1. How do I enroll my child in your centre?

2. How long is the waitlist?

3. Do you accept childcare subsidy?

4. Can I place my unborn child's name on the waitlist?

5. Do you offer part-time care?

6. What are the qualifications of your staff?

7. Do you take the children outside?

Answers

1. To add your child to our waitlist, please visit the Provincial Early Gateway at https://www.gov.nl.ca/earlylearninggateway/ .

2. The number of applications for childcare we receive is usually greater than our licenced capacity, and waitlists do exist.  Wait times can vary from semester to semester and is different for each program.  Wait times are also dependent on parent affiliation with Memorial University.  Priority is given to children of Memorial University students, staff and faculty.  Confirmation of parent affiliation with Memorial University is require before the start of the child's enrollment.
 
3. Yes.  We work with many families who receive childcare subsidies from the Department of Education and Early Childhood Development as well as other agencies.  In all cases, parents remain the primary account holder, and invoices are issued directly to them.  Parents are responsible for ensuring their subsidy funding is current.  If there is any difference between the subsidy amount received and the actual cost of care, the parent is billed for any account balances.  Parents must inform the Centre's General Office of any subsidies so that billing can be processed correctly.

4. To add your unborn child to our waitlist, please visit the Provincial Early Gateway at https://www.gov.nl.ca/earlylearninggateway/ . If you choose to do so, it is your responsibility to contact us and provide update informaion including the child's name and date of birth.  Childcare spaces will not be offered where applications are not updated with a child's official date of birth.

5. Part-time and full-time programs are offered.  For program information Programs.

6. At Campus Childcare Inc., we are proud to have a dedicated, professional team committed to providing a safe, nuturing, and developmentally enriching environment for all children in our care.  See Staff for more information.

7. Each of our four centres has a fenced outdoor play area equipped with age-appropriate materials and natural elements such as sand, water, grass, and trees.  Outdoor play is an essential part of our programs.  Children go outside daily whenever the weather allows.  When deciding whether to play outdoors, we consider current conditions - including temperature, UV index, wind and wind chill, and any slipping hazards.  We ask that children arrive each day dressed appropriately so they can fully participate in outdoor play.