One of the most difficult decision a parent will make is to entrust his/her child into the hands of a daycare staff.
This is why we carefully select every single teacher to work at our daycare.

We ensure they are fully accredited Early Childhood Educators.

Moreover, we ensure our teachers have rich experience in the field, are caring and warm individuals, and are true inspiration figures for all children.

At Gormley Daycare we enroll the children of ages starting from 2 years and up to 12 years of age.

Preschoolers (2 – 5 yrs)

Before and After School(5 – 12 yrs)

Another strong reason to choose us is the healthy meals that we prepare for the children. Naturally, our first priority is the health of the children in our care. We pay particular attention to the selection and preparation of the meals we serve.

Gormley Daycare serves three main meals a day with a light snack in between. The menu follows a four-week rotation cycle which ensures sufficient supply of the main food groups and is consistent with recommendations of the Canadian Food Guide.

We accommodate any religious or medical requirements and restrictions. Parents are encouraged to inform us of their child’s specific nutrition needs.

Our breakfast and dinner are cooked on premises. Our staff cook is experienced in children’s nutrition and dietary requirements and is biased toward non-processed foods. Lunches are catered by Food for Tots, a company well known and respected in the industry for its quality and preference for organic and natural food.

We provide programs that stimulate the development of young minds and bodies.
We have a strong focus on introducing good values and helping children feel good about themselves.

– Our qualified staff will:
– Help children to obtain more confidence in themselves.
– Encourage self-expression and creativity.
– Provide a sense of security and self confidence.
– Encourage problem solving, thinking and reasoning.
– Help develop co-ordination and self control.
– Model positive behavior and encourage responsibility.
– Encourage social interactions, develop trust and co-operation within a group.
– Familiarize a child with routine.
– Stimulate interest in learning.