Paremata School

 


Ko te Rāapa tēnei rā te 

rua tekau mā whitu o Haratua


Wednesday 27th May

Term 2 Week 6 2026


People of Paremata…
Paremata, the school…

A place of learning for all peoples
Unite together, let it be so.

Nurture the seed that was sown from Rangiatea
Hold fast to it
Seek unity, faith, and hope
The greatest thing is love, 

Paremata, the school
Paremata, my school

A place of learning for all peoples

Whakatipuhia te kākano i ruia mai i Rangiatea (Nurture the seed that was sown from Rangiatea) 
is from a well known whakatauki that encourages us to protect and grow the knowledge, culture, language, and values handed down from the ancestors. Rangiatea is the sacred, ancient spiritual homeland of Māori.


Kikino kē nei koutou - You were all so fantastic! 

We could use this kīwaha to compliment everyone's attitude during the cross country and colour run last week!


  • No burgers this Friday because of Teacher Only Day
  • Iceblocks will be available for $1 on Thursday
  • No pies next Monday because of King's Birthday


Some girls from the Kauri team are working on cleaning up the Peace Garden area. If you see them working please be respectful and don't kick over the piles of leaves etc.

Kaua e wareware:

  • Term 2 and 3 - Please stay off the field before school to give it a chance to dry out and avoid mud and grass through the classrooms.

SpaceX has successfully launched its massive Starship rocket from Texas, marking its 12th test flight.

Although a few of the engines had problems during the flight, the mission was largely a success. 

One of Starship’s most impressive features is that it is designed to be fully reusable. Special mechanical arms at the launch pad are built to catch the rocket when it comes back to Earth, meaning it can be launched again without being rebuilt. That kind of reusability could make space travel much cheaper in the future. 

NASA is hoping to use Starship to land astronauts back on the Moon. It would be the first time humans have set foot on the Moon since 1972. Looking even further ahead, SpaceX hopes Starship could one day carry people all the way to Mars.


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

Week 6: Emmy, Olivia, Elizabeth, Niamh, Bonnie

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.

Kai iti: Avalon and Kendra

Kai nui: Mrs Wall and Hannah


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

Week 6: Tuesday 26 May - RNZB workshops

               Thursday 28 May - RNZB workshops

                                             - Parumoana cross country

               Friday 29 May - Teacher only day

Week 7: Monday 1 June - King's Birthday no school

               Thursday 4 June - school photos


 


 
BOOK OF THE WEEK
We are all amazing by P Crumble (Picture Book - C)

No matter who you are with all your unique talents and quirks, this book celebrates the ways in which we are all ... amazing.
PUKAPUKA PIKITIA (PICTURE BOOK)
The friendship bookLouise, ZanniL



KORERO PAKI (FICTION)
Which way to the futureCowell, CressidaCOW
FICTION SERIES
Legend of Chocolate HillsStilton, GeronimoGeronimo Stilton
PartypooperKinney, JeffDiary of Wimpy Kid
KORERO PONO (NON FICTION)
Dinosaurs : awesome factsMatthews, Rupert567.9
Dragons : meet the legendary monsters of mythologyStevenson, Cait398.24
Football legends 2026 : stats, profiles, top playersBallheimer, David796.334
Kea : the low-down on NZ's inquisitive mountain parrot
598.7
Shark encyclopedia
597.3
GRAPHIC NOVELS
Dog Man. Big Jim believesPilkey, DavPIL
I survived the shark attacks of 1916Ball, GeorgiaTAR
The new girlAndelfinger, NicoleAND



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