Community Childcare Survey for Keith Families
Strathisla Children’s Centre is expanding its services to include breakfast clubs, after school care and holiday clubs alongside its existing early learning and childcare provision. To help shape these new services, the team is inviting families in and around Keith to complete a short survey about their childcare needs. Feedback from parents and carers will help ensure future provision supports local children and families in the best possible way.
The team at Strathisla Children’s Centre in Keith are expanding their services and can now offer breakfast, after school and holiday clubs on top of their existing early learning and childcare services.
They are keen to understand the needs of families in and around Keith so that they can better support children and families in the local community.
Can you please complete this short survey and let them know what services you need.
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