Little Fry Group Care and Toddler Centre Program
Little Fry Daycare is a licensed daycare for Toddlers 18 to 36 months and Group Care for children 30 months to school age. Daycare hours of operation are Monday to Friday from 8:00 AM to 4:30 PM.
The daycare environment is created to encourage children's learning about themselves and their world through:
- Play
- Exploration and discovery
- Circle times, stories, arts and crafts
- Socialization with peers, Elders and teachers
- Culture is the foundation of the program where young children learn the Kwakwala language on a daily basis and participate in weekly drumming and singing classes.
We are a Seeds of Empathy site and use Moe the Mouse speech and language enhancement program regularly.
Children have opportunities to explore and discover through science activities, nature walks, beach trips and outings on a regular basis.
Health and nutrition are key factors in children's overall development and at Little Fry Daycare, children have access to dental screening and varnishing, hearing clinics and referrals to support services. Nutritious snacks and lunches are provided daily following Health Canada's Food Guide and processed foods, foods high in trans-fats and sodium are avoided.
IMPORTANT
Prior to your child entering the program, please ensure you provide us with a photo copy of his or her immunization records, care card number and status number.
We operate Monday to Thursday 10:00am - 1:00pm.
For more information please call:
Maylene Inrig - (250) 286-3466
Email: aidp_lfls@shawbiz.ca
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Regular hours: Office Hours: Monday to Thursday 10:00 AM to 1:00 PM.
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This program was last updated on: 18 Nov 2021.
