Nelson Mandela School Age & Extended Day Programs

Address: 10125 Chinguacousy Road, Brampton, ON, L7A 3Z6 Canada
Intersection: Chinguacousy Rd/Bovaird Dr. West

Ages: Extended Day, School Age, Extended Day & School Age

Hours: 7:00 AM to Start of school | End of school to 6:00 PM

Contact through St. Herbert Early Learning & Child Care Centre  |  905-826-3175

To apply, call 416-922-3434 or 1-800-263-9703 or apply online.

For information on a child care fee subsidy, please contact the Region of Peel Children’s Services Department

Centre Phone: 905-826-3175



Peel Region Child Care Centre Base Fees schedule effective January 1, 2023

Family Day’s Extended Day and School Age Programs offer a positive and safe environment that nurtures children socially, emotionally, intellectually and physically.  This environment encourages the development of happy, self-motivated and independent children. Our Educators are committed to providing stimulating and creative programs, which are flexible and adapted to children’s needs.

Our School Age programs are designed for children aged six to 12 years of age, and provide a safe and stimulating before- and after-school experience.  Family Day’s Extended Day programs are for children aged four to six in Full Day Kindergarten and are delivered in partnership with the school boards.

Please go to our Family Handbooks page to access our School Age & Extended Day Programs Family Handbook.

Our Philosophy

We believe that children and families are central to everything we do. We believe in understanding and responding to the needs of our community. We believe in collaboration, support,  and mutual respect.

Family-Centred Child Care

Family Day recognizes the importance of the family and the community in child development. As a family-centred child care organization, we work to strengthen the relationships among children, families and communities. Family Day understands culture, diversity, community and public policy all affect child and family development. We support our families and recognize and respect parents as the most important caregivers for children.

8 key principles guiding Family Day staff

  1. Each family has its own characteristics, strengths and resources.
  2. All families have strengths.
  3. Children and their families are part of a community.
  4. Families have the most influence on their children.
  5. Parents have interests, roles and responsibilities in addition to their family responsibilities.
  6. There are many ways for a family to be involved with their child’s care.
  7. Families and staff both have something to offer each other.
  8. Staff have opportunities to develop family-centred child care practices.

What our Commitment to Family-Centred care means

  • Family members are encouraged to become involved in our programs.
  • We promote partnerships with families through communication such as newsletters and special events and program
  • Staff and caregivers honour family diversity and values.
  • Staff and caregivers support parents’ efforts to advocate for their children.
  • We work to establish links between families and the community.
  • Family Day parents, staff and caregivers are partners in caring for children. We work to develop relationships that build trust and confidence.

SPACE

To go on our waitlist or learn more about child care programs at Family Day, please see our Child Care Enquiry page.  or call 416-922-3434 or 1-800-263-9703

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