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Location:
104 Advance Rd.
Etobicoke ON
Etobicoke ON
Age groups:
Infant Toddler Kindergarten Preschool Schoolage
Telephone:
416-236-2863
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August 09 2017
We did not witness any signs of pre-planned activities for the kids. Most of the day was free play. We have no issue with free play, but if that is all we wanted for our child, we would have found a babysitter or unregistered daycare for much cheaper. If any activities were done with the kids, it was obviously done on the fly. My child was in another daycare prior to our move and I have seen what organized activities (that are play based) look like. It was not provided here. What we did witness was kids being shifted in and out of the room randomly. It appeared as though they were constantly managing ratios. What was bothersome was that children were just moved from one room to the next without explaining to them what was happening. They would open the door, tell the other teachers “you need to take them†and then leave. The children were not greeted and in one instance, a child was left crying and confused and was not approached by a teacher. These were not ‘transitions’. This was ratio management.