Pacekids is Moving!

By Pacekids Programs
Posted February 13, 2025
In Blog

Pacekids New Location

Pacekids Programs is thrilled to announce our North School will be relocating to a new and improved facility at 2850 Sunridge Blvd NE. This move will take place for the 2025-2026 school year and will add an additional 115 spots for children with diverse needs.

This move reflects Pacekids Programs ongoing commitment to providing an inclusive, engaging, and accessible learning environment for all children with diverse needs.

The new Sunridge location offers numerous benefits, including:

11 large classrooms – an increase of 4 classroom spaces – supporting 264 children each day
An expansive, inclusive outdoor play area
Accessible bathrooms
Multiple sensory spaces
Ample parking for families and staff

“We are incredibly excited about this move,” says Alex Reed, Executive Director at Pacekids Programs. “This new space allows us to enhance our programs and services, ensuring that children with diverse needs have the best possible learning experience in a safe and supportive environment where they can thrive.”

Families of children with diverse needs who are looking for Early Childhood Education are encouraged to visit www.Pacekids.ca/ECS to learn more about our programming.

For media inquiries, please contact Meagan McFarland – Specialist, Marketing & Engagement.

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