About Us

With over a decade of dedicated experience, I am a passionate early childhood educator committed to nurturing young minds. My diploma in Early Childhood Education and Educational Assistance from Oulton College equips me to create stimulating learning environments. Since 2013, I have successfully led MAGMA’s Care for Newcomer Children program, where I’ve fostered language development, social skills, and school readiness in countless children. As a mother, I understand the profound impact of early childhood experiences and strive to provide a safe, supportive space for every child to thrive.

A dedicated Daycare Supervisor with over 10 years of experience as an Early Learning Educator, I am passionate about fostering a nurturing and safe environment where young children can thrive. In my role, I oversee daily operations to ensure a safe and engaging space for kids to learn, play, and grow. I also support an exceptional team of educators, working together to deliver high-quality care and education.   Born and raised in Grand Falls, NB, I am fluent in both French and English. I hold a Diploma in Early Childhood Education and am certified in First Aid and Child Development, following the New Brunswick Curriculum Framework. Outside of work, I like spending time with my family and reading a good book.   My goal is to provide a positive and enriching experience for every child and their family. Feel free to reach out if you have any questions about our daycare!

I was born and raised in New Brunswick, Canada, in a small town called Grand Falls, and I’m an Early Childhood Educator. As of December 2019, I am proud to be a graduate of the ECE Program at Oulton College and have been working in the field ever since. I can speak English, understand some French, a tiny bit of Russian and Sign Language.   Since the age of 12, I have been babysitting for family and friends and that’s where I found my love for fostering a positive learning environment for children. Teaching and helping them learn through play and exploration has been a huge part of my life. Living with parents who were foster parents, I've always been surrounded by children of all walks of life and watching my parents show each one of them unconditional love has inspired me to do the same. My favorite activity is Messy Play.   A future goal of mine is to further my education in the field with a focus on special education. Working with children has been such a rewarding job and it has been my pleasure and joy to inspire each child through exploration and play. Every day that I teach them, they teach me!

I’m João (John), a Brazilian educator fluent in Portuguese and English. I have experience as a Geography teacher, offering one-on-one classes and teaching at NGOs.   I follow the New Brunswick curriculum and am a fan of Maria Montessori’s approach, particularly the focus on self-directed discovery, which I incorporate into my teaching practices.

My Name is Undrakh Wheeler, and I am a 2024 graduate from Oulton College's Early Childhood Education program. I’m originally from Mongolia, I also lived in Indonesia. I volunteered as a teaching assistant at international schools in both Indonesia and Mongolia. I am fluent in English and has a basic understanding of Russian and Spanish. I’m a passionate crafter, environmental activist, and traveler who enjoys learning new languages.

I am a dedicated professional educator from Ukraine. I’m fluent in Ukrainian, Polish, English, and Russian. I hold a bachelor’s degree in Physical Education and Sports with a specialization in Physical Rehabilitation. On my spare time, I like nature walks and engaging in creative and hands-on projects.       My philosophy is that I believe in recognizing the individuality of each person and advocating for their opportunity to achieve holistic development.

My name is Lilian and I'm originally from Cuba. At the age of 28, I embarked on an exciting career-changing journey to China where I discovered my passion for early childhood education. I have been working with children for over five years now and I am overjoyed to be able to continue teaching as it is the most rewarding job I could ever have.   I believe that children are whole people with feelings, ideas and relationships with others and that they need to be physically, mentally, morally and spiritually healthy. This is why I advocate an integrated approach to teaching, where all subjects fit together seamlessly.   My classroom emphasizes self-discipline, which is the only kind of discipline worth having in the long run. I love to create an environment where children, teachers and families feel comfortable and safe, so that the conditions are right for creativity and all kinds of symbolic behavior to flourish.

I’m a Oulton College graduate with a degree in Early Childhood Education (EC). I speak Yoruba and English. With years of experience working with children as an educator, I designed activities that supported children's cognitive, social, and emotional development. I've also worked as an Educational Assistant, providing one-on-one support for children with varying needs. My experience includes creating inclusive, nurturing environments that foster learning and growth.   As an Early Childhood Educator, my guide and approach when working with children is centred around the uniqueness of every child, providing holistic nurturing of children, creating a safe and nurturing environment for them, inclusion for all, learning through play, respect, and support towards children and family.   My favorite activities? Cooking, reading, traveling, and listening to music, but my favorite activities with children include storytelling, reading, creative arts and crafts, outdoor play and exploration, music and movement, sensory and dramatic Play.