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[|Ken Robinson says schools kill creativity] media type="custom" key="18979746" width="30" height="30" Chief Sielu Avea making fire || Savaii Sunrise - beautiful =>

Samoa Ministry of Education, Sports and Culture Link: [|MESC][|List of Phone Numbers] - Samoa key contactsMOE (NZ)

[|Government of Samoa website]

Pasifika: [|Pasifika Education Plan (2009-2012)]

Samoan Tourism Authority: [|(STA)] || Here is a slideshow of the schools we visited on our recent trip to Samoa. The first school is Lalomanu Primary School. This was where the tsunami hit and the community was devastated. We visited to present them with 30 ukuleles that had been donated by students and staff from Rangitoto College with help from some at Team Solutions. You will see the Principal holding one in the slideshow. She played and sang a song for the children at her school. The second school is a primary school at Nofoalii, the village that we stayed in. We spent a day there, firstly observing the teacher(s) that we were going to work with and then taking a lesson with the students. The third school is a Roman Catholic secondary school John Paul vi. We observed in classrooms and helped with lessons there too. Music Zipso - Fika Mai Le Pese ||  ||

  