We have been to many swimming classes and why I like this program is for a few reasons. First the…read morelocation is good for us, there's ample free parking right outside. The schedule fits us and it is an hour long swimming lesson! I never understood the half an hour group classes, I mean the kids gets wet and wait for their term and few laps later it is over. This place is reasonable in pricing and also I see results. The pool is small but it is great for kids or timid adults ( yes you can take classes along your kids!) I think all kids need to learn how to swim for safety reasons and this is a great place to get them started.

-Location: It has free parking!!! Easy drive off belt parkway…read more -Facility: Old but functional, best part is they keep the heat on very high so the kids won't feel too cold when they are out of the water. -Program: I do recommend it! They have certain criteria/position kids need to be able to perform in order to advance to the next level. Parents can watch the class! Their office is also very helpful and easy reachable. My kids (5yo) are comfortable swimming freestyle and backstroke after 4 months (2 session-16 classes)and I can see their progress. Before joining I tried to teach them myself for few month without success, but they were comfortable to be in the water when they started. -Teacher: I can't thank enough to the wonderful teachers there. I am kind of parent that result means a lot, I like the teachers pushing the kids to do their best, challenging themselves to do more, yet keeping them safe & interested. All the teacher there are look out for the kids best interest. Carlos and Adrian C has been my kids teacher for the 2 sessions that we've been there and my kids love them, always wanting to come to class and most importantly, they learned how to swim!! Overall is a well run program that I am happy my kids are there.

My child has been taking ballet here for over a year now and my child has always maintained a…read morepassion for ballet. I think this is a proof that the teacher's education is full of positive abilities. It is able to effectively cultivate the child's love for the art of ballet.

Great dance school! My daughter has been a student for a few…read moreyears now. Amazing atmosphere, great instructors!

Great dancing school!! Put your kid here if you want them to learn dance and have a good time doing…read moreit ! I went there when I was 4 years old I am now 12 and still love dance! Never have a problem going to dance here- award winning school

I've personally seen the progression of Triple Essence Dance Studio over the last 10 years. I can…read morespend some time focusing on the instructors and owners, all who have a strong passion for dance and have been doing so since the age of 3 . I'd like to focus on what I've seen from the students however . The students of Triple Essence Dance Studio are all very welcoming , seeing students from as young as 3 old build good social skills and support each other all the way to the teenagers who come in early and stay later to help newer students and lead by example by helping them overcome the challenges in training that they went through when first starting all point towards the amazing culture Triple Essence Dance Studio has created . Lastly I'd like to point out how great they are at age appropriate dances. As someone who's seen many dance recitals over the last 30 years I must say I really appreciate the type of dancing that is taught . Especially in 2015 where young people are introduced to dances that are not appropriate via TV and Internet it's so important that they have amazing role models who can reel them back in and teach them the proper ways to dance all while it still be exciting .

Based on my experience, JCH's public image of inclusivity does not match its internal culture…read more Racism, bullying, and lack of accountability remain unaddressed, creating an unsafe and unprofessional environment. High turnover, underpaid youth staff, and poor training reflect deeper issues. True equity and transparency are urgently needed--speak up and demand change.

What I'd personally liked from JCH was B'Yachad, it was a great time for me for my first time…read moregoing! There was alot of activities in the camp, some greater than others though. One of the activities I personally like is the lake having an obstical course is made of a Balloon there was 3 diving boards, pads to jump on, monkey bars with a hole which makes you fall into the water, a slippery slope, and cross bridges leasing to a slide. That's all I have to say.

Surprised at the amount of bad reviews. I booked my kindergartener for a week of camp here for…read morespring break 2026. No one else signed up for most of the days, it turns out. I thought the owner would cancel the camp on me but she didn't! Thank God since I couldn't take the week off of work. My little girl went and had a blast. She went four days there, from 8:30 to 3. She thought the teacher was great. And I didn't have to pack her a lunch because she just ate what she made. Win!

Kids do not lie. This horrible instructor ruined Chinese NY for 6 kids that attended today's…read morecooking class. From my 9 year old niece today "Cooking class was the worst. The teacher was giving so much attitude."

My son attended this after school program while in pre-k at K280. It is fantastic. The kids have a…read moregreat time, make sweet friendships, and learn a lot about sharing, cooperation, how to play with each other, how to be kind and patient with their friends, etc. The director Jenny is wonderful- very experienced with this age group and knows how to connect with the kids and keep them engaged. They handled the crazy 2020-21 school year beautifully and found creative ways to make the program happen safely during tough circumstances. I highly recommend this program, I always felt like my son was in good hands and getting personalized attention.

With few programs in NYC targeting early childhood social skills, A Playdate Everyday guides young…read morechildren to build skills needed to initiate play and build strong friendships! My daughter, Alyssa, attended the after school program during her pre-k year. I always found myself waiting around for an extra 15 minutes when it was time to pick her up because she was happily engaged in play with her peers. The program is well thought out and crafted in a way that provides an appropriate amount of guidance and exploration. Through this program, children are naturally encouraged to build gross motor skills, verbal and non-verbal communication, collaboration, and problem solving. As an early childhood educator myself, I hold Ms. Jennifer, the program, and her staff in high regard and highly recommend it for parents of young children as they are developing the skills needed to be successful in the 21st Century. Presently, a year later and in Kindergarten, Alyssa still references skills and scenarios to build new friendships in school, at lunch/recess, and on the playground. Thank you for this support for my child and as a parent. I truly see the importance of providing social opportunities for Alyssa to continue developing strong language skills and hope to see the program continue to flourish!

reviews 4 minutes…read moreago New My daughter takes 12:30pm class on Saturday and this past Saturday 1/31,/26 she got hurt by a piece of 3" long and thin wood stick from the floor, and got a long scratch and bled on the front calf of the left leg. Ms Jasmine was nice and caring and gave bandages for her wound. Today we found out a small piece of wood still left in her front calf. This concerns us. I wrote an email to notice the manager about the dance floor being old and having some cracks and hope they can do something to fix the floor. I do not wish this happens to any kids again. It's been a day and I haven't got a reply yet

My daughter has been going to Tutu School for years and she loves it! Great intro to ballet with…read moreamazing teachers!