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The full Ontario curriculum
Language & early literacy, mathematics, science & technology, social studies, health & physical education, and the arts — taught to the province's kindergarten expectations, not around them.
Now enrolling · 1 Sept 2026 – 30 June 2027
A private kindergarten in Mississauga where curiosity grows daily
Kidszone Academy delivers the full Ontario Kindergarten Curriculum in a small, dedicated classroom with low educator-to-child ratios — enriched every single day with French, Spanish, ASL and hands-on IT. Meals provided, open 7:30 AM to 6:00 PM. Not a daycare room. A real classroom, built for upper-kindergarten learners.
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Ontario CurriculumDelivered in full
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French · Spanish · ASLEvery week
Full Ontario Kindergarten CurriculumSmall classes, low ratiosFrench & Spanish dailyASL instructionHands-on IT classMeals providedAfter-school careWinter & March Break camps7:30 AM – 6:00 PMLicensed under the CCEYA
Full Ontario Kindergarten CurriculumSmall classes, low ratiosFrench & Spanish dailyASL instructionHands-on IT classMeals providedAfter-school careWinter & March Break camps7:30 AM – 6:00 PMLicensed under the CCEYA
Why families choose us
Everything a public kindergarten offers — and four things it doesn't
We're a private school, not a childcare room with a worksheet. Parents choose Kidszone Academy because their child leaves ready for Grade 1 with more than the minimum.
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Three languages, every week
Daily exposure to French and Spanish builds early bilingual — often trilingual — confidence during the window when children absorb language most easily.
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A real IT class
Age-appropriate digital literacy and problem-solving in a dedicated hands-on session. Children learn to use technology deliberately, not passively.
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ASL from the start
American Sign Language strengthens communication, supports early literacy, and builds genuine inclusivity awareness in children before bias forms.
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Small classes, low ratios
A small, dedicated advanced classroom — deliberately separate from our daycare setting — with low educator-to-child ratios, so every child is known, tracked and stretched individually.
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Qualified, screened educators
Registered Early Childhood Educators with vulnerable sector screening, operating under the Child Care and Early Years Act, 2014 and Ministry of Education oversight.
Our programs
Core learning in the morning. Enrichment in the afternoon.
The day is structured so the provincial expectations are never squeezed — enrichment sits alongside them, not instead of them.
- Language & Early Literacy — phonics, storytelling, printing and comprehension
- Mathematics — number sense, patterning, measurement and spatial reasoning
- Science & Technology — inquiry, observation and the IT lab
- Social Studies — community, culture and belonging
- Health & Physical Education — daily outdoor play and movement
- The Arts — music, drama and visual art
Our background
Two decades of Mississauga families — now a school
Kidszone began as a licensed childcare centre in Mississauga, run by an owner group with more than twenty years of experience operating early-years programs across the city. Kidszone Academy is what came next: parents kept asking for something more academic than daycare and more personal than a large public classroom.
So we built a separate, advanced upper-kindergarten classroom with its own educators, its own curriculum plan and a hard cap on class size — while keeping the licensing rigour, screening standards and family-first culture the centre was already known for.
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Kidszone by the numbers
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Beyond the school day
Built around how families actually work
A 9-to-3 school doesn't fit a working week. We open at 7:30 AM, close at 6:00 PM, feed the children, and stay open through the breaks.
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Meals provided
Nutritious meals and snacks are served on site and included in tuition — no packing lunches at 6 AM, and no child left comparing lunchboxes.
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After-school care
Care continues after the academic day ends, right through to 6:00 PM, with quiet activities, snacks and outdoor time.
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Winter & March Break camps
When school closes for the winter holidays and March Break, we run camps — so your childcare doesn't collapse twice a year.
Limited spaces
We keep the class small. Then we stop enrolling.
Book a tour, meet the educators, and see the classroom during a working day — that's when parents usually decide.