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Curious faces and fingers being pointed excitedly at cute little crabs and turtles were a common sight at Central Public Library in the last week of April. Not real ones of course - a whole underwater world including ocean and sea animals, corals and more was created by the little but nimble hands of preschool children! Children from Presbyterian Preschool Services had collected materials such as used plastic bottles, cardboards, straws, cups an d newspapers to create impress

Laughter, big smiles and wishes of “Happy Birthday” were in abundance during Learning Day last Friday. Other than being a centre-closure day for a time for rest, reflection, fun, and bonding, 1 April 2022 also marked our “hatch” day - the first official day of Presbyterian Preschool Services (PPS) being our own entity, separate from Presbyterian Community Services (PCS). To warm ourselves up for the day’s activities, all centres joined in to do the “Chicken Dance” led by the

Laughter, big smiles and wishes of “Happy Birthday” were in abundance during Learning Day last Friday. Other than being a centre-closure...

Michelle Soberano was the newest “kid” on the block. She joined us in January after her previous centre closed down.

Michelle Soberano was the newest “kid” on the block. She joined us in January after her previous centre closed down.

A teacher can teach skills and impart knowledge but without love, may not make a difference in the child’s life.

A teacher can teach skills and impart knowledge but without love, may not make a difference in the child’s life.

Meet Teacher Agnes, with 25 years at PPS, she makes for our longest-serving teacher!