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Here at Main Street Kids we believe in inspiring children to try new things. With that in mind we believe a children will never be held back and will become all that they can be. Our workshops all offer something different to appeal to many interests.

At Gold Circle Early Childhood Day Care Centre in Etobicoke we create a nurturing environment for your little ones to grow and develop. We offer full and half day programs for children in junior to senior kindergarten. To inquire about our before and after lunch school program options, please call us today.

Macaulay Child Development Centre is a dynamic charitable organization committed to helping all children reach their full potential and thrive.Knowing that the best way to help a child succeed is to also support the child's family and community, we offer programs and services for children and those closest to them.

"Little Vineyard CHILDCARE Age 4 to 12 yrs old open 7:30am -6pm $210 per week include hot meal and two snack I entered the childcare field because I love children. I believe children should be in an environment where they are loved, nurtured and their needs are met. Since I was 14 years old I took care of families and neighbors' children. As an Early childhood Educator (ECE-George Brown College and currently in University of Ontario taking my BA Education) I believe children who enter a childcare facility at an early stage will have a bright promising future. Early Childcare provides a positive impact on a child's life; a healthy, intellectual, socially and emotionally stimulating environment leading towards a higher future education and becoming a good citizen in our society. I have two children of my own and I understand first hand, that a proper childcare environment has a great impact on a child's development.

Denlow Community Child Care is a non-profit community based centre offering quality care and educational programs for children ages 2.5 – 12 years of age. We are located in the Denlow Public School and have been in operation since 1987. We are licensed for 20 Pre School and 25 School Age children with 5 qualified Registered Early Childhood Educators. The Centre is run by a volunteer Board of Directors who meet with the Executive Director one evening per month to ensure that the objectives of the program are being met. Every family that has a child registered in the centre automatically becomes a member of the corporation. The centre operates from 7:30 a.m. – 6:00 p.m. and offers both full time and part time programs.

John Ross Robertson Child Centre was founded in 1985 as a non-profit, school age day care centre for Grades 1 to 4. It was located in various buildings and portables until 1992, when the present facility was completed with the help of government funding. In the early 1990s the Centre became one of ten pilot projects for Grade 5 and 6 students known as ''Ten Plus'' to address the issue of care for older children. These children are now part of our overall school age program that includes children from Grades 1 to 6 playing, sharing, mentoring and learning from one another. In 1991 the program was expanded to include a small component of Senior Kindergarten children but was licensed primarily as a school age facility. Over time, some junior kindergarten children were also admitted to make up shortfalls in school age numbers and eventually the kindergarten group became a separate unit. In 2003 the child centre expanded, doubling the number of Kindergarten children served from ten to twenty, with a licensed capacity of twenty-four. At the same time, the school age program space was doubled with the addition of the upstairs lunchroom, a facility shared with the school. We then increased our school age capacity from thirty to sixty and within a year filled our capacity. Today the JRRCC is licensed to serve 84 daycare children plus another 48 Nursery school children who occupy the space when daycare children are at school. The expansion has provided valuable early childhood education services to more people in the John Ross Robertson Community than ever before, moving many people off waiting lists and into a program space. This initiative pre-dated our own Provincial Government's plan to expand childcare availability over the next ten years and has maximized our use of space at John Ross Robertson School.

We strive to provide a positive learning environment that enhances your child's level of development, through daily activities such as creative arts, music, dramatic play, story reading, manipulative and cognitive toys, indoor and outdoor play and field trips.