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try of Education and they provide care for
children from six weeks to 12 years of age.
They offer full-time and part-time programs
from 7 a.m.to 6:30 p.m.
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Their children – now ages one, two, four,
and six – influence how the child-care cen-
tres are run, said Irini, the Director of Op-
erations. “Definitely, everything we do,
we keep our kids in mind. We will see how
(our children) will interact with different
materials and how they enjoy the differ-
ent foods and snacks,” she said. “It also
goes a long way to how we pick our staff.
We judge our staff (by asking), ‘Would I be
comfortable leaving my own child in this
staff's care?’”
Irini said the selection of the staff is one
of the most crucial decisions they have to
make to ensure the facilities are run with
“Definitely, everything we do, we keep our kids in mind. We will see how (our
children) will interact with different materials and how they enjoy the different
foods and snacks.” Irini Mikhael, Director of Operations
