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NZ Sign Language Week 2024: A Call for Kiwis to Try Their Hand - Vimarsana News

NZ Sign Language Week 2024: A Call for Kiwis to Try Their Hand

Explore the journey of Northlander Alana Best, born deaf, advocating for New Zealand Sign Language and urging Kiwis to embrace our national language during

Creative Year 13 student inspires debate on educational toys and parental engagement - Vimarsana News

Creative Year 13 student inspires debate on educational toys and parental engagement

A creative project by a Year 13 student, Florida John, has ignited discussions regarding the future of educational toys and parental engagement.

Celebrating Languages Across The World With The Peace Corps - Vimarsana News

Celebrating Languages Across The World With The Peace Corps

Tomorrow marks the last day of Peace Corps Language Week 2024. The theme this year highlights the Peace Corps' commitment to volunteer competencies like diversity, equity, inclusion, and accessibility; International Language Week emphasizes the importance of language in fostering intercultural understanding. News Five’s Britney Gordon reports. Britney Gordon, Reporting The Peace Corps is a

World Language Week spotlights importance of lingual, cultural diversity - Vimarsana News

World Language Week spotlights importance of lingual, cultural diversity

World Language Week at Staples High School, beginning on March 7, celebrates its multiple language courses: Mandarin, French, German, Spanish, Italian and Latin. Each one of these languages has an important impact on the student body.  The main goal of World Language Week is to educate students on what other languages are out there by...

Tauranga council, Tourism BOP stand behind spend on Te Ara Whānui app - Vimarsana News

Tauranga council, Tourism BOP stand behind spend on Te Ara Whānui app

A $75,000 tourism app funded by Tauranga ratepayers has been labelled an “expensive flop” with costs working out to about $34 per download but the...