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Friday 5th - Saturday 6thDecember 2025Click here for details!We look forward to celebrating with you all! |
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Tēnā koutou katoa Ko Tainui te waka Ko Pare Hauraki te rohe Ko Tīkapakapa te moana Ko Te Waitangi ō Hinemuri me Waihou ngā awa Ko Tui Kairangi te maunga Ko Te-Paeroa-o-Toi-te-Huatahi te wāhi Ko Karanga te Tūī te pā Ko Te Kura Tuatahi o Paeroa te kura No reira, Tēnā koutou, tēnā koutou, tēnā koutou katoa.
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Behind our school stands an old pa site “Karanga e Tūī.” TūīKairangi, Primrose Hill is our maunga. |
Ko Hauraki te Iwi
Our school acknowledges and recognises all Hauraki Iwi. When establishing the school’s Rūmaki Unit, the following iwi were identified as strongly represented within our school – Ngāti Maru, Ngāti Tamaterā, Ngāti Hako, Ngāti Tara Tokanui, Ngāti Paoa and the hapū Ngāti Tawhaki. Within our school charter, guided by the school’s vision we will show our commitment to the revitalisation of Haurakitanga |
Paeroa Central School is a dual medium primary school located in the rural town of Paeroa.
The school is 140 years old and currently operates 4 classrooms with a roll of approximately 80 students. We have two English Medium classes and two Māori Medium Level 1 Rūmaki classes. In the Rūmaki classes, Te Ara Hou o te Reo, 80-100% of learning is in Te Reo Māori. Auraki (English) Medium students also have lessons in Te Reo Māori working within Level 4 Te Reo Māori. All students have the opportunity to join Kapa Haka and work towards performing at the Hauraki Festival in Term 4.
Each class has a teacher aide or kaiawhina. Some support staff also run small group learning programmes. All children are supported with their learning. We have a school wide focus on literacy: te reo Matatini and numeracy: Pāngarau. We have a cultural curriculum linked to our unique area Hauraki. This includes hītori (history), pūrākau (traditional stories) and kawa me ngā tikanga (rules that are set).
We are an Enviro school and in Term 2 and 3, learning is student driven where practical activities are tied to learning about sustainability. Students may cook, work in the school vegetable gardens and orchard, make ointments using rongoā, design and paint murals, and/or work with local community. Our students strive to be excellent Kaitiaki (Guardians).
We strongly promote Sport and Education Outside the Classroom programmes.
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A huge CONGRATULATIONS to all our lucky winners from this year’s Easter Draw! ????
???? 1st – Ana H (sold by Te Rangiiriwhare)
???? 2nd – Terri Rippingale
???? 3rd – Te Rangiriwhare
4th – Corvo Smith
5th – V + S Ofisa
6th – Roey Tauranga
7th – Tre'Zeus Paul
8th – Tina Caldwell
9th – Max Tauranga
10th – Nan Pauline
11th – Ryan Rippengale
12th – Faye (sold by Te Rangiiriwhare)
13th – Lester Fox
14th – Tup Caldwell
15th – Drina
16th – Christian H (sold by Te Rangiiriwhare)
17th – Robyn Hills
18th – Kimmie L (sold by Te Rangiiriwhare)
19th – Aroha Williams
20th – Tessa Blank
21st – Waiwaia (sold by Te Rangiiriwhare)
22nd – Kaye (sold by Te Rangiiriwhare)
23rd – Jo Hohepa (sold by Te Rangiiriwhare)
24th – Granny
25th – Tina Caldwell
???? Easter Egg Koha Draw – Moana Whānau
????️ Most Tickets Sold – Alexis Smith
???? Whānau Survey Draw – McShane / Pakinga Whānau
???? Student Lucky Easter Draw Winners:
Papakauri – Jurnee
Ureia – Reiya
Takareko – Giovanni
Mumuhau Tuakana – Max
Mumuhau Teina – Te Mata
???? Ngā mihi nui to all our amazing whānau who supported this kaupapa — selling tickets, donating Easter eggs, and contributing prizes. We truly appreciate your generosity and awhi.
???? Tumeke whānau!
Junior Girls Rugby Y3-8 Girls
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Junior Girls Registration Form
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Kia ora e te whanau,
Please find attached our school newsletter. There are 3 pages.
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It is lovely to see whanau out and about on their bikes. However, a reminder that you must be wearing a helmet. If no helmet, the bike will be kept at school and must be picked up by a parent.
This is a health and safety road code rule -
Wear a helmet:
'You must wear a helmet when riding a
bike. If you carry any passengers on your
bike, they must wear a helmet too. This
rule applies to all types of riding on-road
and off-road.
Your helmet must fit properly and be
designed for use as a bike helmet.
Motorbike helmets, climbing helmets or
horse riding helmets are not suitable when
riding a bike.
A bike helmet will only protect your head
once. If it is dropped or involved in a crash,
inspect it for small cracks, inside and out.
Damaged helmets should be replaced'
- Cycling Code 2020, NZTA Govt
Nga mihi maioha.
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