Creative Children's Montessori School, Bolton Campus

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What Parents Need to Know: The Real Impact of $10-a-Day Childcare In this update on Canadian Childcare we dive into the rollout of the Cost Control Framework in Ontario and its ripple effects across the childcare sector in ...

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Breaking Barriers: Feminism, Community, and the Fight for Affordable Childcare in Canada In this episode we sit down with Laura Mae Lindo, a former NDP Provincial MPP in Ontario, who made headlines when she stepped down from her position due to t...

A shout out to everyone who looks beyond the behaviour, you make a difference.😀
Image + quote from Dance with me in the Heart
Image description - a painting of a young child with the words "When we only look at behaviour, we stop seeing the child and only look with an intent to judge whether we need to reward or punish. When we look behind the behaviour, we see that little struggling human, our little human who needs our help with something." Words by Rebecca Eanes, Artist Celeste Keller

Dear CCMS,



Thank you for everything you’ve done to raise awareness about the Ontario childcare deal and the tough situation Ontario independent childcare centres have been put in.



The more voices we have advocating for the Childcare Deserves Better campaign. The sooner the Ontario government will take action to help make the decision for centres easier.



You can play a big part in raising awareness for this campaign.



Ccms, will you share the Childcare Deserves Better campaign on Facebook?



It only takes 3 clicks! Feel free to personalize your post or use the pre-generated text provided. Every Facebook friend that joins the campaign helps to hold the government accountable and encourages immediate action.



Thank you for taking another important step in ensuring the Ontario government knows childcare deserves better.



Sincerely,



The Childcare Deserves Better campaign and the Ontario Association of Independent Childcare Centres

September 30, 2021 marks the first National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. The day honours the lost children and Survivors of residential schools, their families and communities. Public commemoration of the tragic and painful history and ongoing impacts of residential schools is a vital component of the reconciliation process. EVERY CHILD MATTERS🧡

The Legacy of Maria Montessori

Teacher of the Unteachable: The life and method of Maria Montessori A documentary of National History day 2017