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Assembly Awesomeness

This morning, Whanau Ako Nui hosted the first parent assembly for 2018.  Our presenters were fantastic at speaking clearly and loudly while the rest of our whanau supported them with role model assembly appreciation and singing.  Ka pai whanau!!!!






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