A nurturing haven. That’s what N’sheemaehn Child Care Centre is. Here at 1255 Military Trail on the University of Toronto Scarborough Campus this not-for-profit licensed child care centre serves children from 0 to 4 years old.
N’sheemaehn Child Care Centre is more than just a daycare. It’s a place where young minds blossom. The centre’s dedicated staff provide a safe and stimulating environment. They foster early learning.
Imagine the laughter echoing through the classrooms. Picture the tiny hands exploring and creating. N’sheemaehn Child Care Centre provides food prepared on the premises and cater to different needs. Special meals are available upon request. Also vegetarian options are on the menu.
The staff at N’sheemaehn Child Care Centre speak many languages. These include French Hindi Panjabi Tagalog and Urdu. This linguistic diversity enriches the children’s experience. It exposes them to different cultures early on.
Need help with child care costs? A child care fee subsidy may be available. Just ask. This location participates in the Canada-Wide Early Learning and Child Care system.
Every child belongs at N’sheemaehn Child Care Centre. The centre offers support for children with extra needs. Every Child Belongs Resource Consultation Staff are available to help.
The centre also ensures transparency and accountability. Licensing Inspection Summaries are posted near the entrance. Parents can readily access completed Licensing Checklists. Parents can view the Summary of Licensing Requirements and Recommendations sheets too.
N’sheemaehn Child Care Centre has different programs for different age groups. There is an infant program for 10 children aged 0 to 1.5 years. A toddler program cares for 10 children aged 1.5 to 2.5 years. The preschool program has space for 36 children between 2.5 and 6 years. Alternatively it can have a program for 24 preschool children and 12 senior kindergarten children.
Interested in learning more? Visit the N’sheemaehn Child Care Centre website.
N’sheemaehn Child Care Centre is committed to quality and safety. It ensures a nurturing environment. It’s a place where children can learn grow and thrive. It’s a cornerstone of the University of Toronto Scarborough campus community. It truly embodies good caring.