Thursday, August 3, 2023

Cook Island Language Week

We have 4 very proud students that are Cook Island descendants.  Two are from Rarotonga and two are from Atuitaki.  

Havana brought in some very special items - a photo of her Nana and a wooden turtle that is her fathers.

As a class we looked at the hibiscus flower and created the following art work.  This work will be displayed in class so come and have a look.






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