Year 1 and 2 students from Room 18, Paraparaumu Beach School reflecting on what te reo means to them and their hopes for the future.
(submitted by a class parent, on behalf of class kaiako Tara Vertongen and Cherie Parker)
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Year 1 and 2 students from Room 18, Paraparaumu Beach School reflecting on what te reo means to them and their hopes for the future.
(submitted by a class parent, on behalf of class kaiako Tara Vertongen and Cherie Parker)
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