My son started coming a couple of months ago and he loves it -- and so do we. He's progressing well…read moreand genuinely enjoys attending. It's a great place for kids to learn the basics of coding.

My six year old loves coming here to work on robotics and coding. It's his favorite activity so…read morefar. The teachers here are great. Thank you to John and Michelle in the front desk.

My son absolutely loves Australian Swim School, and I can't recommend them enough!…read more One of the biggest reasons we chose this swim school is the water temperature. It's by far the warmest pool we could find, and it's the only place where my son happily stays in the water without shivering. Our regular instructor is Mr. Nori, and he has been wonderful with my son. He's patient, encouraging, and fantastic with all of the kids I've seen in his classes. We recently missed a couple of lessons and had to attend makeup classes. For whatever reason, my son suddenly decided he didn't want to go back for his lesson. Miss Kaylee stepped in and was incredible. She tried everything she could to gently encourage him to go to the back pool, but when it became clear he wasn't going to do it, she didn't give up. Instead, she offered to work with him one-on-one in the front pool where we already were. She even promised she wouldn't put his head under the water. In the end, he became comfortable enough that he chose to put his face in the water on his own with her guidance, but she honored her promise and never forced him. That meant so much to me. I don't know if she was on her lunch break, between classes, or supposed to be doing something else, but I know that impromptu private lesson wasn't part of her day. She took the time simply because she cared, and it completely turned the experience around for my son. The best part is that it worked. Today my son happily got back in the water with Mr. Nori, and I honestly think it was his best lesson yet. Mr. Nori was so sweet, so encouraging, and genuinely proud of him. Seeing his confidence come back was such a great moment as a parent, and I really credit both instructors for making that happen. Every single person we've interacted with has been kind, welcoming, patient, and genuinely wonderful with kids. I honestly have not had a single negative experience here. The first class is free, the warm water makes such a difference, and the little splash pad was a huge part of getting my son's initial buy-in. From the instructors to the front desk staff, the entire team is amazing. If you're looking for swim lessons for your child, I highly recommend Australian Swim School!

When you're looking for any type of school, you want to make sure the instructors treat your kids…read moreas if they were their own. Today, multiple staff did that for my daughter. We've been going to this school since they were in Fullerton, and they've always been great. My daughter started with Mr Nori and he's one of her favorite instructors. She's gone through a few instructors and we've never had a bad experience. My son now attends the school too. This morning, my daughter had a make up class and had to go into a different swim lane with a new teacher. She's been apprehensive about leaving her current school and starting kinder next year, and the emotions came out today. She started crying and holding onto me when she saw the new lane and instructor and said she doesn't want new things. Within seconds, Mr Scott came over and began comforting her asking if she'd like to see her other instructor Mayumi. Mayumi wasn't even dressed to go in the water, but rolled up her jeans and sat in another lane with her. Mr Nori came by to say hi and comfort her, and Mr Christopher gave her a private lesson for a few minutes while she adjusted. He eventually asked her if she wanted to join him in the new lane with the new instructor, and she said yes and was happy the rest of the time. Mayumi also came back to check on her. This is the level of care any parent looks for in a school and I highly recommend coming here.

Fred is a very skilled, kind, and patient instructor. I purchased the 5-day package of lessons for…read moreNhi. After one-week of training with me and one week with Fred, Nhi passed her driving test on the first try. I highly recommend this driving school.

My son had his lesson with Fred one of the driving instructors with Easy Driving school. My son…read moresaid he was amazing and did a great job. Had the patience of a saint, taught him several things within the two hour period that he knew would help him for the DMV test .We will definitely ask for Fred again and we're impressed with dealing with the management.

Everything was good until the third instructor…read more The first driving instructor slammed on the breaks every five minutes, even when it was an open road. He seemed overly nervous, but still was helpful nonetheless. The second instructor was wonderful, absolutely helpful, and really gave me some important tips to remember. Both of the first two called me when they were outside to let me know to come out. The third instructor was amazingly nice, but horribly unprofessional. It appears that he was used to dealing with 16 year olds and their parents, meaning that he was used to getting out of his car and knocking on front doors or going to school offices to retrieve his students while giving the parents a wholesome review of their child's progress. I am a 22 year old employed adult, you shouldn't be coming to my door or into my workplace to find me. Just call my phone. The day he came to get me, I had him pick me up from my place of work. It was my FIRST DAY on the job at a very prestigious firm. I was on my way back to work after taking a lunch, and my boss was aware that I was taking off for the afternoon because I had an appointment scheduled, but I didn't tell her what kind because I wanted to maintain my privacy, and she wasnt too concerned about my business anyways. I was under the impression that the instructor would call me when he was out front, like the first two had. I walked into my office to find two Ace Driving instructors standing at the front desk speaking to my boss and several of my coworkers, telling them who they were, what time my appointment was, and saying that they were looking for me. I quickly checked my phone to see how many times they'd called and I felt embarassed that I hadn't answered any of their calls, BUT THEY NEVER CALLED. They just walked into my office, spoke to my boss and coworkers, and completely embarassed me to pieces on my first day. My boss glared at me with confusion, and I told the instructors they were looking for me. They kept asking me to show them my learners permit, which was another detail I hadn't mentioned to my boss because she never explicitly asked about whether or not I could drive. I nearly melted of embarassment while leaving that office. I was already embarassed enough for not having my license at 22, but I didn't need that publicly outed to my boss and coworkers on my first day of my brand new job. For teens learning to drive, perfect place for you. For adults, look elsewhere, or at least don't have them pick you up from work. Tip for instructors: CALL YOUR STUDENTS BEFORE WALKING IN TO FIND THEM. You don't know what kind of situation you're walking in to.

