Wow that is huge! What a monster, I didnt expect it to look like that! Those are some of the sentiments of the photocopier that was generously donated by Ellis Lawyers. In speaking with Phillipa who kindly recommended our centre, we are proud recipients of a Fuji Xerox colour printer - yes top of the range. On behalf of our staff and children of Le Malelega a le To'elau ECE we are very honoured and humbled to receive the photocopier. Lets hope we know how to use it :)
Our journey begins at Puna o le Atamai Aoga Amata, an early childhood service based in Mangere which started in the year 2000. The programme is delivered in our Samoan language and culture and focuses on children's holistic development. This blog is dedidated to our project build of our second centre "Le Malelega a le To'elau ECE" a Samoan/English bilingual centre also situated in Mangere. Both centres are managed by the Fountain of Knowledge Trust.
Sunday, November 21, 2010
Photocopier from Ellis Lawyers..
Wow that is huge! What a monster, I didnt expect it to look like that! Those are some of the sentiments of the photocopier that was generously donated by Ellis Lawyers. In speaking with Phillipa who kindly recommended our centre, we are proud recipients of a Fuji Xerox colour printer - yes top of the range. On behalf of our staff and children of Le Malelega a le To'elau ECE we are very honoured and humbled to receive the photocopier. Lets hope we know how to use it :)
Thursday, November 4, 2010
Naming of Reserve...
Prior to the new Auckland City Council coming into power, we were very proud to be part of the renaming of the Lost City Reserve to Radonich Park. The park was named after a park ranger that served Manukau City Council for over 20 years - Richard Radonich. It was interesting to hear the history of this modest man and the parks that he designed and developed over the years. It was more humbling to meet the man and his family in person (which our children from Puna Ole Atamai ordained them with lei's) who served with passion in creating public spaces that catered to New Zealand's love for the outdoors. The story by his daughter summed up the legacy this man has left for our community. She reflected about her Dad and in summary she said she would often go out on the truck with Dad, to help him clean up and look after the parks...my Dad was a hardworking man and he loved what he did. As new custodians of the park, our role is to ensure that the legacy of Richard Radonich and his family continues as we uphold the mantle of keeping our park clean for our future generations to enjoy.
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