Paremata School

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Friday 12th June

Term 2 Week 8 2026

Ka piki te ora - Get well soon.  

You could say this to someone who has a winter cold or flu and isn't feeling very well.

Tiare and Laura present Episode 3of Wave TV 2026:

Bake Shack Pie Fundraiser

Please remember to return your order form to the office. There will be a prize for the person/family that sells the most pies.

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.

Takahē have been returned to the northern end of the South Island's Golden Bay after the completion of a predator-proof fence.

The Department of Conservation has released eight of the taonga species on the Farewell Spit, where they have been absent for 100 years.

The new $400,000 fence stretches four kilometres across the Tasman Sea to Golden Bay along the Old Man ridgeline.

It shelters 2000 hectares - including 50km of coastline - from rats, stoats and cats.

In the future it is hoped more threatened native species, such as the kiwi, could be re-introduced.

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

Week 8: Jahzyrus, 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.

Kai iti: Juliet and Lila

Kai nui: Whaea Lisa and Mrs Moore

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

Week 11: Tuesday 30 June - Matariki celebration

 

BOOK OF THE WEEK
The wild and windy stars of Matariki : Ururangi & Waipunarangi by Miriama Kamo ( Picture Book - K) Te Rerehua and Sam love Te Mata Hapuku, a wild and windswept place where the stones tell stories and the stars shine bright. But when they spot mysterious fires on the beach one night, they soon find themselves entangled in a trick played by the mischievous patupaiarehe. As Sam is drawn toward the crashing waves, the patupaiarehe shriek with joy that he will soon become one of them. Grandma and Poua call on the power of Ururangi's winds and Waipunarangi's rain to save him. They must outwit the fairy folk and get Sam safely home, under the watchful eyes of the Matariki stars.
PUKAPUKA PIKITIA (PICTURE BOOK)
I'm a frog!	Willems, Mo	W
Classic rhymes for Kiwi kids	Millett, Peter	M
Where's the pair? : a spotting book	Teckentrup, B	T
The secret elephant : the true story of an extraordinary wartime friendship	Rankin, Ellan	R
KORERO PAKI (FICTION)
Future hopes	James, Lauren	FUT
Things that go bump	Foxfield, Kathryn	FOX
Toad away	Gleitzman, Morris	GLE
A hedgehog called Snuffle	Peters, Helen	PET
FICTION SERIES
Goblin Monday	Stine, R.L.	Goosebumps
Iron Man goes magnetic	Price, Charlie	Marvel
Superman : man of steel	Jones, Matt	Superman
KORERO PONO (NON FICTION)
How the Earth works	Pérez-Diaz, Lucia	550
Japan : discover the country, culture and people	Hinchey, Jane	952
Thailand : discover the country, culture and people	Hinchey, Jane	959.3
SPEEDY READS
Mad in the back	Rosen, Michael	ROS
Dot the Ladybug : the perfect spot	George, Kallie	GEO

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