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469 Main Street, Shediac, NB
Hours not published
Ages preschool to school ageFrench language
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6 licensed childcare providers, regulated by the NB EECD (New Brunswick).
Shediac has 6 licensed programmes.
6 listings found
469 Main Street, Shediac, NB
Hours not published
Ages preschool to school ageFrench language
No public rating yet
810 Ohio Chemin, Shediac, NB
Hours not published
Ages school ageFrench language
No public rating yet
48 Ohio Chemin, Shediac, NB
Hours not published
Ages infant to school ageFrench language
No public rating yet
172 Main Street, Shediac, NB
Hours not published
Ages preschool to school ageFrench language
No public rating yet
27 Sackville Street, Shediac, NB
Hours not published
Ages preschool
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412 Main Street, Shediac, NB
Hours not published
Ages school ageFrench language
No public rating yet
6
Licensed centres
Shediac operates in French. Six of the eight licensed providers we list for the town are French-language, which is the highest francophone share of any community in this batch and reflects the fact that Shediac sits in the Acadian heart of southeastern New Brunswick. Garderie la Mélodie is the most recognisable French-language name in the listing, and it is one of several Acadian operators serving families who want their child in French from the start. Logos Christian Daycare runs in English. Eight listings, six operators. Two sites appear twice in the provincial registry file, so the real field is smaller than the raw count suggests.
Language of care is not a preference detail in this part of New Brunswick. It determines which school system a child feeds into, and francophone parents who want their child in the French school system generally want the child care years in French too, which is why the six-to-two split here is the most useful single number on this page. Two English-language options remain.
Three providers take infants. Six are licensed for preschool and seven for school age, and since New Brunswick reports age groups on every row, that infant figure is a real count rather than a floor, which makes it the tightest part of Shediac's supply by a wide margin. The summer population swells here, but licensed capacity does not.
There are no licensed dayhomes. All eight Shediac listings are centres, against a provincial average where roughly one provider in seven is home-based. Families who specifically want a small home setting will need to look toward Moncton or Dieppe, both under half an hour by road, where the home-based supply is deeper and the francophone options are still plentiful.
No Shediac listing carries a phone number or a website in our records, which is true across New Brunswick and stems from what the province publishes rather than from anything these operators have chosen. Addresses are complete for all eight. Fees at designated centres follow the provincial Parent Fee Grid.
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Are there French-language daycares in Shediac?
Yes, and they are the majority. Six of the eight licensed providers are French-language, the highest francophone share of any town in this batch.
How many daycares are in Shediac?
Eight listings resolving to six distinct operators, since two sites appear twice in the provincial file.
Which Shediac providers take infants?
Three of the eight are licensed for infants, against six for preschool and seven for school age. Infant care is the tightest part of the supply.
Are there dayhomes in Shediac?
No. All eight listings are centres, against a provincial average where roughly one provider in seven is home-based.
Where else should I look near Shediac?
Moncton and Dieppe are both under half an hour away, with deeper home-based supply and plenty of francophone options.
Why is there no phone number on these listings?
No Shediac listing carries a phone number or website, which is true across New Brunswick and reflects what the province publishes. Addresses are complete.
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