Happy Day Child Care Centre

Runnymede Adventure Club (RAC) is a licensed before and after childcare program situated within Runnymede Public School (RPS) in Toronto, Canada, catering to children aged 4 to 12 years old. With a focus on providing a high-quality program for current families while also striving to meet the growing demand for childcare spaces, RAC is dedicated to expanding its services to accommodate more children. Since the introduction of full-day kindergarten in 2014, Junior Kindergarten (JK) has become the primary entry point for most RAC student placements, with plans to increase available spaces in September 2024. RAC's commitment to offering a comprehensive program is evident through its various rooms, menu options, and enrollment procedures, ensuring a fulfilling experience for children and families within the school community. Generated from their website

Super Kids Day Care Centres Inc. is a licensed child care provider in Toronto, Ontario, that has been operational since June 13, 1988. The center offers day care services for children in two main age groups: toddlers aged 1.5 to 2.5 years and preschoolers aged 2.5 to 6 years. With a strong compliance record, Super Kids Day Care has consistently demonstrated adherence to provincial regulations and maintains a high level of standards as indicated by their past licensing inspections. The center emphasizes transparency, ensuring that important information is accessible to parents. Generated from the website

Early Enrichment Day Care Centre in Toronto, Canada, is a nurturing and educational environment for young children, offering a home away from home experience. Their dedicated and certified staff prioritize each child's unique needs, fostering a love for learning and helping children reach their full potential. Located at 288 Humberside Avenue in St. John's Church West Toronto, EEDC features bright classrooms, a spacious indoor play area, and a supervised outdoor play space. Partnered with Wholesome Kids Catering, they provide nutritious meals and follow Ontario's pedagogy for the early years to ensure children feel a sense of belonging, well-being, and have ample opportunities for growth and self-expression. Generated from their website