StrongStart BC Early Learning Centres

Welcome to 91×ÊÔ´È«¼¯ Schools StrongStart BC Early Learning Centres

STRONGSTART registration is now closed for the 2024-2025 school year.

91×ÊÔ´È«¼¯ StrongStart Centres look forward to welcoming you back in the Fall of 2025!

Important Dates

  • September 2nd, 2025: Registration for new children, not previously registered online, begins.
    Registration is on-going throughout the year.

All new children must be registered for the 2025-2026 year prior to attending a StrongStart Centre. Once the registration link is available, please follow the instructions on the form and check for accuracy. Duplicate registrations for more than one location will not be accepted. Incomplete forms will not be processed.

  • September 22nd, 2025: Drop-in programming for all returning children begins
    (previously registered during the 2024-25 school year)

To ensure high quality programs and safe standards of practice, attendance is limited to 1-2 days a week, at one location, to ensure all children and families can participate in 91×ÊÔ´È«¼¯ StrongStart programs. Centres are indicated as ¹ó±«³¢³¢Ìýwhen their daily capacity is reached. Currently, programs are not able to accommodate caregivers who are providing childcare to children from multiple families.

What is a StrongStart Centre?

StrongStart Centres provide parents and caregivers an opportunity to share in their child’s early learning experiences and learn and grow together through PLAY. Families have the most important role in promoting their child’s well-being and learning and are asked to remain with their child to engage in this supportive and joyful, no cost, program.

StrongStart Educators are qualified Early Childhood Educators. They work in relationship with children and families to create safe and welcoming environments. Educators also provide carefully selected materials and activities to provide opportunities for children to invent, investigate, build theories, play, and learn skills necessary for lifelong learning.

Community partners such as the 91×ÊÔ´È«¼¯ Public Library, CCRR, Information Children, and Fraser Health Dental Screening are also invited to come and share how they can help support you and your family. Educators can connect you to additional community resources as well.

91×ÊÔ´È«¼¯ Schools StrongStart Centres are open when schools are open for instruction (times may vary). Please see specific school website for opening hours.

Additional closures are posted at each centre and may differ between locations. Centres are indicated as ¹ó±«³¢³¢Ìýwhen their daily capacity is reached.

Preference to attend 91×ÊÔ´È«¼¯ StrongStart Centres is given to 91×ÊÔ´È«¼¯ residents living in the community closest to the centre.

Illness Policy

StrongStart BC Programs follow the Public Health Guidance for Child Care Settings. Please read through the information at .

Adults and children with the following symptoms must remain at home:

  • Fever or chills
  • Cough
  • Sore throat
  • Loss of sense of smell or taste
  • Difficulty breathing
  • Loss of appetite
  • Runny nose and/or eyes
  • Sneezing
  • Extreme fatigue or tiredness
  • Headache
  • Body ache
  • Nausea or vomiting
  • Diarrhea
  • Severe itching of body or scalp (skin rash)

If your child is not able to participate in all aspects of the programs, they will need to stay at home.

If you require additional information about illness, symptoms, or contagious periods refer to .

StrongStart Locations

91×ÊÔ´È«¼¯ StrongStart Locations Map (hours of operation may vary).

For more information on each StrongStart location please click on the link below:

    For more information on StrongStart BC .

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