We're joined now on Pacific Days by Kokoi Aviu, chairperson representing parents supporting the teachers for Marewen Te Rabakau Kiribati Language Unit at Finlayson Park School & Trustee for Te Reitaki Trust who run exercise groups to encourage families to be moving for their heart health.

We're joined now on Pacific Days by Kokoi Aviu, chairperson representing parents supporting the teachers for <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8Z-9RP14G6k">Marewen Te Rabakau</a> Kiribati Language Unit at Finlayson Park School &amp; Trustee for <a href="https://www.facebook.com/tereitaki/">Te Reitaki Trust </a>who run exercise groups to encourage families to be moving for their heart health.

531pi has served our Pacific communities since 1993 with a blend of news, views, information and talk back - all combined with a music mix you'll hear nowhere else. During the day, our programmes cater to first and second generation Pacific migrants. After 6 pm, our nine community language programmes serve a different Pacific island each night.

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Tune in Everyday Friday night 10 pm till 2 am and check out all our news & stories on our PMN Kiribatis facebook page with Charles & Tatoni 

Tune in Everyday Friday night 10 pm till 2 am and check out all our news &amp; stories on our PMN Kiribatis facebook page with Charles &amp; Tatoni&nbsp;

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Parent support - Marewen Te Rabakau , Finlayson Park School.

Join Mac Ikitule (Rowandale School, Auckland) and Meleua Ikiua (Alfriston College, Auckland) as they discuss Goals and Aspirations for students working through NCEA in Vagahau Niue.

They’ll cover:
• Setting goals with your child for the year ahead
• Making sure subject choices match career pathways
• How NCEA is assessed across Levels 1–3
• Internals vs externals, Achieved, Merit & Excellence
• What University Entrance and approved subjects mean

Plus practical study tips and simple ways parents can support learning at home.

For more information, parents can access the Talanoa Ako digital app on the Google Play Store.

Join Mac Ikitule (Rowandale School, Auckland) and Meleua Ikiua (Alfriston College, Auckland)&nbsp;as they discuss&nbsp;Goals and Aspirations&nbsp;for students working through NCEA in Vagahau Niue.
They&rsquo;ll cover: &bull; Setting goals with your child for the year ahead &bull; Making sure subject choices match career pathways &bull; How NCEA is assessed across Levels 1&ndash;3 &bull; Internals vs externals, Achieved, Merit &amp; Excellence &bull; What University Entrance and approved subjects mean
Plus practical study tips and simple ways parents can support learning at home.
For more information, parents can access the Talanoa Ako digital app on the Google Play Store.

Talanoa Ako NCEA Series 2026 – Week 2  PMN Niue

Join Teokotai Tarai (Tokoroa High School, Tokoroa) and Josephine Ivirangi (Sir Edmund Hillary Collegiate), speaking in Te Reo Māori Kūki ‘Āirani, as they discuss Goals and Aspirations for students working through NCEA.

They’ll cover:
• Setting goals with your child for the year ahead
• Choosing subjects that align with future career pathways
• How NCEA is assessed across Levels 1–3
• Internals vs externals, Achieved, Merit & Excellence
• What University Entrance and approved subjects mean

Plus practical study tips and simple ways parents can support learning at home.

For more information, parents can access the Talanoa Ako digital app on the Google Play Store.

Join Teokotai Tarai (Tokoroa High School, Tokoroa) and Josephine Ivirangi (Sir Edmund Hillary Collegiate), speaking in Te Reo Māori Kūki &lsquo;Āirani, as they discuss Goals and Aspirations for students working through NCEA.
They&rsquo;ll cover: &bull; Setting goals with your child for the year ahead &bull; Choosing subjects that align with future career pathways &bull; How NCEA is assessed across Levels 1&ndash;3 &bull; Internals vs externals, Achieved, Merit &amp; Excellence &bull; What University Entrance and approved subjects mean
Plus practical study tips and simple ways parents can support learning at home.
For more information, parents can access the Talanoa Ako digital app on the Google Play Store.

Talanoa Ako NCEA Series 2026 – Week 2  PMN Cook Islands

This week on the Pacific Mornings Breakfast Show, Oliana Eniata and Sam Tanielu from St Paul’s College, Auckland, talk about Goals and Aspirations for students working through NCEA.

They’ll cover:
• Setting goals with your child for the year ahead
• Making sure subject choices match career pathways
• How NCEA is assessed across Levels 1–3
• Internals vs externals, Achieved, Merit & Excellence
• What University Entrance and approved subjects mean

Plus practical study tips and simple ways parents can support learning at home.

More information is also available on the Talanoa Ako digital app on the Google Play Store.

 

This week on the Pacific Mornings Breakfast Show, Oliana Eniata and Sam Tanielu from St Paul&rsquo;s College, Auckland, talk about&nbsp;Goals and Aspirations for students working through NCEA.
They&rsquo;ll cover: &bull; Setting goals with your child for the year ahead &bull; Making sure subject choices match career pathways &bull; How NCEA is assessed across Levels 1&ndash;3 &bull; Internals vs externals, Achieved, Merit &amp; Excellence &bull; What University Entrance and approved subjects mean
Plus practical study tips and simple ways parents can support learning at home.
More information is also available on the Talanoa Ako digital app on the Google Play Store.
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Parent support - Marewen Te Rabakau , Finlayson Park School.

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