Nga Kete- Samoan Language Week



Every Monday I have the pleasure of spending time with students in Nga Kete (School Library).
Students are able to read a range on fiction and non-fiction books, big books, some books written by other students, computers, jigsaw puzzles and today students were able to complete art work to support Samoan Language week!





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