Great school! The education is top notch and my kids are very happy. We love the teachers and…read moreattention. My daughters are excited to go to school every day and have learned much more than at their previous school.

I went to this school for a good amount of years, and although I would love to say that this school…read morehas had no positive influence on me, I would be lying if I did. The education at this school is as referenced on the website as a "strong curriculum " - Delano Academy Website. Which they do have. Once again, I would love to with-hold any praise from this particular school, although there are good teachers in employment to support your child. Although, there have been a few particular teachers/employees/staff who I hope never to see again. If you are looking for a school based solely on education, yes, this school might be for you. Please keep in mind that without a supportive community your child's mental health can get increasingly worse, which then makes learning exceptionally hard. This school is very glitterized on social media and online.

In my opinion, this school was an underwhelming experience that left me with underdeveloped…read morecritical thinking skills and struggling in high school. The school's French program was subpar for years after I graduated; I am unsure as to whether this has changed in recent years but when I went to the school, the teachers (we had a new one yearly) were unable to teach the material within the year. After I left the school, a friend of mine said that they were getting a new french teacher every term and that each one was just as unequipped to teach as the last. I struggled with French in high school and moved over to Spanish as a result. The school's music program caused me to develop bad habits that I only fixed in my later years of high school; my embouchure was awful (as my teacher had minimal knowledge of how to play my instrument) and the material we played was on par with "hot cross buns". They also required us to buy or rent (which was more expensive than buying in the medium term) the instrument we played; I ended up spending around $800 to play an instrument in primary school.. If I had not continued to play this instrument, this would have been a significant waste of money. The school prided itself on being a year ahead in science and two years ahead in math; this worked to my detriment as I became overconfident and barely passed math and sciences in high school. After I almost failed math and science in grade 7 (after moving to my new school), I lost all confidence and continued to do poorly. On top of this, I remember my science teacher telling us about the wonders of recycling. It has since been revealed that recycling was created by the plastics industry to give people the illusion that they had a way to avoid pollution due to plastic waste. Ever since China banned the importing of most plastics in 2017, Malaysia has taken up the burden of sorting our low-value plastics for pennies on the hour.. and this will is starting to stop as Malaysia has realized that being the world's dump is hurting their country. My point is that the teachers are uncritical and do very little research outside of creating their bare-bones curriculum. The teachers are used to children being as obedient and uncritical as them. They did not entertain any of our ideas and yelled at us when we did not fall in line. They did whatever was easiest and this included almost punishing me for allegedly pushing someone down the stairs, pinching someone on the back, and calling someone a nasty word within the span of a 30-minute lunch; I did not do any of this and if I had been more submissive, I would have been punished for actions I did not commit. When I was in high school, I posted a review similar to this one on their Facebook page. My parents told me that they were blackmailed into getting me to take the post down so I removed it. The main difference between that post and this post is that I did not claim anything to be my opinion.. (despite it being obvious that a Facebook review is an opinion). The teachers also have no problem with stealing and/or damaging the property of children (from what I saw). My friend's gummy art eraser (a $5 eraser) was thrown out because my teacher thought he had balled up his pencil shavings to create it. I had my tamogochi taken away and I only got it back when my mother yelled at the teacher the next day. These teachers do not care (in my opinion, as always); they want to do what is easiest and take home their meager salaries. This school is just a business.. nothing more. This has been an opinion piece.

My two sons attended RHMS. Both of them have very strong academic foundation…read more I highly recommend RHMS to all the parents who are looking for kids to have solid foundation. My older son is doing very well in a private high school and my younger son (who joined RHMS in grade 1) just got accepted to one of the most competitive schools in Toronto for grade 7. We could not be happier with RHMS.

First, the formal name is Apple Tree Montessori School. They opened in 2008 in a newly decorated…read moreold house. When we were shopping for day care for my daughter, we went to almost all providers in our area, and finally selected this one. Currently they have one class for 2 to 3 years, and two classes for children older than 4. As a Montessori school, the kid really learns. The teachers are capable and very nice. Each week, they call in two coaches to teach the kids exercise. The price for extended (7:30AM to 6:00PM) is $995 per month currently. The biggest issue is the location, the only entrance is on Major Mac, so it is very inconvenient during the rush hour.

Webtree Internationational School is a wonderful school, staffed by caring, highly qualified…read moreteachers who go out of their way to get to know each student and teach according to the student's strengths and goals. WISE wants to ensure that parents and students are confident about their decision to enrol at the school so they allow students to try the school out for a day before making a commitment. Most of the students at WISE are full time but some attend public school for the majority of their courses and enrol in Math or Science courses at WISE so that they can benefit from the low teacher student ratio and obtain a sound foundation and a good grade in courses important to their University applications and future career goals. Some students want to ensure that they do well for Grade 12 so they attend public school through to Grade 11 and come to WISE for Grade 12 only. Whether full time or part-time, students are made to feel part of the WISE family. WISE also offers ESL courses, one on one tutoring and provides Academic Advising and assistance to students with University applications and program selection.

That's my high school and I'm graduating class of 2022. I probably would send my kids here because…read moremost of the teachers are very high quality

do research before sending your kid! this school has been flagged and reviews were all deleted as…read moremany parents complained about teachers behavior to kids! I took kid out from here!

I give two only because of good two teachers in this school otherwise I would give 0…read more Management is poor, they try to find a subject to manipulate people. Don't put your kid in this school.

Yikes! I would not reccomend this place for either tutoring, school or camp. The teacher turnover…read morerate is high, apparently due to the fact that the principal punishes the children and even her own daughter, in front of the childten, by yelling at them!

My child attends the Bridge the Gap program full time and had made astounding progress in only a…read morefew weeks time! The teachers at Oak Learners take the time to really get to know and understand their students. My daughter went from a struggling student whom felt so low about her abilities that she missed more school than she attended to a confident student who is so eager to attend school that she is disappointed when the school day end. Since starting at Oak Learners, my daughter is much more willing to take chances in learning (she went from to being a reluctant non-reader to an enthusiastic beginner reader who isn't shy any more to ask for help). The teachers are passionate about guiding students to learn and love the process of learning, their knowledge and experience are invaluable!