Nau mai, haere mai
Welcome to Postgate School - 2021
To Create Life-Long Learners
Supporting statement:
We will promote life-long learning in our children by developing their social, intellectual, emotional, and physical skills in a creative and caring environment.
The first day for students is Wednesday 3rd February.
Stationery lists can be found in the tab on the left-hand side.
Any questions? Please email Adam, principal@postgate.school.nz
Posts from 2020 below
Tokelau Language Week
Te vaiaho o te gagana Tokelau
Mālo ni,
The 2020 Tokelau Language theme is ‘Apoapo tau foe, i nā tāfea i te galutau. Ke mau mai, ke mau mai’ which in English translates to, 'Never give up hope, even amidst chaos and much uncertainty. Stay united, stay strong'.
The theme “Apoapo tau foe, i nā tāfea i te galutau” is part of traditional Tokelauan prayer, asking the people rowing a canoe to hold on dearly to the paddles and row in unison so we are not washed away by the tidal/big waves. “Ke mau mai, ke mau mai” is an encouragement to be strong and maintain rowing consistently/non-stop. This year's theme was influenced by the events of 2020 and how the COVID-19 outbreak has shaped a new normal for the Tokelau community and everyone worldwide.
2020 Tokelau Language Week Poster
Niue Language Week
Fakaalofa Atu
BULA VINAKA!
2020 Fijian Language Week
MAORI LANGUAGE WEEK
Nau mai, haere mai,
ki te wiki o Te Reo Maori
“Kia Kaha te Reo Māori”
TONGAN LANGUAGE WEEK
Seat of Remembrance
“Ka maumahara tonu tātou ki a rātou”
We will remember them
Samoan Language Week
Our Flag Raising Ceremony to celebrate the start of Samoan Language Week. Please click on the link:
https://drive.google.com/file/
The theme for Samoa Language week is 'Tapena sou ōso mo lau malaga' which in English means 'Prepare yourself a gift for your travels'.
This year's theme urges us to prepare for the journey ahead. It highlights the need to honour, respect and share the gifts of our life's journey.
As Pacific Peoples when we prepare for travel, we take our traditions with us, allowing us to share our ōso (gifts/food) with everyone we meet along the way. And with these gifts we build, nurture and strengthen our language, culture and identity.
Crows Nest Camp 2019 -
Teapot Valley, Nelson
Te Tai O Nga Tipuna
Postgate Community Garden
Here are just a few pictures of our Enviro Group planting some vegetables and flowers with Alison.
