Private Bilingual Daycare in Montreal
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Enroll your children in Beaconou bilingual Daycare Montreal, a warm place where they can flourish. Our team offers educational and fun activities, promoting social and cognitive development. We also take care to respect allergies and dietary restrictions, by offering healthy and balanced meals.
Give your child the opportunity to grow in a stimulating and safe environment. Contact us today for more information or to schedule a visit!
Private bilingual Daycare in Montreal
The mission of Beaconou Daycare Montreal is to provide learning that complements family life, preparing children for school integration. We offer a safe, clean and stimulating environment, adapted to each age group. Our approach promotes the child’s overall development, including motor, socio-emotional, language and cognitive aspects. We emphasize autonomy and respect for others in an enriching multicultural environment. Our experienced staff is attentive to the needs of children and parents.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do children need to be potty trained?
No, potty training is not a requirement to attend our daycare. It is one of the services we offer to parents. We will work hand in hand with parents to ensure your child is potty trained when they are ready.
What is the child-to-educator ratio?
For children 0-18 months, the ratio is 5 children to 1 educator.
For children 18 months to 4 years, the ratio is 8 children to 1 educator.
For children 5 years and older, the ratio is 10 children to 1 educator.
What does a typical day look like?
For this part, I will send you an image of a typical class schedule.
What happens if I am late picking up my child?
Daycare officially closes at 6:00pm. If you are late to pick up your child, you will be charged an additional fee. You will be charged $5 for the first 5 minutes of delay, then an additional $1 for each minute after 6:05pm.
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