Mrs Mahaki said she hoped the live music by band Natrule Konexzion would be a draw card and help to create atmosphere and ambiance.
She said there were lots of family-oriented activities such as a bouncy castle, face and nail painting, games and fitness activities, quick fire raffles, a White Elephant, donation boxes, food stalls, fry bread burgers, a sausage sizzle, a cake stall and Angels for Valencia for sale.
"It's basic, old school, family fun."
The Angels for Valencia are handmade angels made by one of the women who cares for two of Valencia's siblings.
Mrs Mahaki said the event was being put together by the school, Owhata Friends of the School and EBabies Early Learning Centre.
She said all proceeds from the day would go to Valencia's family.