Glenora Child Care Society

09/11/2026

https://schools.healthiertogether.ca/en/get-the-latest/resources-for-families/articles-for-families-with-children/five-tips-to-help-your-child-head-back-to-school/

09/10/2026

During these first few weeks, the children in the rooms are exploring the rhythm of their day and becoming familiar with their new room and routines. Knowing what comes next helps children predict what is going to happen, feel secure, and settle into their new spaces with confidence.

We’re excited to watch all our GCCS children find their rhythm!

09/09/2026

09/07/2026

Our special guest, Valerie the Bubble Lady from Magic Art Studio, brought the magic of bubbles to GCCS. The children had so much fun watching, exploring, and playing with bubbles!

09/04/2026

Our new kinders have settled in so well and are already finding their place in OSC! It was wonderful to have some of our older children here to welcome them, help them get acquainted with the space, and show them the ropes. They even joined together for a big game of Twister, with our older friends helping them problem-solve, figure out where to place their hands and feet, and learn their right from left!

09/03/2026

https://www.todocanada.ca/city/edmonton/event/kejia-fest/

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09/02/2026

Happy first day to all our GCCS children and families! 💛 Some of our friends started their first day yesterday, while others are starting today. Here’s to new rooms, new friends, new adventures, and lots of learning, laughter, and big feelings along the way!

We’re so excited for a wonderful year together!

09/01/2026

Wishing everyone an amazing start to the school week! 🌟📚 We hope it’s filled with new adventures, happy moments, and exciting beginnings. Here’s to a wonderful year ahead!

08/31/2026

As children begin to transition into their new rooms, visits have become an important way for them to feel comfortable and at ease before these changes take place. These visits give children opportunities to build relationships with older peers, become familiar with the new routines and expectations, and learn from the children already in the room. Through these experiences, children begin to develop a sense of belonging and confidence in their new environment. Their nurturing disposition also creates opportunities for children to take on leadership roles, support younger peers, and feel proud of the skills and knowledge they can share with others.