workers.

Photolife Studios Ltd are coming to GBHS today* to take the large group photo of the Year 3 cohort, as well as the Year 13 Studt Leaders group photo.

WHEN: LUNCHTIME TODAY
WHERE: OUTSIDE MUSIC BLOCK (car park area)

*weather permitting - if there is a change to the schedule your teachers will let you know before lunchtime.

SCHOOL TRIP TO RAROTONGA!
Green Bay High School's Te Ahi Kā form class had a wonderful time in Rarotonga during the Term 1 break, as part of a cultural exchange (18 - 24 April 2024).

Students spent time immersed in the sun, sand, culture and community, learning about the similarities and differences in our reo, including the history of Ngāi Māori and the connections they have with Rarotonga.

Part of their itinerary included a Safari tour, visiting Te Ara Museum - to learn about the vaka voyage and completing a history walk of the island. As well as Te Vara Nui village, experiencing the local talent (dance and song) and visiting local food and craft markets.

The Koka Lagoon Cruise was just one of many highlights; swimming with tropical fish and eels, and snorkelling with turtles.

This opportunity was an enriching and transformative experience for our tauira providing valuable educational, cultural and personal growth opportunities.

Stay tuned for some student voice reports ... coming soon!

GBHS - BE FIT AND FABULOUS: Early morning fitness is BACK!

Open to all students who want to get in extra training for the Winter Sport season or those who are looking at improving their overall fitness.

Come and join in every Thursday morning, in the gym from 8am - 9am.

Showers will be available to use and free breakfast provided.

Any patai/questions? Please contact the Sports Department staff on 817-8173 xt 233.

GBHS's CHOIR WANTS YOU!

Ngā Manawa Tītī, the school choir, is eagerly seeking new members to join us for this term's upcoming performances within the community and choir competitions.

Rehearsals are scheduled for: Thursday after school from 3:30 to 5:00 pm, as well as Tuesday mornings before school.

If you're interested in becoming part of our dynamic choir, please email melissa.
tsoi@greenbayhigh.school.nz for more information.

Demonstrating respect for our school by wearing the correct uniform is important.

Green Bay High School's uniform has a wide range of items to choose from so all students should be able to find a suitable combination - we have plenty of uniform items for students to borrow if they need to.

As we head into the winter months, school jackets become an essential part of our uniform. Please make sure that uniform jackets are named so that if they are lost, we can quickly find the owner.

A reminder that SOCKS SHOULD BE PLAIN BLACK and any UNDERSHIRTS SHOULD BE WHITE.

Please check out our school website to find a full description of our uniform guidelines: https://greenbayhigh.school.nz/enrolment/uniform

All welcome! Students (and staff) who are interested in being part of a vibrant cultural Pacific Performance Group are invited to meet in Mana Tangata at the start of lunchtime on Wednesday 1st May. See you there!

REMINDER - Public transport fares are changing for those under the age of 25 years from Wednesday 01 May 2024. As this change will impact our students, please take note of the following information as provided by AT Transport:

Free travel for 5 to 12-year-olds and half-price travel for 13 to 24-year-olds on AT bus, train and ferry services will end on 30 April 2024, in line with the government’s decision to withdraw funding for these concessions.

This means that from Wednesday 1 May:
5 to 12-year-olds will no longer travel for free on weekdays and will instead pay a child concession (at least 40% off adult fares, and free travel on weekends). The child concession will be applied to anyone aged 5 to 15 with an AT HOP card registered with their date of birth. These customers should ensure their HOP card is topped up by May 1.

13 to 15-year-olds will stop receiving the half-price child fare discount and instead pay full child fares (at least 40% off an adult fare during weekdays, and free travel on weekends) from 1 May. The child concession will apply to anyone aged 5 to 15, with a registered AT HOP card showing their date of birth.

16 to 19-year-olds with a secondary student concession will stop receiving the half-price secondary fares discount and instead pay full secondary fares (at least 40% off an adult fare). Students aged 16-19 should apply for the secondary student concession to ensure they are paying the cheapest fare possible.

More information about the discounts and what you may need to do next can be found at: https://at.govt.nz/farechanges

Cellphone guidelines remain the same in term 2:

• Mobile phones are to be turned off and placed in bags before entry into school gates.
• If a student chooses to bring a phone to school it must be switched off and in their bag when the bell rings for the start of period 1 until students leave the classroom at the end of period 5.
• If phones are brought to school, they must be kept in a student’s own school bag.
• It is important to note that if students do make the decision to bring a cellphone to the school grounds, they do so at their own risk.
• The school is not responsible for any loss or damage caused to any cell phone. If phone accessories (including buds, airpods and headphones) are brought to school, they must also remain in bags throughout the school day. Cell phones should not be connected to smartwatches.
• Any student with an exemption will be issued a pass by Deputy Principal Sandy Begg, this will be recorded on KAMAR and the student will have a physical pass.

