Several years ago, as part of our commitment to connecting children with nature and supporting healthy practices, we explored research regarding the potential risks of heating food in plastic containers. Since then, we have encouraged families to send children’s lunches and heat-ups in glass containers whenever possible. With newer

At Discovery, learning doesn’t just happen inside the classroom—it happens everywhere. It happens in the garden while little hands dig in the soil, on the playground as children test their balance and bravery, and in our other outdoor play spaces as children explore the natural world with curiosity

🍩 Krispy Kreme Fundraiser for Outdoor Play Equipment We are excited to announce an upcoming fundraiser to support the purchase of new outdoor play equipment for the children at our centre! To help make this happen, we will be selling Krispy Kreme doughnuts, with all proceeds going directly toward enhancing our

This year, the Board Members at Discovery Children’s Centre are organizing a collection of non-perishable food items, unwrapped toys, and monetary donations to support three families in our community. All donations will go toward purchasing specialized gifts and gift cards that will help provide a main holiday meal and

After reviewing attendance patterns over the past few years, Discovery’s Board has decided to adjust our operating hours on Christmas Eve (December 24th). To allow our families and staff to enjoy more time with their loved ones, the Centre will close early at 1:00 p.m. on Christmas

Halloween is just around the corner, and our Discovery programs are getting ready for some festive fun! (Please note that our Christian Preschool program will not be participating in Halloween celebrations.) Costumes Children are welcome to bring a costume from home to join in the excitement. We kindly ask that

We’ve recently noticed that several children have been bringing stuffed toys and blankets from home into the Centre. We understand that these familiar items can provide comfort and help children feel more at ease during the transition from home to Discovery. Several years ago, after consulting with our Health

On May 23, 2025, the Honourable Tracy Schmidt, Minister of Education and Early Childhood Learning, announced Manitoba’s commitment to increasing the number of professional development (PD) days for the early learning and child care (ELCC) workforce to five days per year by 2028. These days align with Manitoba teachers’