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Full-day Learning coming to 18 Schools in Windsor-Essex McGuinty Government Building a Well-Educated Workforce Local children and their families will benefit from an integrated day of learning and play when full-day early learning comes to Windsor and Essex County this September.

Full-day early learning for four- and five-year-olds will be available at:
  • Amherstburg Public School (Greater Essex County DSB)
  • Belle River Public School (Greater Essex County DSB)
  • Colchester North Public School in Essex (Greater Essex County DSB)
  • Dr H D Taylor Public School in Windsor (Greater Essex County DSB)
  • Marlborough Public School in Windsor (Greater Essex County DSB)
  • Prince Edward Public School in Windsor (Greater Essex County DSB)
  • Eastwood Public School in Windsor (Greater Essex County DSB)
  • John Campbell in Windsor (Greater Essex County DSB)
  • William G Davis Public School in Windsor (Greater Essex County DSB)
  • Our Lady of the Annunciation in Stoney Point (Windsor-Essex Catholic DSB)
  • Our Lady of Perpetual Help in Windsor (Windsor-Essex Catholic DSB)
  • St. Angela in Windsor (Windsor-Essex Catholic DSB)
  • St. James in Windsor (Windsor-Essex Catholic DSB)
  • H. J. Lassaline in Windsor (Windsor-Essex Catholic DSB)
  • W. J. Langlois in Windsor (Windsor-Essex Catholic DSB)
  • Saint-Ambroise in St. Joachim (CSD des écoles catholiques du Sud-Ouest)
  • Sainte-Ursule in McGregor (CSD des écoles catholiques du Sud-Ouest)
  • Saint-Paul in Pointe-aux-Roches (CSD des écoles catholiques du Sud-Ouest)

Parents who are interested in registration for full-day learning classes, including the before- and after-school program, should contact their local school or school board.

In full-day learning classrooms, teachers and registered early childhood educators will work together to help children learn and develop emotional, social and academic skills that are crucial for healthy development. Schools will also offer extended day programs led by early childhood educators. Parents can enrol their child in these integrated programs for a reasonable fee, giving children even more opportunities to learn, play and grow.

Ontario is investing in the education of our youngest students to better prepare them for future success. The goal is for all schools to offer full-day learning by 2015-16.

QUOTES

“Creating an integrated day of learning and play, full-day early learning will give children more opportunities for success. It is a key part of the government’s plan to build a stronger school system and a well-educated workforce.”
— Bruce Crozier, MPP, Essex