Rev Atu Lagi. Wesleyan Methodist Church of Aotearoa NZ, joined us on #PacificDays to lead our final devotion for Rotuma Language Week celebrations. 

Rev Atu Lagi. Wesleyan Methodist Church of Aotearoa NZ, joined us on #PacificDays to lead our final devotion for Rotuma Language Week celebrations.

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Rev Atu Lagi - Closing Devotion for Rotuman Language Week 2024.

Join us for Week 4 of Talanoa Ako as we continue important discussions in education.

Listen to perspectives from Lui Lorenc-Lafou, St Patrick’s College, Silverstream.

Talanoa Ako Week 4 Topic: Wellbeing and Hauora (Attendance)

Supporting your child’s well-being starts at home, by creating routines and having open conversations about emotions, spending quality time together, and making daily school attendance a priority.

Prioritise daily school attendance—it fosters growth, learning, and friendships.

Remember, attending school every day supports your child’s learning and overall well-being

By law, children under 16 must attend school daily, unless they are unwell. Monitor their attendance.

Consistent attendance offers opportunities, a sense of belonging, and friendships.

Join our Talanoa Ako community—support your child's attendance and wellbeing. Stay informed and connected by subscribing to and following us on Spotify, iHeartRadio, or our 531pi YouTube channel.

Join us for Week 4 of Talanoa Ako as we continue important discussions in education.
Listen to perspectives from Lui Lorenc-Lafou, St Patrick&rsquo;s College, Silverstream.
Talanoa Ako Week 4 Topic: Wellbeing and Hauora (Attendance)
Supporting your child&rsquo;s well-being starts at home, by creating routines and having open conversations about emotions, spending quality time together, and making daily school attendance a priority.
Prioritise daily school attendance&mdash;it fosters growth, learning, and friendships.
Remember, attending school every day supports your child&rsquo;s learning and overall well-being
By law, children under 16 must attend school daily, unless they are unwell.&nbsp;Monitor their attendance.
Consistent attendance offers opportunities, a sense of belonging, and friendships.
Join our Talanoa Ako community&mdash;support your child's attendance and wellbeing. Stay informed and connected by subscribing to and following us on Spotify, iHeartRadio, or our 531pi YouTube channel.

PMN Tokelau Talanoa Ako Back to School Series 2026 Week 3  (Te gagana Tokelau)

Join us for Week 4 of Talanoa Ako as we continue important discussions in education.

Listen to perspectives from Samuela Siliasau of Ako Mātātupu Auckland & Angela Lesienaivalu-Fisher of Avondale College.

Talanoa Ako Week 4 Topic: Wellbeing and Hauora (Attendance)

Supporting your child’s well-being starts at home, by creating routines and having open conversations about emotions, spending quality time together, and making daily school attendance a priority

. Prioritise daily school attendance—it fosters growth, learning, and friendships

. Remember, attending school every day supports your child’s learning and overall well-being

By law, children under 16 must attend school daily, unless they are unwell. Monitor their attendance

. Consistent attendance offers opportunities, a sense of belonging, and friendships.

Join our Talanoa Ako community—support your child's attendance and wellbeing. Stay informed and connected by subscribing to and following us on Spotify, iHeartRadio, or our 531pi YouTube channel.

Join us for Week 4 of Talanoa Ako as we continue important discussions in education.
Listen to perspectives from Samuela Siliasau of Ako Mātātupu Auckland &amp; Angela Lesienaivalu-Fisher of Avondale College.
Talanoa Ako Week 4 Topic: Wellbeing and Hauora (Attendance)
Supporting your child&rsquo;s well-being starts at home, by creating routines and having open conversations about emotions, spending quality time together, and making daily school attendance a priority
. Prioritise daily school attendance&mdash;it fosters growth, learning, and friendships
. Remember, attending school every day supports your child&rsquo;s learning and overall well-being
By law, children under 16 must attend school daily, unless they are unwell. Monitor their attendance
. Consistent attendance offers opportunities, a sense of belonging, and friendships.
Join our Talanoa Ako community&mdash;support your child's attendance and wellbeing. Stay informed and connected by subscribing to and following us on Spotify, iHeartRadio, or our 531pi YouTube channel.

PMN Fiji Talanoa Ako-Back to School Series 2026 Week 4 (Vosa Vaka Viti)

Join us for Week 4 of Talanoa Ako as we continue important discussions in education.

Listen to perspectives from Meli Kaveinga Birdwood School, Auckland.

Talanoa Ako Week 4 Topic: Wellbeing and Hauora (Attendance)

Supporting your child’s well-being starts at home, by creating routines and having open conversations about emotions, spending quality time together, and making daily school attendance a priority

. Prioritise daily school attendance—it fosters growth, learning, and friendships

. Remember, attending school every day supports your child’s learning and overall well-being

. By law, children under 16 must attend school daily, unless they are unwell. Monitor their attendance

. Consistent attendance offers opportunities, a sense of belonging, and friendships.

Join our Talanoa Ako community—support your child's attendance and wellbeing. Stay informed and connected by subscribing to and following us on Spotify, iHeartRadio, or our 531pi YouTube channel.

Join us for Week 4 of Talanoa Ako as we continue important discussions in education.
Listen to perspectives from Meli Kaveinga Birdwood School, Auckland.
Talanoa Ako Week 4 Topic: Wellbeing and Hauora (Attendance)
Supporting your child&rsquo;s well-being starts at home, by creating routines and having open conversations about emotions, spending quality time together, and making daily school attendance a priority
. Prioritise daily school attendance&mdash;it fosters growth, learning, and friendships
. Remember, attending school every day supports your child&rsquo;s learning and overall well-being
. By law, children under 16 must attend school daily, unless they are unwell. Monitor their attendance
. Consistent attendance offers opportunities, a sense of belonging, and friendships.
Join our Talanoa Ako community&mdash;support your child's attendance and wellbeing. Stay informed and connected by subscribing to and following us on Spotify, iHeartRadio, or our 531pi YouTube channel.

Rev Atu Lagi - Closing Devotion for Rotuman Language Week 2024.

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