Paremata School

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Thursday 18th June

Term 2 Week 9 2026

We will be singing this waiata at our Matariki celebration on Tuesday in Week 11.

Tio ana te hau - The wind is absolutely freezing!  

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.
• Stop and check before crossing drive through entrances and exits.

Kiwirail says delays to trains on the Kapiti line yesterday morning were caused by trespassers in a tunnel attempting to steal copper cables.

General Manager for the Wellington Metro Network, Andy Lyon, said the trespassers had left the site by the time Police were alerted.

However, the incident caused some delays, as KiwiRail needed to check the system was safe before re-commencing services.

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

Week 9: Kenudi, Braxton, Campbell, Tipene, Robbie M

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: Lila and Whaea Wendy

Kai nui: Mrs Sutton and Mrs Moore

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

Week 11: Tuesday 30 June - Matariki celebration

FOOTBALL WORLD CUP 2026

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BOOK OF THE WEEK
A miscellany of mischief and magic : discover history's best hoaxes, hijinks, tricks and illusions by Tom Adams (Non Fiction 001.94) Learn the secrets of infamous magic illusions and tricks and discover the stories of some of history's most notorious hoaxes, pranks, and cons. While some are great fun, others contain a serious lesson . . . after all, understanding scams of the past can help protect you in the future. Meet infamous pranksters such as Marcel Duchamp (the French artist who pranked the art world), renowned illusionists and escape artists such as Adelaide Hermann (one of the first female magicians), and cunning con-artists such as George C. Parker (the American who "sold" the Statue of Liberty). The themed spreads explore a range of topics such as made-up monsters, alien conspiracies, doctored photos, disguises and pseudonyms, April Fool's Day pranks, and much more. If you're feeling mischievous, you can even follow the steps and tips spaced throughout the book to try your hand at some pranks and magic tricks of your own! But keep your wits about you, because fake hoaxes are included within the pages for eagle-eyed readers to try to spot!
PUKAPUKA PIKITIA (PICTURE BOOK)
Diggers, dozers and dumpers	Könnecke, Ole	K
Don't worry, Peppa	Holowaty, Lauren	H
Happy Pig Day!	Willems, Mo	W
Mataali'i	Malaeulu, Dahlia	M
Ramadan Kareem	Yuksel, M.O.	Y
KORERO PAKI (FICTION)
LOL collection 2 : more stories to make you laugh out loud!	Emerson, Marcus	EME
FICTION SERIES
Night of the living mummy	Stine, R.L.	Goosebumps
KORERO PONO (NON FICTION)
Ancient Greek gods and goddesses	Evans, Tegen	398.2
Amazing space	Allan, Sophie	520
The world at night : discover the world that wakes when you sleep	Lerwill, Ben	529
Where's Wally? : a-maze-ing journeys	Handford, Martin	793.73
Where's Wally? : the great speed search	Handford, Martin	793.73
The flag book	Butterfield, Moira	929.9