'Elders bless Tangaroa's bilingual units', Ōtara, 1995
- Description:
- Tangaroa College staff and students wait for Māori elders to bless the school's Samoan, Māori and Cook Islands bilingual units, Ōtara, February 1995. ("South Auckland's first Samoan and Cook Island Maori bilingual units were officially opened last week. Tangaroa College is offering students the chance to learn all their lessons in both English and Samoan or Cook Island Maori. They will have two teachers for each lesson - one teaching in English, the other in [Cook] Island [Māori]. [The school] has also run a Maori unit for the past five years ...", Manukau Courier, 9 February 1995, p. 3.)
- Display date:
- 1995-02
- Collections:
- Footprints Collection
- Content partner:
- Auckland Libraries
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