Strathmore & District Playschool
Strathmore & District Playschool is a non-profit, parent-assisted organization. Parents can provide their input by joining the Parent Board. It has been operating since 1976, including 22 years in the current building, located on Westmount school grounds. We run from Monday to Thursday from September 8th to May 28th.
Registration for the 2025-26 school year is now open.
You will have to fill out the online form from this website and pay the $75 Registration fee to secure your spot.
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meet our stAff
Our teachers are certified Early Childhood Educators, holding child development certification and/or Bachelor of Education Degrees.
Our teachers are current in their First Aid and CPR training and provide regular criminal record clearances.
Testimonials
“Strathmore and District Playschool has been no short of amazing. The teachers in the 4 year old class are wonderful (my daughter idolizes Ms. Tanya) all the ladies in her classroom are so nurturing and caring. All the time put into the thought and preparation of the daily activities are impressive. I felt very confident my daughter was safe and in good hands every time I dropped her off. Janique never missed a beat with all the details that made school days run smoothly. I feel as though she will be well prepared for kindergarten next year!”
Robyn Schiffner
Strathmore and District Playschool has been an incredible journey for my daughter. The caring staff has nurtured her growth with love and attention, ensuring she feels safe and valued every step of the way. From her first day, it's been remarkable to witness her learning flourish in such a positive environment, not to mention how excited she is when it’s a school day. The dedication to cleanliness, organization, and communication is evident in every aspect of the school, providing parents like me with peace of mind. Thank you, Strathmore Playschool, for helping my daughter build the essential skills and confidence she needs to succeed in kindergarten. -Rachelle Little Rappel