Day Centres in Eglinton-Lawrence, Toronto, ON
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Results from the 'Day Centres' category in Eglinton-Lawrence, Toronto
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70 Ridge Hill Drive, MIDTOWN TORONTO, Toronto, M6C 2J6
(416) 783-4302
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130 Glengrove Ave W, LYTTON PARK, Toronto, M4R 1P2
(416) 484-4825
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1100 Spadina Road, MIDTOWN TORONTO, Toronto, M5N 2M6
(416) 322-5385
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18 Melrose Avenue, Toronto, M5M 1Y5
BrightPath Academy Wanless Park, previously known as ABC Academy Wanless Park, is located at 18 and 20 Melrose Ave., just off of Yonge Street in the Yonge and Lawrence area. Our child care centre has been located in these two houses, side-by-side, since 2007 and has spaces for 84 children between the ages of 4 months to 4 years old. We offer a play-based approach that fosters independence and teaches and encourages the children to experiment with play, explore, and inquire about the world around them. We offer many enrichment programs such as French with Madame Aleks, X Movement Music and Dance, the Jolly Phonics program, WeeMove, and Yoga and Mindfulness programs. 
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11 BEDFORD PARK, BEDFORD PARK, Toronto, M5M 1H8
(416) 544-0133
All of our programs, policies and procedures are based on the philosophy of Alfred Adler. Adler understood that emotional intelligence or EQ is equally as important as IQ. IQ is a fairly stable trait, but EQ is largely influenced by early childhood experiences. For a child to have academic and occupational success, they must first have emotional success.