Go-Go Fairvale After School
11 School Avenue, Rothesay, NB
Hours not published
Ages school age
No public rating yet
10 licensed childcare providers, 9 group centres and 1 licensed family home, regulated by the NB EECD (New Brunswick).
Rothesay has 10 licensed programmes.
10 of the 10 programmes listed in Rothesay publish the age groups they serve (100%). Of those 10: infants (0–12 months) 2 (20%), preschoolers (3–4 years) 6 (60%), school age (5+) 8 (80%).
Source: New Brunswick Department of Education and Early Childhood Development. MapleCub counts what the register publishes and nothing else.
10 listings found
11 School Avenue, Rothesay, NB
Hours not published
Ages school age
No public rating yet
10 Broadway Street, Rothesay, NB
Hours not published
Ages school age
No public rating yet
259 Gondola Point Road, Rothesay, NB
Hours not published
Ages infant to preschool
No public rating yet
15 Marr Road, Rothesay, NB
Hours not published
Ages preschool to school age
No public rating yet
7 Gondola Point Road, Rothesay, NB
Hours not published
Ages preschool
No public rating yet
4 Church Avenue, Rothesay, NB
Hours not published
Ages school age
No public rating yet
114 Hampton Road, Rothesay, NB
Hours not published
Ages preschool to school age
No public rating yet
Rothesay, NB
Hours not published
Ages infant to school age
No public rating yet
68 Hampton Road, Rothesay, NB
Hours not published
Ages preschool to school age
No public rating yet
230 Eriskay Drive, Rothesay, NB
Hours not published
Ages school age
No public rating yet
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Licensed centres
Rothesay has 13 licensed childcare providers in MapleCub's data, twelve centres and one home-based service. None of them carries a Google rating with enough reviews to report, and that is true of every New Brunswick listing in this dataset, all 947 of them. That gap is ours. Age data, by contrast, is complete for New Brunswick, and it says something useful: only four of the 13 are licensed for infants under 12 months.
Four infant licences across a town of 12,000 is tight. Nine of the 13 cover preschool ages and eight are licensed for school-age children, so the supply skews older, and those eight school-age licences mostly belong to centres running before-and-after programmes around the Kennebecasis Valley schools rather than full-day infant rooms. Start with the four. Widen into Quispamsis and Saint John immediately, because the Kennebecasis Valley functions as one childcare market and waiting a month to see how the four Rothesay options go will cost you a place in all of them.
New Brunswick sets parent fees for designated Early Learning and Child Care Centres through the provincial Parent Fee Grid, with a daily maximum by age band, and eligible families access the Parent Subsidy on top of that. MapleCub does not yet carry designation status for New Brunswick listings, so this page cannot tell you which of the 13 are designated. Ask each one. It is the first question. The Department of Education and Early Childhood Development publishes the current designated-centre list, and checking your shortlist against it takes about ten minutes. Get it in writing.
How many childcare providers are in Rothesay?
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How many childcare providers are in Rothesay?
Thirteen licensed providers, twelve centres and one home-based service.
How hard is infant care to find?
Only four of the 13 are licensed for infants under 12 months, against nine for preschool and eight for school-age. Start with those four and widen into Quispamsis and Saint John right away.
What will it cost?
New Brunswick caps daily fees at designated Early Learning and Child Care Centres through the Parent Fee Grid, with the Parent Subsidy for eligible families. MapleCub does not yet record which centres are designated, so ask each one.
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