Families learned Tuesday which schools will offer all-day kindergarten as part of the second phase of the province’s full-day learning program for four and five-year-olds.

Up to 50,000 youngsters at 800 schools will be taking part in full-day learning across the province by 2011.

In Toronto, 101 schools will offer full-day kindergarten this fall. Next fall an additional 20 schools will be added to the list.

Earlier this year the province announced 600 schools across Ontario will be offering the new programming this September. On Tuesday, Premier Dalton McGuinty announced an additional 200 schools will be added to the list the following year.

Full-day kindergarten will be available across the province by the 2015-16 school year.

The list of schools

The provincial government is shelling out $245 million to build the new classroom facilities as the program is phased in. It will also invest $200 million into all-day kindergarten next year and an additional $300 million in 2011-12.