2026 Enrolments and Out of Zone Enrolments

If you have a child or know of someone who has a child turning five next year, we strongly encourage you to enrol them now. It's really important we know so we can plan staffing and classrooms for next year please.  You can either pop into our school office and fill in an enrolment form OR jump on our school website and download an enrolment form and send to: office@frimley.school.nz. At all times we are here to help if you need assistance. 

A reminder that if you are enrolling in any school in NZ, you will  need a copy of the child's birth certificate or passport (or a document with date of birth verification) and a copy of the child’s immunisation record. We will also need a document with your home address and name written on it. We can make copies of these documents at school. 

The Board has reviewed numbers in each year group and currently has space for 30 out of zone students for new Entrants in 2026. If you would like to apply for one of these spaces, the forms need to be completed and with us by 17th October.

How do I apply and what is the process? 

For out of zone enrolments in other year groups, please contact Rohan at school. From time to time space does become available in other year groups as children and families move in and out of the area. A priority at Frimley is to ensure families with connections to our kura can enrol their tamariki where possible. 

Kaitiakitanga in action at Houngarea Marae - POWERFUL PARTNERSHIP​​​​​​​

We have a long standing relationship and connection with the hau kainga (home people) of Houngarea Marae. Our staff have had noho marae there and our tamariki have been visiting since 2019. 

Over the past two weeks we have managed to get three of our Learning Communities to Houngarea Marae in Pakipaki - that is roughly 350 tamariki. Unfortunately the weather didn’t allow Heretaunga haaro o te kaahu to visit this time. They will aim to head to the marae next term. There is massive amount of mātauranga Māori that the tamariki learn about, pūrākau of the marae and hapū but our time there this term has been about our tamariki demonstrating one of our school values KAITIAKITANGA. 

ALL tamariki from new entrants to year 6 were engaged in helping to care and look after our marae with the intention to “give back” and show manaaki. Being Kaitiaki of our marae had us clean the white fence and monuments, weed the gardens, pick up rubbish, clean the playground, clean the creek at the back and test the water, clean the wharekai and some of the whakairo and much more. 

E mihi ana ki ngā hapū o Te Pakipakitanga o Hinetemoa ko Ngāti Ngarengare, Ngāti Papatuamarō, Ngāti Te Rehunga me Ngāti Tamaterā. Ānika a mātou mihi whakawhetai ki a koutou i o koutou manaaki ki a mātou i ngā wā katoa.

Y3-6 Cross Country

After postponing our original event a few weeks earlier we waited for some warmer weather to roll around. We were treated to a stunning day and the conditions were perfect for running. This year we moved our course slightly and Mr Pearse brought in some hay bales to jump over. This was an awesome bonus. We must thank our awesome whānau for coming along to support their children. There were a number of students who attended the Inter School event as well. 

Driver safety around the school

With over 500 tamariki at our kura, it is important that we all do our best to ensure we are driving safely to, from and past our kura. Please DO NOT stop at the crossing to let your child out of the car. THIS IS NOT SAFE! Please pull over into one of the many parks on the side of the road to safely let your child exit the car. Please e te whānau, help us to help your child remain safe!

School Hats

This is a reminder that school hats are compulsary in term 4. The Frimley School hat is part of our uniform therefore no other hats are acceptable.

Please ensure your child has their hat with them on day 1 of term 4 and that it is clearly named.

If you need to purchase a hat, these are available in the school office for $12.