This driving class was super helpful and made studying for the drivers test so much fun. The…read moredriving instructor was a great teacher and made the class so much fun with personal stories and creative ways on teaching his class.This was well worth it and I'm glad I went to this class.

we are no longer enrolling in classes because there are TOO MANY KIDS in the class... my daughter…read moreonly got to go on the trampoline 1 time in an hour long class... and she only got to be helped by the teacher 3 times within one hour the past month.... It's been very disappointing... she used to get to go on the trampoline 3-4 times each class and get LOTS of experience & help from her teacher, but the past month it's become impossible with how many kids are in the class /: they said the cap was 10 kids but it's been 12 - 13 kids even 10 is a lot we will be looking for dance classes with another business that hopefully caps their lessons for more opportunities for the kids to learn. I'm so sad to be leaving ADBA ),: I wish we could go back to when there were only 6-8 kids in the class because then my daughter was actually learning and able to have fun... but now she isn't even getting the chance because there are WAY too many kids in the little stars class /:

The dance room for the younger girls is great. There is a large sitting area for parents which is…read morebig enough to bring siblings if they need to tag along. In addition, the Rapunzel tower mural and the cloud paintings give the room a great fairy tale vibe for the little ballerinas. Another reason why this studio is unique is bc they provide a tumbling component at the end of ballet and tap. My daughter looks forward to the trampoline and learning tumbling tricks every time. I can't give 5 stars bc of an instructor. I agree w the parents- she tends to use a screaming voice and belittles the girls. She always starts late and rushes at the end to finish in time for the next class. What I find bothersome is her son interrupts her in the middle of class and they tend to argue about whatever. I wonder if she even enjoys teaching the little ones... what made it all better is going to a makeup on Thursday and seeing how incredible the instructors is, therefore we immediately switched. Also, a suggestion- replace the flooring so the kids' tap shoes actually tap.

We're so happy we found Coach Mike! What I appreciate most is how much he genuinely cares about…read morehelping my daughter grow, not just in her writing, but in her confidence as well. Writing can sometimes feel overwhelming for kids, but Coach Mike has a way of breaking things down so that it makes sense. I've noticed my daughter becoming more thoughtful about how she organizes her ideas and expresses herself and I love seeing her feel more confident in what she writes. As a parent, it's also reassuring to know that he pays attention to what she specifically needs rather than just teaching from a standard lesson plan. He challenges her, encourages her and makes the experience positive. It's not always easy to find a teacher who connects well with your child while also helping them improve, so I'm really grateful we found Coach Mike. We're excited to continue working with him and see how much more she grows!

We've been sending our kids to SWC Academy for the past three years, starting when our oldest was…read morein fifth grade. We've seen so much growth in their writing, especially in how they organize their thoughts and put their ideas together. Their writing skills have definitely improved, but what stands out to us the most is how much their confidence has grown. They are more comfortable expressing their ideas and don't get as frustrated with writing like they used to. The coaches have always been patient, encouraging, and really care about helping our kids improve. We plan to continue having the SWC coaches guide both of our children all the way through high school.

My 9 yr old son enjoys his weekly sessions. Thank you to the instructors for making it fun and…read moreinteresting for him! They are very accommodating with the schedules. I highly recommend this place for your kids to learn coding. He says, "Mom! Guess what I learned today? " I love the enthusiasm! Thank you so much!

Super cool concept. I love the idea of teaching kids how to code at a young age. They primarily…read moreteach Scratch, which seems to be pretty versatile and easy to learn. However, I feel like this place is best suited for older kids, as some of the concepts and coding are still harder to grasp for younger kids. Also, I wish pricing was a bit more in line with other extracurricular activities.