Keeping te reo alive in aotearoa it is the first language and should be treasured! As a Pacific islander I know how important my culture is to me. But sadly my generation dont have access to the reo as we are encouraged to speak more English. As a child I had grandparents who spoke cook island to us so we were privileged to listen to them. Our parents dont speak our tongue to us it's all papaa.
Footsteps Preschool
Poi making, flax weaving, waiata
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