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Register for the CPCC’s second session of fall programs
November 22, 2017 · 0 Comments
Caledon Parent-Child Centre (CPCC) invites families with young children to come in from the cold and enjoy some great programs for younsters up to six years of age.
The years before age six are the most influential in a child’s development and how they are cared for during the first six years sets the stage for lifelong learning, behaviour and health.
At CPCC, families with young children can take part in a variety of free early learning programs and activities. Parents and caregivers may also get helpful information about their child’s development and about services to support that development.
Be sure to register for the CPCC’s next session of programs during the week of Nov. 13 to 18. This second fall session of toddler and infant early learning programs includes Baby Playtime, Moms Meet Up, Toddler Mother Goose, Shake Rattle & Roll and Infant Mother Goose. Preschool programs for children aged two to four years will also be offered, such as School Here I Come and Preschool Time. Based on registration volume and space limitations, a lottery system may be used to determine participation.
For more information on the fall schedule, including detailed program descriptions and registration guidelines, visit www.cp-cc.org or call 905-857-0090.
Family Time drop-in is open five days per week at CPCC and programs are also being offered at the Cheltenham and Caledon East Satellites.
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