TALBOT TRAIL CHILDREN VISIT SEACLIFF PARK Children from Sundowners Talbot Trail visited Seacliff Park in Leamington this week.  Children had a wonderful time running and splashing around at the famous Tomato Splash Pad located on the shores of Lake Erie.  The park boasts over eight hectares of trees, open green space and a lengthy sandy shoreline known as Seacliff Beach.  The Tomato Splash Pad is an exciting water attraction that features time-delayed, interactive splash elements ...

SUNDOWNERS- You’re the Chef  You’re the Chef is a cooking program designed to help children develop the skills and confidence necessary for them to prepare healthy and tasty recipes emphasizing vegetables and fruit. This summer at Sundowners we have engaged children 6 to 12 years old to participate in this six (6) week program at all of our locations. Children will select, prepare, chop and taste a variety of healthy foods including fruits and vegetables ...

  SUNDOWNERS Visits Fort Malden & Toddy Jones Splash Pad! Sundowners children were off again on Tuesday, despite the weather that was threatening rain.  Children were very excited to be on the bus to Fort Malden National Historic Site in Amherstburg, Ontario and to spend time experiencing what life was like back in 1812.  Children stepped back in time and got a glimpse of what military life was like almost 200 years ago.  The children ...

Sundowners Celebrates International MUD Day! Visit our Photo Galley to see how Sundowners Celebrated – MUD DAY! June 29, 2015 was declared International Mud Day and children and early childhood professionals – and anyone else – all over the world celebrated nature, outdoors, and mess by getting really muddy.   Sundowners at Dougall, Talbot Trail, King Edward and General Brock all took advantage and to celebrate International MUD Day by getting out there to play in the ...

“Mode Fantastique” Fashion Show Sundowners Forest Glade Centre (visit the photo gallery) It all started with some school age children at Sundowners After-School program at Forest Glade Centre who were using curtains and turned them into capes. This simple event began to grow when other pieces of fabric and notions were added that created a new and interesting learning centre. The children began to wrap themselves in different fabrics and used ribbons to help keep ...