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Winning Ways
Winning Ways
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Term 3
Term 3
Language Weeks Activities
Language Weeks Activities
The mysterious stones
Migration of Pacific People from 1950-1970
Migration of Pacific People from 1950-1970
Intolerance towards Pacific Migrants
Intolerance towards Pacific Migrants
The first significant wave of migrants from the Pacific Islands began in the late 1950s. As the New Zealand manufacturing sector expanded, employers turned to the Pacific for unskilled and semi-skilled workers. Migrants from Cook Islands, Niue and Tokelau arrived as New Zealand citizens. Technically, Samoans and Tongans needed approval to live and work in New Zealand. However, the government overlooked this requirement during the 1960s.
Children of Migration
Children of Migration
Children of the Migration tells the stories of the Pacific Island immigrants who came to New Zealand from the 1950s to 1980s, and changed the cultural landscape of Aotearoa.
The Islanders
The Islanders
Brian Edwards speaks to immigrants from Pacific Island nations who relocated in pursuit of better job opportunities and education for their children. However, it's not always the dream they were hoping for with the challenges of language barriers, housing inequality and discrimination
Children of Migration Part 2
Children of Migration Part 2
Children of Migration Part 3
Children of Migration Part 3
Pacific Migration
Pacific Migration
Watch to get a glimpse of what it's like to experience the journey made by our parents and grandparents who left their beloved homelands in the Pacific and moved to New Zealand for a better way of life. This is the Pacific peoples migration story to Aotearoa, New Zealand, our story!
Cook Island Migration
Cook Island Migration
We visited the small town of Porangahau recently, to meet with the descendants of the first Cook Islands families who moved there in the 1940s.
Niue Migration Story
Niue Migration Story
Our first story in this series features Akeletama Etuata who migrated with her husband to New Zealand from Niue in 1967. She recalls thinking that New Zealand homes seemed to have everything you’d ever need or want. “But the thing is you have to have money to get that life here.”
Inference - Task 1
Inference - Task 1
Task 2 - Inference
Task 2 - Inference
au-l-565-inference-challenge-cards.pdfTask 3 - Inference
Task 3 - Inference
inferences-worksheet-7.pdfLearning Goals
Make a copy of the slide below. Analyse your data and result then identify your next steps
Learning Goals
Make a copy of the slide below. Analyse your data and result then identify your next steps
We are learning to understand Aotearoa and it's connection to me.
We are learning to understand Aotearoa and it's connection to me.
Level 4 text: Rise Up by Pauline Vaeluaga Smith
Level 4 text: Rise Up by Pauline Vaeluaga Smith
Rise Up Polynesian Panthers-SJ L4 November 2018 (2).pdfVocabulary to unpack: “equality”, “humiliating”, “terrifying”, “encounters”, “dawn raids”, “paperwork”, “scapegoats”, “escorted”, “distraught”, “endured”, “address”, “blitzes”, “prosecuted”, “expose”, “Chief Superintendent”, “residence”, “revolution”, “positive recognition”
WALT: Know about Important figures during the Te Tiriti o Waitangi
WALT: Know about Important figures during the Te Tiriti o Waitangi
Online Reading for Experts!
Online Reading for Experts!
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