Our little school with a big heart is located in Wiarton Ontario, on the beautiful South Bruce Peninsula. Our goal is to provide a positive early learning environment for children through stimulating play experiences with specially trained staff. The school is open to children ages 18 months to 6 years of age.
Games, puzzles and worksheets to teach basic skills including: opposites, numbers, shapes, following directions, patterning, colours, problem solving and matching. Exploring different types of crafts and practicing the use of the pincer grasp on markers and crayons, and the proper use of scissors in our Art Area.
Games, puzzles and worksheets to teach basic skills including: opposites, numbers, shapes, following directions, patterning, colours, problem solving and matching. Exploring different types of crafts and practicing the use of the pincer grasp on markers and crayons, and the proper use of scissors in our Art Area.
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Our school is run by a parent executive that works co-operatively with the teachers. We are a co-operative school because we believe that this important preschool program should be accessible to all regardless of income. As a non-profit organization we reinvest all of the funds raised back into the school keeping tuition low.
Our programs are designed to provide a stimulating preschool environment that creates opportunities for each child to reach his or her full potential - physically, socially, emotionally and cognitively. Our school is cooperatively run by parents and teachers. The Board of Directors has openings and welcomes new members each year who take an enhanced interest in their childs school experience.
Our fundraising efforts benefit our children's school programming directly. As a cooperative school, we depend on our fundraising events to keep the nursery school running each year. The money we raise from these annual events goes toward funding for school supplies, lunches, our amazing teachers, and their continued education development.
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Kelsey Godwin
Sep 21, 2016
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