A note for parents:
If you need to get a message to your child urgently during class time, please contact Student Services (817-8173 ext 205) or submit an 'EXIT PASS' via our free Schoolbridge App

More information regarding signing students in and out of school can be found on the Student Services tab of our school website: https://greenbayhigh.school.nz/student-life/student-services

Winter sports season kicks off this term! We are really looking forward to seeing the teams in action and want to encourage as many students as possible to be involved in winter sport. Please contact the sports office (817-8173 ext 233) if you have any questions about what is on offer.

Key calendar events:
Week 3: Wednesday 15 May 2024: PPTA Paid union meeting (early closing 12.15pm)
Week 4: Monday 20 May - Friday 24 May 2024: Common Assessment Activity (CAA) Digital Exams for Literacy and Numeracy
Week 5: Friday 31 May 2024: Teacher Only Day
Week 6: Monday 3 June 2024: King's Birthday (public holiday)

Levi Matheson (Year 12), Ethan Winson (Year 11), and Jesse Matheson (Year 10) competed in the College Sport Archery Matchplay Tournament at One Tree Hill Domain, held last weekend.

There was a great turnout with over 100 archers from schools across Auckland whose sharpshooting skills resulted in some tense matches.

"Sport isn't just about final results," says proud team manager, Nikki Matheson.

"I was so impressed seeing all three kids being friendly and sociable with so many kids from other schools."

The event started with a ranking round, with all participants shooting 5 ends of 6 arrows. Individual matchplay events shoot 2 ends of 6 arrows, and in the team event, each archer shoots 2 ends with 3 arrows.

This was Ethan's first experience trying matchplay, and shooting a recurve in the largest division. He won his 1st match but was eliminated in his 2nd match.

Levi and Jesse were shooting in both the individual and team compound events. Jesse started on a bye, won his 2nd match, and then was eliminated in the semis by the league's top compound archer. Levi also started on a bye and won their next 2 matches. The quarter-final was a close match with just a couple of points in it, but a loss to Levi put them in the bronze medal match against Lynfield College. In the bronze match, Levi secured the win.

In the compound teams event, GBHS won all their matches, putting them into the gold medal match against St Peters College. This was a close match with St Peters winning by just 2 points. A well-deserved silver to Levi and Jesse and a great finish to a very full-on summer season in Archery.

International student, Meeri Gerken (Yr 12), has created a booklet for German language visitors (as part of an assessment) to help explain the importance of Māori tikanga. Needless to say, she received an Excellence, and as an added bonus GBHS has a valuable resource to share with our agents and incoming students. Thank you Meeri!

2024 OCEANIA ATHLETICS CHAMPIONSHIPS: Congratulations to GBHS student Lauren Barrett-Hamilton (Year 12) who has been selected to compete for New Zealand in the Oceania Athletics Champs (!!) to be held in Suva, Fiji (1-8 June 2024).

Lauren will be competing in the 100m Hurdles, High Jump, and Triple Jump, as part of the NZ U18 Women's team - and is certainly one to watch -smashing yet another Personal Best with a whopping 11m.51 in the Triple Jump at the recent North Island Secondary School champs, held in Palmerston North over the weekend. Lauren also came 2nd in the Hurdles, 4th in the High Jump, and was also part of the winning Auckland team in the 4x100m Relay.

You are amazing Lauren, and we wish you all the best!

Congratulations to Amaria Williams (Year 12) who has been successful in her application to take part in the BLAKE Inspire programme, to be held in the Waikato, in July.

The BLAKE Inspire programme is a week-long residential leadership development programme run by the (Sir Peter) Blake Foundation for inspirational young leaders, in partnership with the Ministry for the Environment.

With only 35 placements available nationwide (for the July intake) Amaria is both excited and thankful to have been selected for this opportunity and is looking forward to taking part in environmental and marine science activities as well as learning about what different industries are doing to reduce their impact on the environment.

Amaria was supported in her application process by whaea Tia McIver, whaea Leanne Castle, and matua Hamish Mackay, who provided letters of recommendation, praising Amaria for her continuous effort of preserving our taiao (nature and environment) and her leadership qualities as captain of the school Premier Netball team.

"I'm looking forward to learning about different ways that I can pass on and share information with others about how we can all do our part to preserve te taiao ".

Are YOU passionate about Environmental issues? Applications for 2025 will open early next year. Click on the following link for more information: https://www.blakenz.org/programmes/blake-inspire/

CATCHING THE BUS DURING THE TERM BREAK??
A pile of UNNAMED AT Hop Cards are waiting to be collected from student reception, (which may or may not have unclaimed credit still loaded). Please provide proof of your registered Hop Card number to collect.

This is a timely reminder to check lost property before the term break.

Any LOST/FOUND items unclaimed at the end of the term will be donated to charity.

12 HOUR RELAY - doing the mahi this Saturday!

Start time: 10am
Finish time: 10pm

Green Bay High School is getting behind Charlotte and Bella Soland (Year 10 students) in their quest to fundraise for cancer research, as part of NZ Cancer Society's biggest fundraising event: Relay for Life - taking place tomorrow (Saturday 6 April) at AUT Millennium, Rosedale.

