Flat Bush

(09) 274 8279 20 Flat Bush Rd Otara, Auckland



Room 10

Lumana'i Fou

(Future Generation)

Welcomes You To Our Page!

We are the World

We are the Future

We are the Ones  

That make a better place

So we'll keep learning

Faafetai lava!

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Week 1, Term 4

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WEEK 1

Talofa Everyone!

I would like to welcome our Lumana'i Fou students into Term 4. Unfortunately we are still on Level 3 of Lockdown. Hope you are all well. Continue to share  all your pictures that you did learning from home. Here is a picture of one of our students who had a birthday this week, and following are a few students sharing their happenings from home.

HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO...

KATUTU!!!

We hope you enjoyed your birthday at home with loved ones

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TJ




Dayton

CORONAVIRUS

                        COOKING NOODLES

                      LOCKDOWN

                      TRAMPOLINE

                     HOME

              CLEAN

                   PLAY

               TELEVISION

            LEARNING

                        ROOM 

                     OUTSIDE

                        SLEEP


Written by Dayton Matai'a


Because of Niuean Language Week, the students learned about the history of Niue, and their Greetings...

Casey

NIUE HISTORY FACTS


1.Alofi is the capital of Niue.

2.Niue came from the coconuts.

3.Niue is the world's largest raised Coral Atoll.

4.There used to be an elephant on the island.

5.Islanders from the north speak differently from the Islanders in

   the south.

6.Niue is one of the last countries in the world to see the sunset

   each day.

7.Niue has no traffic lights.

8.Niue used to have a Pokemon currency.

9.Niue is an endangered language.

10.Niue has one of the highest rates of politicians per capita.


Faith

Niue Greetings

Fakaalofa atu                         Hi there

Fakaalofa lahi atu kia koe      Much greetings to you

Fakaalofa atu kia mua           Greetings to you both

Fakaalofa lahi atu kia mua     Much greetings to you

                                               both





Fakaalofa lahi atu kia mutolu oti     Much greetings to you all    

Fakaalofa hofihofi atu                       Precious greeting to you

Fakaalofa age ki ai                            Greetings to her / him

Fakaalofa age kia lautolu                Greetings to them   

Monuina e pogipogi                         Good morning

Monuina e afiafi                                Good evening

Monuina e po                                    Good night

Thank you for following Lumana'i Fou's learning.

Faafetai lava!