SIGN Early Learning Centre is a licensed childcare and early learning facility. The centre is licensed for 45 children, including 15 toddlers 30 preschoolers.
The program is structured to encourage and promote the development of the child, particularly in the areas of physical, emotional, cognitive, language, and social skills.
While focusing on early childhood development, the centre strives to promote good old-fashioned fun where children learn through getting messy, using their imagination, outdoor fun, and realizing the value of play.
Full time childcare is provided Monday through Friday from 7 am to 6 pm.
All parents pay only $200 per month for a toddler or preschool child, with the balance paid by the provincial government.
If you wish to be added to the waiting list, please email the following information to elc@signyorkton.ca:
- Parent’s name(s)
- Phone number
- Child’s name
- Child’s birthdate
Please do not call to be added to the waiting list; submit information by email.
Legacy Co-op contributes to SIGN daycare
Legacy Co-op has donated $5,500 to support the SIGN Early Learning Centre’s Forging a Radiant Path Towards Tomorrow project. This significant donation went towards the renovation of the kitchen and daycare facilities, a project with a total cost of $11,626.
Legacy Co-op Board Members Bruce Hansen, President; and Bryce Jacobs, Director; presented the cheque on behalf of Legacy Co-op members.
Following the cheque presentation, Legacy Co-op board members toured the newly-renovated facilities. The updated kitchen not only serves the daycare, where 45 children receive meals and snacks daily, but also benefits the wider community. The SaskAbility Mental Health Drop-in Centre located in SIGN on North Street, and Yorkton Community Fridge volunteers use the kitchen to prepare meals.
Andrew Sedley, CEO of SIGN, said, “SIGN and our Early Learning Centre are very grateful to receive $5,500 from Legacy Co-op for kitchen renovations and improvements at the daycare, including a new stove, ovens, freezer, and cabinets. Legacy Co-op's generous gift covers half the cost. The kitchen ensures the children receive healthy food throughout the day. The gift continues Legacy Co-op's strong support of SIGN and our 24 programs, and we value their involvement not just with us, but with all the communities where they have a presence.”
Legacy Co-op’s donation underscores its commitment to providing value to the communities it serves. With a focus on fostering community development and engagement, Legacy Co-op proudly contributes to initiatives that create lasting positive impacts.
For more information about Legacy Co-op’s community initiatives, see the Community Investment page on its website, www.legacyco-op.crs.
Legacy Co-operative Association Limited is a local co-operative that has proudly served Southeastern
Saskatchewan since 1940. Today, Legacy Co-op serves more than 20,000 members — and many more customers — in Yorkton, Kamsack, Churchbridge, Theodore, Ebenezer, Rhein, Langenburg, Esterhazy, Macnutt and Dubuc, where it operates food stores, liquor stores, gas bars, cardlocks and agro centres. Legacy Co-op has contributed more than $1.5 million to community organizations and initiatives.
Photo: Taking part in the official presentation of the Legacy Co-op donation were, from left, Brittany Ference, former Assistant Director of SIGN ELC; Patricia Kennedy, Director of SIGN ELC; Andrew Sedley, CEO of SIGN, Bryce Jacobs, Legacy Co-op Director and Bruce Hansen, Legacy Co-op Board President.
