At Whitehills Childcare Association, we are dedicated to providing high-quality child care programs for children from infancy to 12 years old in North-West London and surrounding Middlesex County. Our programs are licensed by the Ministry of Education and are guided by the Ministry's document "How Does Learning Happen, " which focuses on the four foundations for learning: Belonging, Well-Being, Engagement, and Expression.
Our History
Whitehills Childcare Association has a long history of providing inclusive and supportive environments for children and families. Our team of dedicated educators and staff work together to create a sense of belonging and community, where children can thrive and reach their full potential.
Our Team
Our team of experienced educators and staff are passionate about providing high-quality care and education for children. We believe in creating a sense of belonging and community, where children and families feel welcome and supported. Our educators engage with children in their play and learning, and our indoor and outdoor environments are designed to invite exploration and discovery.
Our Programs
We offer a range of programs to support the needs of children and families, including:
- Child Care Centres: Licensed, high-quality full and part-time programs for children aged 0-5 years
- School Age Programs: Licensed, high-quality before and after school and full day programs for children aged 3.8-12 years
- Family Centre Fox Hollow: A community-based program designed to make life easier for families and residents by offering a single door to many opportunities
Our Commitment
At Whitehills Childcare Association, we are committed to providing a safe, inclusive, and supportive environment for children and families. We believe in the importance of ongoing communication between educators, families, and children, and we strive to create positive and responsive interactions among all members of our community.
Staff Issues and Communication
Author Eileen Matthews shared a disappointing experience with the day care, stating that everything was fine until the primary caregiver left, followed by staff changes and a lack of communication. The children began calling her son "bad boy" without any intervention from the staff or new coordinator, which was concerning given their involvement in "All kids belong."
Appreciation for Staff
On a more positive note, Cassandra Marks expressed gratitude towards Shelley Noonan for her extra efforts with the children, stating that the kids love her.
Abuse Concern
Adnan Hossain Khan reported a disturbing incident where his child was abused at the school, and without notice, was forced to remove his child due to head lice, despite there being no signs of lice in her hair.
Staff Praise
Soheila Mahdi had a positive experience at Whitehill Child Care, praising the staff for their friendliness, caring nature, and patience with the children. They planned activities based on the children's needs and interests, and her son was sad to leave the school in September.
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