We want to see an education system that moves beyond generalised approaches to taking focused action. 🎯 APEN is advocating for Pasifika students to be recognised as a 'priority group,' with a focus on improving data collection in schools and providing professional learning opportunities that incorporate culturally responsive practices. This includes Pacific teaching/learning methodologies and frameworks that we know can benefit all learners. Our recent talanoa with the NSW Department of Education’s Multicultural Education Team brought forward critical questions on how we can make this shift together. 🔗 A big vinaka vaka levu to Louise Warren, Noah Jiyane, and Adrian Robinson for an insightful discussion. Looking forward to future collaborations and shared progress! 🪴 Go team! Pani Patu, Bronwyn Williams & Tofa Amanda Moors-Mailei
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