Wonderful English in French Polynesia

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https://www.bbc.com/travel/article/20210726-polynesias-master-voyagers-who-navigate-by-nature

Polynesia's master voyagers who navigate by nature Ancient Polynesians settled the Pacific islands through the sacred art of wayfinding. Today, navigators sail thousands of miles, without instruments, to preserve the tradition.

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2022/jan/06/its-a-revenge-the-global-success-of-the-tahitian-dance-that-europeans-tried-to-outlaw

‘It’s a revenge’: the global success of the Tahitian dance that Europeans tried to outlaw The fast, hip-shaking dance of Tahiti is taking off around the world, with thousands of women taking classes and competing

https://www.allaroundthisworld.com/learn/oceania-and-the-pacific-islands/french-polynesia/tahitian-rhythms-kids/ #.YdD1flkRVgI

Tahitian Rhythms for Kids - Online education for kids Traditional French Polynesian music works hand in hand with dance to tell a story. The Polynesian percussion vocabluarly, as demonstrated on a to’ere in the YouTube videos linked through this page, uses multiple flexible phrases, each of which has a … Continue reading →

https://www.tahitiinternationalschool.com/index.php/en/

Tahiti International School Ecole bilingue de Polynésie privée Tahiti International School, Ecole bilingue de Polynésie, private, offer a style and quality of education that does not exist otherwise in French Polynesia. Multilingual, montessori, from kindergarten to high school: French, English, Spanish, Chinese among others, and excellence and kindness. The T...

https://papers.iafor.org/submission21845/

“Maeha’a Nui”: A Multilingual Primary School Project in French Polynesia – The IAFOR Research Archive Academic Paper published by IAFOR under Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 Attribution Non Commercial International