Welcome to Lakeshore Co-operative Nursery School!For 40 years, Lakeshore Co-operative Nursery School (LCNS) has worked closely with parents to provide their young children with a warm and responsive early learning experience in Waterloo, Ontario.
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Absence Reporting
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"We are so happy at LCNS. The teachers are AMAZING and go above and beyond for the kids and families. I can't imagine sending my kids anywhere else!" - Julie "LCNS has been a source of friendship and community for our family, especially since my husband and I both work remotely and we only moved to Waterloo 5 years ago. I am incredibly glad that we found this school and get to be a part of it!" - Allison |
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Lakeshore Co-operative Nursery School acknowledges that we play and learn on the traditional lands of the Haudenosaunee, Anishinaabe, and Chonnonton people.
As we do this work on the traditional lands of others, we recognize that we have much to learn from the people who were here first. We commit to work towards our goals of belonging, well-being, engagement and expression for all children with deep respect for the ways that culture, experience, and many ways of knowing the world shape children’s development.
We strive to include books and materials in our environment that reflect the many families that belong to our community. We hold deep respect for the earth and we teach children to explore and discover the natural world. We work with open hearts and minds to learn together as educators, parents, and children to better understand how we can embrace indigenous values and ways of being in the world.
As we do this work on the traditional lands of others, we recognize that we have much to learn from the people who were here first. We commit to work towards our goals of belonging, well-being, engagement and expression for all children with deep respect for the ways that culture, experience, and many ways of knowing the world shape children’s development.
We strive to include books and materials in our environment that reflect the many families that belong to our community. We hold deep respect for the earth and we teach children to explore and discover the natural world. We work with open hearts and minds to learn together as educators, parents, and children to better understand how we can embrace indigenous values and ways of being in the world.
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