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Story Book Early Learning Centre Opening Soon After Devastating Fire

Story Book Early Learning Centre has announced that with the cooperation of the Greater Essex County District School Board and the Ministry of Education they have secured an interim building and will be relocating their programs effective Monday January 23, 2017 at the former Sun Parlour Junior School located at 492 County Road 8 in Essex.  This relocation is due to the devastating fire which occurred on January 6, 2017 which destroyed their previous location.

If your child was enrolled in their program and you would like to send your child to the new location they ask that you call the centre at 519-776-7772 or e-mail them with your contact and child’s information and they will be in touch with you.

They are now able to accept donations, both monetary, in goods and in kind.  They are a non-profit organization and an account has been set up with the Royal Bank for monetary donations.  If you have toys, furniture and books for children under the age of 4 years that you would like to donate, they ask that you drop them off at Sun Parlour School commencing Saturday January 14, 2017 during the hours of 9 am and 3 pm.  They will be accepting donations at this site seven days a week.

Director of Story Book Early Learning Centre, Donna Hendrick wishes to thank the parents of those children affected by the fire as it is you that has had to find alternate care for your children in a moments notice.  This is very upsetting for any family to have to deal with.  She would also like to thank the entire community for their continued support as without you we could not have accomplished so much in these very few days after the fire.

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