Post by Kiwi Frontline on Aug 1, 2017 18:20:41 GMT 12
BILINGUAL LITERACY PROGRAMME LAUNCHED IN FLAXMERE
Six hundred books along with 600 puzzles all written in English and translated into Māori have been given to the school as safety resources.
QR codes help the teachers and children with the correct pronunciation of the Māori langauge (sic),
"It's an important component. Te reo is one of our national languages and there is an increasing interest and need for people to speak the language and this is learning for some adults and children," says the principal Fay Wooster.
The literacy programme is a joint partnership between the local Fire Service and New Zealand Police.
It's a first for the Hawke's Bay region with the hopes of rolling out the literacy programme nationwide......
www.maoritelevision.com/news/regional/bilingual-literacy-programme-launched-flaxmere
Six hundred books along with 600 puzzles all written in English and translated into Māori have been given to the school as safety resources.
QR codes help the teachers and children with the correct pronunciation of the Māori langauge (sic),
"It's an important component. Te reo is one of our national languages and there is an increasing interest and need for people to speak the language and this is learning for some adults and children," says the principal Fay Wooster.
The literacy programme is a joint partnership between the local Fire Service and New Zealand Police.
It's a first for the Hawke's Bay region with the hopes of rolling out the literacy programme nationwide......
www.maoritelevision.com/news/regional/bilingual-literacy-programme-launched-flaxmere