Randwick Park School

Congratulations Mr Lologa!!!

🌟 National Volunteers Week | May Volunteer of the Month 🌟

To begin our National Volunteer Week celebrations, we're proud to recognise our May Volunteer of the Month, Sala'a from Randwick Park Netball Club.

Described in his nomination as a coach, administrator, manager, and club president, Sala'a has dedicated more than 20 years to supporting netball in our community.

His commitment to Randwick Park Netball Club, Papakura Netball Centre, and the wider netball community extends far beyond games and trainings. He creates positive and supportive environments where players of all ages and abilities feel valued, encouraged, and inspired to be their best both on and off the court.

From mentoring players and supporting whānau to helping ensure his club continues to thrive, Sala'a's passion for netball is evident in everything he does. Generations of players have benefited from his guidance, patience, and belief in them.

Thank you, Sala'a, for your unwavering dedication and the incredible impact you continue to have on our netball community. Your contribution does not go unnoticed.

Thank you for all that you do!

👀 Peep our school featuring with the Warriors Community Foundation! So cool seeing our students involved in opportunities that build connection, confidence and community. Thanks for having us 💙💚

𝒩ā𝓊 𝓉𝑒 𝓇𝑜𝓊𝓇𝑜𝓊, 𝓃ā𝓀𝓊 𝓉𝑒 𝓇𝑜𝓊𝓇𝑜𝓊, 𝓀𝒶 𝑜𝓇𝒶 𝒶𝒾 𝓉𝑒 𝒾𝓌𝒾 Brought to you by Manurewa Local Board 🫡

We are currently looking for someone to help support our sports coaches with after-school trainings. Strength and experience in rugby would be a real advantage.

The role would involve helping with after-school trainings, as well as being available to attend tournaments and sports events during the week. A current police vet would be highly beneficial.

This would be a paid position, with remuneration negotiable depending on experience and availability.

If you are interested, or would like more information, please contact the school office.

Get ready to boogie, RPS whānau! 🕺💃

Our Sports Disco is happening on Thursday, 28th May in the RPS School Hall.

This is a fun way to support our Year 7/8 sports teams, including AIMS Games and CM Games fundraising. Every ticket sold helps our tamariki get to these awesome opportunities!

Year 1–4 Disco: 4:00–5:00pm
Year 5–8 Disco: 5:30–7:00pm

Tickets: $4 per person or $7 for two

Come along for a great night of music, dancing, and school spirit — and help support our students at the same time.

Kia ora RPS community , has anyone lost a kitten this morning ? Please call our office on 0800 438777 with a description, we would like to return it to its owners.

What a fantastic start to our Future Ferns Netball Skills Programme – Day 1 of 2! 🏐💚

It was awesome to see so many of our Years 1–6 tamariki out on the court this afternoon, ready to learn and give things a go. Today we focused on the foundations – sharp passing, turning using our hips, keeping our eyes up, and moving into space. The improvement even within one session was so cool to see!

We’re looking forward to building on these skills in Day 2!

A huge thank you to: Stephanie, Ana, Vaeh and Sophie for sharing their time, knowledge and awesome coaching skills with our tamariki.

Bring on Day 2!!!!

What a great way to end Term 1 - RPS leads both the MPSSA (Year 5-6) and CCSA (Year 7-8) inter-school sports tables! Congratulations to all students who have participated in sport this term, and a massive thank you to all of our coaches, managers and volunteers who have given up a huge amount of their own time to make these results happen.

🚨 Big News from Randwick Park School 🚨

Ngā mihi o te ahiahi, whānau (Good evening, whānau)

We’ve officially entered the TikTok era… but not for the reasons you might think.

Recently, we’ve seen an increase in unauthorised pages using the Randwick Park School name, including videos of our students being shared in ways that can cross the line into cyberbullying. That is not okay.

With the holidays coming up, we often see a rise in online activity and content — so it’s important we get this up and running before the start of the holidays.

So, we’ve levelled up.

Our Digital Tech Team, led by Mr “SCI-Rewa” Lologa and his team of operatives, will be tracking and responding to unauthorised accounts or harmful content linked to our school and community. Think of it as our digital detectives 🕵️‍♂️ helping keep our students safe and respected online.

We’ll also be sharing pages to watch out for, along with advice about digital safety and your rights as a digital citizen.

If you come across any suspicious websites or harmful content, please email us at [email protected]

- To our parents and whānau: we’ve got this.
- To those running fake or harmful pages, consider this your friendly warning:

We don’t have a particular set of skills…
Actually, we do.

We will look for you.
We will find you.
And we will report you.

(…and possibly have a quiet word with your mum too 😅)

Let’s work together to keep our online spaces kind, safe, and respectful for everyone ❤️