Kid Canucks Pre-School and Daycare
Mexico City
Local
PreSchool and DayCare
By car
The school has both a lawn and garden as well a paved play area. All outside equipment is imported Little Tikes or similar. Inside, there are computers for the older children and a good deal of audiovisual equipment. The school supplies up to 3 meals a day plus snacks as it's open from 7am to 8pm to assist working parents.
The school follows uses the Creative Curriculum as its framework. After school hours there is a great deal of arts and crafts.
Because the Kid Canucks accepts ages from infants of 2 months up to children of 5 years there is a full time nurse on site.
The curriculum is US based and there is a 7:1 teacher/student ratio. There is a very caring environment.
The school is very small and relatively new. There are no parent-teacher organizations yet.
Ask for free one week trial that they offer. Tel. 55 5615-7035
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