Aoga's fundraiser for the Cancer Society "Daffodil Day" 2015

Aoga a le Teuila has supported the Cancer Society and this week we hold our fundraiser and our children participated in various activities.

We made Banana cupcakes and had them for afternoon tea.

HHhhmmmmm Manaia Tele!!

Our children also made their very own daffodils in our arts & crafts corner.

Friday 28 Our children & Staff all dressed up in YELLOW/LANU SAMASAMA in support of the Daffodil Day. We held our coin trail all week. We had a special lunch with all funds going towards our fundraiser!!

Thank you to our aiga & children for supporting our fundariser to help the Cancer Society!

Ia Fa'ataua ai le Gagana Samoa

Fa'ataua le Gagana Samoa!  

Our centre planning for June 2014 was Gagana Samoa - Samoan Language.  To close our theme for the month we celebrated in true Samoan style, with a huge bang.  We invited our aiga/whanau/family and community,  and we were honoured to have a special guest MP for Maungakiekie Peseta Sam Lotu I'iga to join in the celebration.  Thank you to all our aiga/whanau/family and community, but especially the Teachers and wonderful children of the Aoga for preparing such a great event.  Click here to see more photos.

Samoan Language Week 2014

Samoan Language Week began on Monday 26th May.  Our Aoga were very priviledged to open the launch of the inaugural language week together with the Minister of Pacific Island Affairs and local community leader Rev Setefano.  The Pt England group Samoan group and Tamaki College group also performed at this great occasion.  "Taofi mau i au Measina - Hold Fast to Our Treasures" was the theme for this years Samoan Language week.

Thank you to Team 5 at Pt England School for the video link.

The Early Years

Here are some memorable and precious moments from the early years in the Aoga a le Teuila. You will see photos of some of our past staff members and valuable staff members who are still serving in the community to this day. Look and see our gorgeous children on a trip to Motat and on a picnic. If you recognise any of these children or if you are one of these kids we would love to hear from you. Please click here to see the photos from the good old days.