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MCRC licensed child care programs provide care for toddlers, preschoolers and school age children. All of our licensed programs meet and exceed all provincial regulations and standards as set out in the Day Nurseries Act. These regulations are intended to protect the health, safety and well-being of children.
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All MCRC locations and programs strive to be Peanut Free Zones. Parents, staff and visitors are asked to not bring in any food to our locations to ensure the safety of all children.
MCRC has a variety of licensed programs:
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Excellent, quality care is a standard for MCRC and as such, we strive to maintain high standards beyond the minimal requirement of the Day Nurseries Act. All of our programs are involved with Quality First.
Emergent Curriculum and Learning through Play Throughout our licensed programs, children are closely observed by program teachers and are given opportunities for learning based on their observed interests. We believe that a child should be an active participant in their learning and therefore our teachers develop projects around the emerging interests of the children in their group. Through these projects children and teachers work as a collaborative team learning by exploring and manipulating objects, asking questions, solving problems and performing experiments.
We believe that children should learn through play and that play is essential and fundamental to a child’s social, emotional, physical, and intellectual development. Learning within our programs is made visible through observation and documentation. Teachers observe the children as they learn, take photographs, and document what children say as they learn. Our rooms are filled with evidence of children’s learning through play and discovery.
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