Gardeire ici on grandit inc,
65-A Laplante Est Chemin, Petit-Rocher, NB
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Ages school ageFrench language
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5 licensed childcare providers, regulated by the NB EECD (New Brunswick).
Petit-Rocher has 5 licensed programmes.
5 listings found
65-A Laplante Est Chemin, Petit-Rocher, NB
Hours not published
Ages school ageFrench language
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65 LaPlante Rue, Petit-Rocher, NB
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Ages infant to preschoolFrench language
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65 LaPlante Rue, Petit-Rocher, NB
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Ages infant to preschoolFrench language
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63 Laplante Rue, Petit-Rocher, NB
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Ages school ageFrench language
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636 Principale Rue, Petit-Rocher, NB
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Ages school ageFrench language
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Licensed centres
Rue LaPlante holds four of Petit-Rocher's five licensed child care listings within a two-block stretch. Every one of them operates in French. Garderie Ici On Grandit accounts for three of the five listings on its own, holding licences at 65 Rue LaPlante for infants and preschoolers, a second at the same address, and a third at 65-A Chemin LaPlante Est for school age, which means the village's apparent five choices are really three operators and one of them dominates. Three operators. That reframes the count.
Garderie mini sol at 63 Rue LaPlante is licensed for school age. So is Halte scolaire le Domaine on Rue Principale.
So if your child is under five, the practical shortlist in Petit-Rocher is Ici On Grandit and nothing else. That is a single operator for the entire preschool age range in the village, which is a real constraint rather than a technicality, and it is the main reason families here end up looking at Beresford or Bathurst before they have exhausted the local list. Beresford is ten minutes south. Bathurst is twenty.
None of the five carries Google reviews. In a village of two thousand, reputation travels by conversation.
New Brunswick regulates these programs through the Department of Education and Early Childhood Development. Designated Early Learning Centres charge under the provincial Parent Fee Grid instead of setting their own rate, so establishing whether a garderie holds that designation matters more to your monthly cost than almost anything else you'll ask about. Ask it first.
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Which Petit-Rocher daycare takes preschoolers?
Garderie Ici On Grandit is the only operator in the village licensed below school age. The other two listings are school age only.
How many operators are there really?
Three. Garderie Ici On Grandit holds three of the five licences, with Garderie mini sol and Halte scolaire le Domaine making up the rest.
Are the Petit-Rocher daycares French?
Yes. All five operate in French.
Where else can I look?
Beresford is about ten minutes south and Bathurst about twenty, and both have more centres.
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