YOU'RE INVITED TO J.A. CUDDY CHILD CARE CENTRE'S OPEN HOUSE/RECRUITMENT EVENING

YOU'RE INVITED TO J.A. CUDDY CHILD CARE CENTRE'S OPEN HOUSE/RECRUITMENT EVENING

Where: J.A. Cuddy Child Care Centre

5 Main Street

Sanford, MB

(10 minutes past the perimeter at Oak Bluff)

When: Wednesday, August 30^th, 2017 6:30-8:30 pm

Tour: 6:45pm, discussion to follow

Who is Invited: Early Childhood Educators, ECEs in Training, and Child Care Assistants

Join us for an evening of discussion and connection with fellow ECEs and CCAs in our field. We will be discussing the programs we offer at our Centre, our curriculum approach, what we offer to our employees, and the benefits of working in a rural community.

You will have the opportunity to check out our newly renovated indoor space and our BRAND NEW Nature Play Space.

We can’t wait to see you!

There will be a Door Prize up for grabs, donated by our wonderful families.

Dainties and refreshments will be served.

Please RSVP by August 28^th, 2017 to jacuddy@mymts.net or call 204-736-3289 for more information. Please ask for Sheena or Jana

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