The GBHS team are well on track to raise awareness and support for those who are fighting their own battles - having exceeded their initial target of S1000 - thanks to the kind donations received from team members, friends, and family members (with a total of $5,317.60 at the last check-in).

Relay For Life aims to provide funds for ground-breaking cancer research, vital prevention programmes and support networks.

Held at the AUT Millennium Stadium, on Saturday 6 April 2024, the Relay for Life will see team members alternate to keep the baton in motion, for a total of 12 hours!

Team members are: Bella Soland (Yr 10), Charlotte Soland (Yr 10), Dhithi Uppal (Yr 11), Jakob Lewis (Yr 9), Sofia Hamid (Yr 10), Saint Joseph (Yr 11), Evan Webster (Yr 11), Sophie Lockton (Yr 10), Brooke Eeles (Yr 11), Matthew Elswood (Yr 11), Keya Parekh (Yr 11), Florence Murphy (Yr 9), Gracie Grinter (Yr 11), Ryan Turner (Yr 9), Grace Veenhof (Yr 10), Felix Fletcher (Yr 9), Ruby Morrow (Yr 11), Sofia Hamid (Yr 10), Maia Bjornholdt (Yr 9), Illinois Cooney (Yr 11), Kayla Hume (Yr 11), alongside staff members Elaine Webb, Claire Manukia, Jenny Wrigley, Hannah Carson, Alex Gibson, Maria Williamson, Ulata Hurt, and including supporters David Hurt, Destiny Hurt, Harmony Hurt, Faith Hurt.

For more information, or to make a donation to the GBHS Relay for Life team, please [click HERE](https://relayforlife.org.nz/t/green-bay-high-school-team)

PRE-SEASON SPORTS EXCHANGE: GBHS v HPSS - Saturday 6/04/24

Winter sports are about to kick off, and what better way to get warmed up than with a pre-season sports exchange!

GBHS and Hobsonville Point Secondary School are having their inaugural Sports Exchange Day, this Saturday (6 April) - held at Hobsonville Point Secondary School.

Head along and show your support, plenty of action for all! Netball, Football, Basketball, Rugby League and Badminton. The first game is at 8am and the last is at 11am.

DAYLIGHT SAVING ENDS THIS WEEKEND: In Aotearoa, Daylight Saving starts each year at 2am on the last Sunday in September (Spring) and ENDS at 3am on the first Sunday in April (Autumn/Fall).

Handy Hint:
Remember to SPRING FORWARD and FALL BACK

Aotearoa/New Zealand first moved the clocks forward in Spring, 1927 - however, according to Māori myth and legend, Whakaora Awatea/Daylight Saving was brought about by Maui when he and his brothers captured Tamanuiterā, the sun, slowing it down in order to make the days longer, allowing the people more time during the day to complete their daily tasks.

Click on the following link, sourced from the Ministry of Education, to read the story of how Maui slowed the sun: https://eng.mataurangamaori.tki.org.nz/Support-materials/Te-Reo-Maori/Maori-Myths-Legends-and-Contemporary-Stories/How-Maui-slowed-the-sun

CELEBRATING SUCCESS: Last week's Pasifika fono was a great opportunity to share some of our Pacific students' successes over the last year. There was also plenty of talanoa/conversation, and sharing of ideas on how best to make connections and support our students of Pacific heritage.

Congratulations to:

STUDENT LEADERS 2024:
• Jahkoby Mataupu (Yr 13)
• Bailey Newman (Yr 13)
• Nasoni Victor-Dari (Yr 13)
• Elena Brunt (Yr 13)
• Olivia Tukia (Yr 13)

TOLOA SCHOLARSHIP:
• Lila Brunt Yr 11)
• Olivia Tukia (Yr 13)
• Arah-Lucias Vaega (Yr 10)

NCEA LEVEL 2 DUX 2023
• Daniella Lemamea (Yr 13)

TRUSTS AWARDS SCHOLARSHIP 2023
• Mariyah Ioane (Yr 13, 2023)

TE ANGITU NGĀTAHI AWARD 2023
• Elena Brunt (Yr 12, 2023)

SISTERS UNITED MENTORS:
• Mariyah Ioane (Yr 13, 2023)
• Elena Brunt (Yr 13)

MC4 GRADUATES:
• Jahkoby Mataupu (Yr 13)
• Hayley Barber-Gray (Yr 11)
• Azra Clarke (Yr 11)
• Malia Fifita (Yr 11)
• Samantha Keleti (Yr 11)
• Faith Maiava (Yr 11)
• Madison Noga (Yr 11)
• Thoramei Resture (Yr 11)
• Lily Roebeck (Yr 11)
• Jj Rongo (Yr 11)

BLUES LEADERSHIP COURSE:
• Viane Ah Yek Masimalo (Yr 11)
• Xavier Cook (Yr 11)
• Isaiah Liki (Yr 11)
• Madison Noga (Yr 11)
• Junior Paeaia (Yr 12)
• Francesca Yallop (Yr 11)

OTARA TO NASA
• Benji Godsmark (Yr 11)

image above sourced from: https://www.mpp.govt.nz/programmes/pacific-language-weeks/

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