A Place to Play Nursery School of Bloor West Village

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A Place to Play Nursery School of Bloor West Village

History

A Place to Play was founded by a group of neighbourhood parents in 1987 and located inside Runnymede Presbyterian Church, 680 Annette St., Toronto. While the school has gone through many changes and improvements during its 30-year history, it continues to be a not-for-profit, cooperative school that is run solely by the families of the children who attend.

Philosophy

The school was founded and continues to operate on a two-fold philosophy that benefits children and parents.

For children, it provides a place where preschoolers can discover and learn through play. We believe that children at this age benefit most from a play-based education where they are given the freedom to explore, interact, and discover at their own pace and according to their own interests. While interacting with other children and mastering new skills, they also benefit from the instruction and guidance of trained early childhood educators.

For parents, the school’s cooperative philosophy provides the opportunity to be directly involved in their child’s preschool experience and help shape the direction and future of their child’s school. It also gives parents the chance to connect with other neighbourhood families and enhance their own parenting skills by learning from trained educators.

Child Care Licence

Jul 11 1989
93%
English

Licence Status
Regular with Conditions

Legal Status
N/A

Inspection Summary

Visit Date Purpose of Visit Compliance Level on Date of Inspection Resolved Before Licence Issued
Apr 21, 2015 Licensing Inspection 93%
Yes
Jun 25, 2014 Licensing Inspection 91%
Yes
May 28, 2013 Licensing Inspection 87%
Yes
Jun 7, 2012 Licensing Inspection 93%
Yes

Areas of Non Compliance

Terms and Conditions

The licensee shall ensure that the Licensing Inspection Summary is posted in a conspicuous place in the child care centre at or near an entrance commonly used by parents. The licensee shall ensure that the completed Licensing Checklist and the Summary of Licensing Requirements and Recommendations sheets are readily available for parents.
Centre operates for less than six hours per day, from September to June.

Director's Approval

Approval is granted for mixed age grouping pursuant to s.55(2).

Official Registration Information
Please check Ontario Ministry of Education for the official registration information. Use "A Place to Play Nursery School of Bloor West Village" as "Name of Program" to search.

Child Care Capacity

Age Group Age From Age To Capacity
Preschool 2.5 6 16