Elgin School has their own pepeha.
Here is Room 2 saying their school pepeha.
You can read the pepeha - it is below our video.
Does your school have a pepeha?
Friday, 2 November 2018
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Ngā mihi nui,
Room 2 @Elgin School.
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Kia ora Room 2,
ReplyDeleteWe loved listening to your class say your pepeha. This was interesting for us as we are so used to our own pepeha so hearing another way was awesome. We like that you are all learning your kura and personal pepeha. We noticed that your pepeha is quite different from ours too. We have to say ours at whole school Taumata in the mornings if we are on kai mihi. This has made us want to share our pepeha in an interesting way like your class has.
From Room 2 at Kawakawa Primary School.
Kia ora my name is legacee I like want you gas leaned y your pepeha and I do my pepeha to and that all I got to sa have a good day.
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