Registration

Location

The daycare is located inside École À La Découverte (17610 104e rue NO, Edmonton, T5X 5X3).

Schedule

The centre is open Monday to Friday from 7am to 6pm.

2024/2025 Calendar

Meals and snacks

Parents must bring a lunch every day inside a lunchbox that includes an ice pack if necessary. The centre provides two healthy snacks per day, one in the morning and one in the afternoon.

Grants and Subsidies

The Affordability Grant

Allocated based on the child’s age and automatically deducted from the monthly fees (Reduction column) in the table of fees.

The amount of the Affordability Grant is decided by the government. This is offered based on the number of days registered and the payable fees. A child registered part-time therefore benefits from the part-time Affordability Grant while a child registered full-time benefits from the full-time Affordability Grant.

This is not based on the number of hours the child is in the program but based on the number of days per week, and therefore the payable fees. Please refer to the fees table below to know what is considered full- and part-time.

Additional Family Subsidy

To receive the additional family subsidy, the family must apply online once their registration is confirmed. See below for more information. The subsidy is based on the family’s annual revenue, the parents’ situation and the number of hours completed in the center.

The amount offered for this is not fixed as it is based on the child’s attendance which is declared to the government each month, pulled from the hours entered in the center’s attendance tracking system.

ATTENTION, in your application, you must enter the official program name of your child’s program as well as its program number:

OFFICIAL PROGRAM NAME: Centre d’experience A La Decouverte
PROGRAM NUMBER: 80011136

***It is very important to enter the correct information for each child, otherwise your child will not be declared in the correct program and adjustments will have to be made, which may prolong the process.***

To apply and for more information on how the subsidy works, please consult the Government of Alberta’s website by clicking on the button below.

Fees (starting January 1st 2024)

General fees

Registration fee (non-refundable)50 $
Security deposit
(Reimbursable when you withdraw from the program provided we receive 30 days’ notice according to our policy)
200 $
NSF fee45 $
Late payment fee45 $ per week

Daycare – All Day

Age groupDays/weekActual feesReduction
(Subsidies)
Fees with subsidy applied
12-18 months5*1,391$/month883$/month358$/month
19-35 months5*1,133$/month709$/month424$/month
3-5 years5*1,030$/month626$/month404$/month
*Registering for 5 days/week falls under the Full-Time category of the Affordability Grant

Preschool – 9am to 12pm

Age groupDays/weekActual feesReduction
(Subsidies)
Fees with subsidy applied
3-5 years5*372$/month75$/month297$/month
*Registering for 5 days/week falls under the Full-Time category of the Affordability Grant

On-demand service

The on-demand service is currently only available to children currently registered in the program. That is to say that we are ready to accommodate your child for a single day on demand.

Age groupFee
12 to 18 months55 $ per day
19 to 35 months50 $ per day
3 to 5 years45 $ per day

Late fee

In the case of parents who arrive late after opening hours, a fee of 1$ per minute late will be billed and payable on the next invoice.

Admission criteria

Any parent who wishes to register their child in the CEPP daycare must fulfill at least one of the following criteria (according to Article 23 of the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms):

  1. Their first language learned and still understood is French.
  2. They received their primary education in French.
  3. One of their children received or is receiving their primary or secondary education in French.

To see our admissions policy (in French only), please consult this page.

Rights of francophones in Alberta

To know more about the right to a francophone education in Alberta, please watch these two videos:

What is Article 23?

Who can register their child to a francophone school in Alberta?