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27/11/2025
29/11/2021

Kia ora whanau. Moko Club Ngaruawahia is now operating under the management of Madia and Wendy Diamond. Please reaffirm your booked hours with Madia when you visit next. For those of you who pay direct fees - we will forward these to Madia for the period from 19 November. Please change your direct credits with Madia. All WINZ payments will need to be reaffirmed as well. Nga mihi from the Moko Club Ngaruawahia team.

Please note our page will now be called Ukaipo Ngaruawahia which is the parent company for the Ngaruawahia building. Madia will provide details of the new page when you reaffirm your enrolments.

08/11/2021

Kia ora whanau. We would like to introduce the new owners of Moko Club Ngaruawahia to you this Thursday afternoon. Please let us know if you can make it to a hui at 3.30pm. Nga mihi and we look forward to seeing you on Thursday. Please note we will hold the hui outdoors if we have more than 10 people in line with the Level 3, step 2 restrictions.

Some lockdown ideas whanau.
25/10/2021

Some lockdown ideas whanau.

We are still Alert Level 3 until Thursday 28th October. If we go down to Level 2, we will look to hold a whanau hui the ...
20/10/2021

We are still Alert Level 3 until Thursday 28th October. If we go down to Level 2, we will look to hold a whanau hui the week that we reopen. Date to be confirmed. Please message us if you have queries or need some resources for in home learning. Check out the following online resources as well:

Our Service Desk staff are happy to respond to queries from early learning services, schools and kura about online learning.

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Moko Club is a place for tamariki to have fun and is open to all familites. Moko Club centres focus on growing and preparing kai in a fun club environment as well as preparing tamariki for school. *Our Philosophy* We believe tamariki should play and have fun and the Maori philosophy of kaitiakitanga or caring for the environment is our guiding framework. We provide a positive, nurturing place where tamariki are free to play and explore in a safe and fun way. We welcome all tamariki and their whanau. *Parents and Whanau We encourage whanau involvement in Moko Club activities. Parents and other caregivers are welcome at Moko Club. We invite them to be creative and positive in supporting Moko Club activities. Moko club encourages the use of both Maori and English languages, and will also incorporate Pacific and other languages if whanau from the pacific or other countries attend. The term "Moko Club" refers to: -mokopuna: grandchildren or very young children. -mokomoko: lizards, Maori symbols for guardians of knowledge. -Moko: the Maori art of design -Club: refers to whanau, fun and belonging. *Through Moko Club tamariki and their whanau learn about:* -Planting vegetables and flower seeds in punnets to take home and grow. -Planting kai gardens. -Planting trees -Cooking and eating vegetables in interesting ways. -Making a worm farm and using this in our garden. -Making healthy meals, breads, vegetables and baking. -Using fruit, vegetables, plants and birds to learn about colours and numbers. -Exploring water, to grow living things, tuna and the importance of our Waikato River. -Catching and identifying insects in our garden in our environment. -Identifying native plants, native birds in our environment. -Composting and recycling in our centre.