My Place Learning Centre

We have been asked repeatedly by parents if their child should return to school. We cannot answer this question for you. Please know that there are options and do what is right for your child/family.

HDSB Covid-19 FAQ:
https://www.hdsb.ca/students/Pages/Health%20and%20Well-Being/COVID-19/Updates-for-Families.aspx

Some families have received this information and others, including ours, did not. Please share this information with those who have not been advised of their options. Thank you

COVID-19 Updates for Families COVID-19 Updates for Families at the Halton District School Board

Kids that sadly lost parents, organized by Tonya LeBlanc Hi there my name is Tonya LeBlanc. My husband and I received a terrible phone call the … Tonya LeBlanc needs your support for Kids that sadly lost parents

We are launching a fundraiser to create direct therapy hours for children who otherwise may not be able to access the full clinical support they need.

We take great care to help our students explore their creative and sensory talents by integrating their learning programs with our many toys and learning materials. Thanks to our supplier, Flaghouse, we are excited to be able to bring our families and their friends the opportunity to purchase therapy supporting learning materials at competitive prices.

We are asking our community to consider purchasing these items for their families or for donation to an organization supporting children.

Please visit our Fundraiser at www.mplc.ca/shop

Thank you to Flaghouse for supporting our community!

New Beginnings...

A warm welcome to New Families and Garden Friends at our Bronte St. centre!

Guess what one of our picky eaters did today?

I do not like! But Maria...would you like Green Eggs and Ham?

Step 1: Sharing space with the offending food
Step 2: Tasting the offending food. Still working up to step 2.

MPLC is closed today. There will be no in person or online ABA and Speech sessions.

My Place Learning Centre will be closed to in person ABA therapy as of 6pm on Wednesday January 13. ABA Therapy sessions are tentatively set to resume the week of February 1. However, this date may be changed based on government updates and recommendations.

While Provincial Government Guidelines indicate we may remain open we feel that the risks outweigh the benefits of continuing to provide in person sessions. Online sessions will continue without interruption.

Between now and February 1 we encourage our families to stay home and help fight Ontario’s Covid-19 Wave 2.

If you have any questions or concerns please feel free to contact us at [email protected]

Wishing our families and friends a Safe and Secure 2021.

We ask that you all take a few moments to reflect on Maria Garito’s post about Alice and those who are working tirelessly to care for our fellow Ontarians.