Ukaipo

14/04/2026

U is mother's milk. Kai is to consume. Po is night. Literally Ukaipo means to drink mother's milk at night. Ukaipo relates to a baby being fed by its mother and it has come to mean a place where you belong, where you are at peace, where you are sustained.

13/04/2026

Hue nearly ready for harvest.

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.

25/10/2021

Some lockdown ideas whanau.

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.