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Time to register for winter programs at CPCC
February 3, 2016 · 0 Comments
A new year is here and Caledon Parent-Child Centre (CPCC) is looking forward to its Winter Program Registration, when they will offer local families the opportunity to register for the next eight-week session of early learning programs and activities.
The years from birth to age six are the most influential in a child’s development and how children are cared for during those 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 the child’s development and about services to support that development.
Be sure to register for the winter session of programs the week of Feb. 1 to 6.
This winter’s schedule of parenting and infant development programs includes You and Your Baby, Shake Rattle and Roll and Infant Mother Goose. Preschool and early learning programs will also be offered, including Toddler Move and Groove, School Here I Come, Math is Everywhere and Adventures In Science. Based on registration volume and space limitations, a lottery system may be used to determine participation.
For more information on the winter 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 a week and programs are also being offered at the Cheltenham and Caledon East locations.
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