REGISTRATION

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We are closed for the summer, Christmas Break, and Spring Break.

We accept children all year if we have space in our program. This is beneficial for children who might not be three years old at the start of the school year, and for families whose home situations change throughout the year.

Our program is very flexible to suit the needs of many families - multiple programs and multiple options.  However, it does make our registration process a bit confusing!  Please contact us if you have any questions. 

We receive Affordability Supports from the Government of Alberta for eligible families in order to reduce your child care fees.  Click for a summary of our fees by Program and attendance.

Some programs are full and some have availability.  Click here to see the latest updates.

 Email us for the Registration form for this school year (ending June 2023). 

Some programs are full and some have availability.  Click here to see the latest updates.

Click here to see the steps to complete your registration  

Click here to see our Program Handbook, detailed Fee Schedule, and the link to our Registration Form.

From the Alberta Government website:  

“We have successfully negotiated an agreement with the federal government to increase accessible, affordable and high-quality child care, giving families the choice they need.... Affordability grants are provided directly to child care operators so they can lower parent fees for all families in their program. Funding is provided for each child based on age range and type of care….Parents do not need to apply to benefit from this fee reduction.”

Visit this page for more information:  https://www.alberta.ca/federal-provincial-child-care-agreement.aspx

Affordability Grants are available to ALL families with pre-school children registered in licensed child care.  They are also available to families with children in kindergarten and also attending child care during regular school hours (as in the case for those attending St. Martin School).  Our fees include Affordability Grant reductions, which we receive in order to reduce your fees.

From the Government of Alberta website (as applicable to Kalyna Kids):

Eligible families can apply for child care subsidies if they have children age 0 to Grade 6 enrolled in a licensed facility-based program (daycare, out-of-school care and preschool). 

Subsidy rates vary based on the child’s age, family income, the child care program  and the number of hours a child attends each month. Types of subsidy include:

• subsidy for children 0 to kindergarten-age (in kindergarten and also attending child care during regular school hours)
• subsidy for children in kindergarten to grade 6 enrolled in a licensed program outside of regular school hours
• preschool subsidy for children enrolled in a licensed preschool program

Subsidy for children from 0 to kindergarten-age (in kindergarten  and also attending child care during regular school hours) has been  expanded to include families with a gross household income of up to  $180,000.

Subsidy for children in kindergarten to Grade 6 enrolled in a  licensed program outside of regular school hours remains available to  families with a household income of up to $90,000.

Please contact us if you require assistance in determining your eligibility or in applying.