Paremata School


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Friday 13th November

Term 4 Week 5 2026

Another opportunity to keep learning our new waiata that celebrates the unity of Ngāti Toa.


Tō mīharo hoki!

You are awesome!

Make someone's day, and show aroha, by telling them how awesome they are!


Message from Matua

Lately some of our students have not been making positive choices at school or at Technology which is disappointing. 

Over the next 5 weeks until the end of the school year, anyone who is involved in any negative behaviour will be given community service in their break and lunch times. Please remember you are role models and our expectations of you are high so keep our school safe and enjoyable for everyone.  

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Please make sure the school gates are properly closed each time you go through them, especially in the morning before school and during the day. You need to check that they will not swing open.
We have a junior student who could run out of the school and we want to keep him safe. 



A community group in Lyall Bay on Wellington's south coast is seeking backers to raise $7000 to build a more than four-metre-tall inflatable poo emoji to float out in the surf of the bay.

High Tide Club member Johnny Carpenter said the year had been blighted by the catastrophic failure of the nearby Moa Point waste water plant and the community deserved to make their own statement. The plant flooded in February, pumping around 14 billion litres of raw sewage into the ocean. It is still not back up and running.

"Hopefully it just gives people a laugh and, maybe around the council table, it will get people talking and getting more motivated to get this problem fixed.


Other people were not so keen. A local surf shop owner said "I don't know if it's a good idea. I think it's already embarrassing enough, the situation as it is and I don't know if adding that will be constructive."

When you take your ipu pepa to be emptied, please leave your lid in your classroom.

Week 5:  Felix, Finnley, Mitchell, Linkyn

Please collect the masks and gloves from Ursula after lunch on Thursday and return them when you have finished.

Please collect bait from Rm 5 after lunch and check and rebait traps. Remember to wash your hands afterwards.

You are welcome to check traps on other days and deal with any catches.

The checking and rebaiting wasn't happening towards the end of last term. 

Please make sure you take you turn, or let me know if you are not keen to be part of the team any more.


Kai iti: Alex and Whaea Wendy 

Kai nui: Mrs Bassett and Mrs Britz





Tārere nui timetable is in place from 8.20am. No helmet, no wheels.

Here is the new road patrol roster for the rest of the year. You will notice that all the experienced patrollers are buddied up with 2 new trainees. The idea is that they will get some on the job experience ready to go for it in 2027.

Kids need to be at school ready to go at 8:25 and at the end of the day they don't need to report for duty til 2:55pm. 


Week 5: Thursday 12 November - Parumoana Athletics

Week 6: Saturday 21 November - Cake and toy sale

Week 7: Thursday 26 November - Run Jump Throw

Week 8:  Library closed for stocktake

                Friday 4th December - Parumoana speech competition

Week 9:  Year 7/8 EOTC week

                Wednesday 9th December - Summer Reading Programme begins

Week 10: Tuesday 15 December - water fight

                 Wednesday 16 December - school finishes at 1pm


                   To find out more about these latest new books to the library Click here

BOOK OF THE WEEK
Brian To'o lights it up! By David Riley (Non Fiction 796.333)


Meet Brian To'o, the Samoan Aussie winger who loves smashing through tackles, scoring tries, and making rugby league super exciting! Check out the stats and the stories and see why-- Brian To'o lights it up!
PUKAPUKA PIKITIA (PICTURE BOOK)
ZoomBanyai, IstvanB
365 penguinsFromental, Jean-LucF
Actual sizeJenkins, SteveJ
Equal shmequalKroll, VirginiaK
How much is a million?Schwartz, David M.S
Where's the pair? : a spotting bookTeckentrup, BrittaT
Meri Kirihimete, Kererū!MacIver, JulietteM
Kekeno : curious explorerFurze, KatieF
FICTION SERIES
Scorpion's curseDo, AnhSky Dragon
KORERO PAKI (FICTION)
ShrinkleSnape, EmilySNA
KORERO PONO (NON FICTION)
Maths for curious kids : an illustrated introduction to numbers, geometry, computing, and more!Huggins-Cooper, L510
The metric systemAdler, David A.530.8
Samoan heroesRiley, David920
SPEEDY READS
Trouble at the farmAhmed, SufiyaAHM
A dog to keepRippin, SallyRIP
Greg's spooky supriseRippin, SallyRIP
The farm sleepoverRippin, SallyRIP
TUHINGA PAKI-AA-KAIAKO (SENIOR FICTION)
War horseMorpurgo, MichaelM

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