York Region Child Care and Education can provide your child (3 months to 12 years) with a safe, happy, learning environment in their licensed Child Care Centres, school age Kids’ Clubs, and Licensed Homes in Thornhill, Richmond Hill, Aurora, Newmarket, Holland Landing, Mount Albert, and Barrie.
York also offers a unique summer overnight leadership camp for 7 to 15 year olds as well as a year round outdoor education facility in Parry Sound. Regularly they offer Family Child Care Training courses for individuals in York Region who are caring for children in their homes, with funding provided from the Region of York.
In their Richmond Hill Child Care centre they offer programs such as a Toddler program, a Preschool-Step-Ahead Curriculum, Licensed Home Child Care, the Story Book House (an early literacy, part time drop-in program for parents and caregivers with children under five) and many more.
Voted Top Choice Child Care Service for the GTA 2008 (Thornhill, Richmond Hill), Voted Readers Choice Award York Region 2008 and 2007 (Aurora, Newmarket, Holland Landing, Mount Albert), Voted Top Choice for Child Care in Barrie 2008 and 2007, York Professional Care and Education was established in the spring of 1986 as a private, non-profit organization to serve ket Child Care needs in York Region.
Beginning with a licensed Home Child Care service, York has expanded into other areas and developed additional Centre programs and community resources in response to the needs of families for both choice and quality in the education and care of their children.
More info: http://www.yorkprofessionalcareandeducat
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Hummm this idea that our children benefit from an “early start” in academics like reading is nutso in my mind. All we do is chase the natural interest to learn from our little ones by making them do it early. CBC has done a bit of stuff around “the Hurried Child” if you go to their archives you can hear the interviews. Boys especially loose out being asked to read before they are ready. How many nine year old say they love school? It all boils down to not a good idea to fill those empty little heads while their bones are still soft!
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Know what I mean jelly bean?
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