I am very dissatisfied with the way the administrator at Mindtech has been handling parents'…read moreinquiries. They were very ignorant to parents' rights and times. They refuse to pay back the money they owe to the public and have made a habit of taking parents' money like this. Their school policies are absurd and they (the two brother owners) don't even follow their own policies. They are very poor communicators and very ignorant and oppressive. My daughter loved the two teacher she had there, but the emotional stress that Mr. Akbar imposed on our family traumatized my daughter, and now she would not even want to enter the school parking lot. Please, please, please beware and do not waste your time and money!!!

We moved our son here from a different daycare and we cannot believe the difference it has made on…read morehim. He has advanced leaps and bounds. The staff are wonderful, taking extra steps to keep us posted with his development.

An excellent school with excepting standards and program offerings. If you are looking for an…read moreincredible environment for your child, you will not be disappointed.

Our older daughter, who is two now, has been going to St. George's Daycare for the past year and a…read morehalf now and she absolutely loves it there. The teachers are so warm and friendly and you can clearly tell that they love their work. Her teachers in the Infant and Toddler programs really take the time and effort to come up with creative activities for the kids. The daycare director is also very friendly, approachable and hands-on with the kids. As a parent, when you see your child excited each day to go to daycare and see her teachers and friends, that is all the proof that you need that the daycare is excellent. I can't tell you how lucky we are to have found a daycare so good right near our place and we have no reservations whatsoever in sending our second daughter there when my wife goes back to work.

- Variety of programming was strong…read more - Teaching/teachers/teacher support ranged from good to excellent - Management was sketchy: Our child was put on the waiting list for Centennial Infant and Child Centre (CICC) Private School just after birth. He ended up starting at the same time as another child who was one year younger but with the same diagnosis. Our child was only offered and attended the afternoon classes for four days a week for two years, whilst the other child attended the morning classes for five days a week for three years. Therefore, unfair for our child. Also, when we requested an even partial refund for classes and van services cancelled by CICC which we were denied, management told us that if we didn't like it to go somewhere else. We feel that our child missed out on early intervention that he should have received from CICC. In the end, we felt that our child was left behind and our strongest memories from Centennial Infant and Child Centre are about their deceptive and disappointing administrative practices.

Centennial Infant Child Care (CICC) is legit the cream of the crop of preschools for kids with…read morespecial needs. If you want to learn about proper inclusion of typically developing kids with kids with exceptionalities, this the *the* place to do it. My son has attended for 2.5 years and we are on the other side of the city but putting him in a closer daycare is not even a consideration when I see the kind of quality education my son is getting. The teachers are HIGHLY skilled in teaching and caring for every kind of exceptionality you can imagine. When you walk into a CICC classroom, every single child is smiling, calm, engaged, interacting with peers and their adult volunteer and knows exactly what they need to do and how to do it. If our public schools could learn how to use the strategies that CICC teachers and staff use, you would see a completely non-violent and enlightened society in one generation. They have mastered the skill of celebrating each child's uniqueness while still being a valued member of each classroom and the school as a whole. This in not the case with every child but for ours, he has only cried one time due to frustration about a toy. The kids are so engaged and happy, I almost never see them fighting about toys, lining up, who was first, who took something from whom, etc. They are all friends and respect each other - and for 3 and 4 year olds, that's pretty amazing. This is a direct reflection of the how this schools has created a beautiful/caring/nurturing environment where all kids feel safe and happy. And THEY DO IT ALL WITHOUT SCREENS. ;) CICC will forever hold a special place in my heart and I am forever changed by witnessing what school should be for every child everywhere.

A tutoring company based all over Canada, Oxford Learning teaches kids/teens how to build skills…read moreand be successful students/workers in life. They're highly organized and offer a range of programs; from little readers, to college prep to specialized programs for students with Learning Disabilities. Having been a tutor myself, I can say for certain that Oxford is a good place to go if you're looking for some extra help with homework for your kid (or yourself), however, be prepared to pay! It ain't cheap.

This school is beautifully build, and the staff is incredibly helpful and cares so much about the…read morestudents. Made a HUGE difference for our family!

This school is absolutely fantastic! This school is all about supporting children with learning…read moredifficulties. The class sizes are small, usually under 10. The class my child is in has a teacher and an assistant. This school also has an optional homework club, so my child learned to do homework each day after school. There is someone in the homework club to help your child if they get stuck.