Business Details
14 Years
experience
Trusted Daycare & Early Childhood Education in Oakville
Kidex Academy is a family-owned and operated licensed daycare facility serving Oakville, Burlington, and surrounding Halton communities. Established to provide high-quality early childhood education, we specialize in an Emergent learning methodology enriched with Montessori principles, tailored to children's individual interests and developmental needs. Our programs for infants (4-18 months), toddlers (18-24 months), and preschoolers (2.5-5 years) emphasize academic, social, and emotional growth through play-based exploration and observation-driven curriculum. With staff exceeding provincial qualifications, including educators holding early childhood development diplomas, we maintain strict compliance with the Day Nurseries Act and Ministry of Education standards. Our partnerships with Food for Tots ensure fresh, allergy-friendly meals daily, while participation in the CWELCC Tuition Fee Reduction Program enhances accessibility.We prioritize transparent communication through daily reports and monthly feedback, fostering strong parent-teacher collaboration. Testimonials highlight measurable improvements in children's literacy, numeracy, and social skills, with families praising our nurturing environment and dedicated educators. Our newly designed infant room and outdoor playground reflect our commitment to safe, stimulating spaces. By aligning curriculum with provincial frameworks and emphasizing cultural diversity, we prepare children for formal schooling while respecting their unique learning journeys. This combination of structured expertise and personalized care establishes Kidex Academy as a trusted leader in early childhood development.
Services
Infant Daycare
Toddler Care
Preschool Program
Montessori Enrichment
Emergent Curriculum
Subsidy Options
Allergy-Friendly Meals
Details
- Year established: 2012
Highlights and features
- Family-owned operation with personalized attention to child development
- Staff exceed provincial qualifications in early childhood education
- Emergent curriculum adapts to children's evolving interests and needs
- CWELCC-affiliated tuition reduction program for financial accessibility
- Daily fresh meal plans accommodating allergy restrictions
What people say
Improved communication skills
Grade One level math
Excited about learning
Strong teacher relationships
Confidence in social settings
Services
Infant Daycare
Licensed care for infants aged 4-18 months with 3:10 staff ratio. Features sensory activities, sign language introduction, motor skill development, and separate sleep room with cribs. Parents receive daily progress reports and transition support.
Toddler Program
Developmentally appropriate programming for 18-24 month-olds focusing on social skills, independence, and environmental exploration. Curriculum includes creative play, motor development, and structured daily routines in a 3:15 staff-to-child environment.
Preschool Program
Academic preparation for 2.5-5 year-olds emphasizing literacy, mathematics, science, and social skills. Features group projects, cultural studies, and emergent curriculum webs aligned with Ministry of Education standards in a 3:24 staff-to-child setting.
Montessori Enrichment
Supplemental Montessori methodology integrated with emergent curriculum. Focuses on self-directed learning, hands-on materials, and individualized instruction that complements provincial educational frameworks for early childhood development.
Subsidy Options
CWELCC-affiliated tuition reduction program providing eligible families with subsidized childcare. Application process assistance available to ensure accessibility for qualified participants in our Oakville and Burlington service areas.
Questions
What age groups do you serve?
We offer programs for infants (4-18 months), toddlers (18-24 months), and preschoolers (2.5-5 years) with appropriate staff-to-child ratios.
What curriculum approach do you use?
Our Emergent curriculum follows children's interests with Montessori enrichment, focusing on play-based learning and observation-driven activities aligned with provincial standards.
Are subsidy options available?
Yes, we participate in the CWELCC Tuition Fee Reduction Program to make quality childcare accessible to eligible families in our community.
How do you communicate with parents?
We provide daily reports for infants, monthly progress updates, and maintain open communication with families through regular teacher interactions and feedback opportunities.
What safety measures are in place?
Our facility includes secure entry systems, trained staff meeting provincial qualifications, and strict adherence to Ministry of Education and Day Nurseries Act requirements.
