Samoan Teachers Train
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In New Zealand
TWO Samoan teachers—a young man and a young woman—arrived in New Zealand in February from Western Samoa, to do two years’ training in New Zealand. They are Fiamanu Taeao and Lisi Leota.
They are the first two teachers to be
brought to the Dominion under a scheme designed to raise the standard of Samoan education. Mr. E. Woodley, an inspector of schools in New Zealand, is the ori ginator of the idea of bringing both teachers and children from Samoa for study. A number of children are already in the Dominion for this purpose. Both young teachers are from the island of Upolo.