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Fraser High School Pasifika Family
Fraser High School Pasifika Family
Gagana Sāmoa
Introduction
Malo le soifua maua ma le lagi e mama.
In 2017 Fraser High School officially established our Gagana Sāmoa Course. We opened our first class with the support from our local Church Ministers and Samoan Community Leaders.
In 2020 we have now grown to the following classes:
* Year 9 Semester A & Semester B Classes
* Year 10 Class
* Year 11, 12 & 13 Composite Class
Mr Oliva Cowley is the teacher for our Junior School Gagana Samoa Programme and Mr Soliga Si'ilata is the teacher for our Senior Gagana Samoa Programme.
We welcome all students to join the Gagana Sāmoa Course and to learn about our beautiful Samoan language and culture.
Soifua ma ia manuia
Mr Si'ilata & Mr Cowley
Year 9 Gagana Sāmoa Course Overview
Talofa lava ma afio mai! Welcome to Gagana Samoa at Fraser High School.
Learn the Samoan language and culture through traditional music, food, dance and games.
Year 10 Gagana Sāmoa Course Overview
Talofa lava ma afio mai! Welcome to Gagana Samoa at Fraser High School.
Learn the Samoan language and culture through traditional music, food, dance and games.
Year 11 Gagana Sāmoa NCEA Course Overview
The aim of this course is to develop the skills of reading, writing, listening and speaking to a level where you are able to communicate in a number of practical situations in Gagana Samoa.
Students are expected to communicate information, ideas, and opinions, and express and respond to personal ideas and opinions in areas of most immediate relevance. The content and language of the communication is targeted beyond the immediate context to include the expression of opinions. Students are expected to understand and produce a variety of text types.
Year 12 Gagana Sāmoa NCEA Course Overview
The aim of this course is to develop the skills of reading, writing, listening and speaking to a level where you are able to communicate in a number of practical situations in Gagana Samoa.
Students are expected to begin to engage in sustained interactions and produce increasingly extended texts, in which they explore the views of others, develop and share personal perspectives, and justify, support, or challenge ideas and opinions in different situations. Students are expected to begin responding critically to more extended and varied text types on familiar matters.
Year 13 Gagana Sāmoa NCEA Course Overview
The aim of this course is to develop the skills of reading, writing, listening and speaking to a level where you are able to communicate in a number of practical situations in Gagana Samoa.This is an approved subject for University Entrance.
Students are expected to engage with and respond clearly and critically to a variety of extended texts, including authentic texts. Students are expected to use the language more flexibly and with greater effectiveness, at times in sustained interactions and extended texts. Students are expected to explore the views of others, develop and share personal perspectives, justify, support, or challenge ideas and opinions in different situations and on matters that are beyond their immediate experience. It is expected that students will use their developing knowledge of linguistic and cultural forms to help them create meaning.
Gagana Sāmoa at Fraser High School
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