Six locals awarded Manaaki Scholarship
Six locals have been awarded with a Manaaki Scholarship from the New Zealand High Commission
Six locals have been awarded with a Manaaki Scholarship from the New Zealand High Commission
“This is the first book in a series, there will be one for Samoa, Tonga, Tuvalu and Fiji but Niue is first to celebrate your 50th,” Riley said.
Teachers on the island celebrated Teachers Day last Friday at the Niue High School hall with the theme “Valuing Teachers voice towards a new social contract for Education”
Porter is in Niue for first time and has been enjoying every moment plans to make more trips in the future
Water Safety NZ and PMSP provided refresher training to the teachers and run sea sessions focused on essential skills such as treading water, floating, rescues using everyday objects and the use of life jackets
Leaupepe also highlighted some other challenges apart from teacher shortage.The Association also donated some resources to both the schools.
Every year the opportunity to be part of the schools career programme is always welcomed by the various departments as they seek to encourage the students to work in their respective fields.
Physical activity and spiritual guidance are practiced regularly and staff’s well-being is embraced and vigorously pursued as teaching is a stressful vocation and teachers need to be supported to teach well.