Education director Helen Blair said the third building, which will accommodate the centre’s after-school program, is expected to be completed at the end of August. “It looks like a castle,” she said, noting children have also been captivated by machinery onsite to construct the building. “That’s just what the kids call it. They think it looks like a castle.” The centre currently has 121 spaces. The new building will allow for 41 new spaces, meaning the centre will have a total of 162 spaces by the fall. The centre received a grant to help fund the additional child-care spaces. The new building will allow the centre to expand space for after-schoolers (13 new spots), ages three to five (16 new spots) and infant/toddlers (12 new spots).