TAMĀ | TINĀ
OUR
CO-PRINCIPALS
The PASS school leadership model recognises the power of having principals who provide strong and effective leadership through coupling experience and expertise with providing positive influence as the matua, or “parents” of the school.
Our co-principals are Ala’imalo Falefatu and Parehuia Enari. A dynamic husband and wife team who have many years of teaching, key leadership roles and have a passion and a heart to see every student fulfil their potential in education and life.
“We at PASS firmly believe the age old proverb that “It takes a Village to raise a child”. Every PASS talavou will be welcomed into an environment that is culturally recognizable to them. Our core values of alofa, fa’aaloalo and tautua will underpin their daily life at PASS.
The journey of a PASS talavou will be one that is challenging, exciting and purposeful. Talavou will be challenged to grow in their identity and character on a daily basis as well as be equipped to face the challenges of their ever changing world.
A PASS educational journey aims to develop an “attitude of humility” and instill a “love for learning”. PASS talavou will graduate equipped with a stronger character, and a holistic perspective that is grounded in their heritage culture and values.
"INDEED, WE TRULY BELIEVE THAT OUR SCHOOL IS
YOUR PASS TO YOUR POTENTIAL.”
ALA’IMALO FALEFATU ENARI
Co-principal
Bachelor of Education, Diploma in Teaching – University of Waikato
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Talanoa Ako: Lau Tauga – Pacific Principals’ Perspectives of Success for Pacific Learners
