This is my second child to use Bradbury's Driving School and I have to say Mary Jane goes above and…read morebeyond for the students. Both my children are great drivers thanks to the expert training at the school. I would highly recommend them to anybody who wants to be sure their children come out safe drivers.

I paid a lot for a one-hour lesson and had a terrible experience. The instructor (Mike) was rude…read morefrom the start and ended up yelling at me while I was driving, which made me feel unsafe to the point I had to pull over and end the lesson early. Afterward, he said he treated me that way because he assumed I was a "spoiled vindictive brat," and I also received an inappropriate text and call from him. Completely unprofessional. I ended up going to a different driving school and passed without any issues. I would not recommend this place if you want a safe and respectful learning environment.

Visitors beware the GPS doesn't really drop you at the address of the school…read more. Went on a tour today with my soon to be 9th grader... The grounds are beautiful, the buildings are very modern, they all are ac'd, they have all their bases covered for the care & well being for the students, I like how the dorm rooms are set up and have staff that stays over night as well as security that roams around the grounds. The programs they offer sound great but need to look into more to understand it better and will post more when I can figure it all out. But am very interested in the school. And if it means my daughter should go there for the school year then yes i want to give the very best for my daughter. But seriously thinking about for next year summer program..

I love it here. I've been here for two years, but around the years, I've realized this school has…read morethe tendency to say "what" instead of "yes". and other cultures (and mine) find it very disrespectful and I really don't want to pick up a habit. Also, I'm starting to eat less because of the food choices. we need more. I can understand the fact that we're trying to keep people healthy but eggs at breakfast almost everyday could be a little bit boring...

This school is worth visiting if you are at all interested in something other than public. The…read morestaff is passionate, and class size small. If you are not familiar with a Montessori School just visit Suzanne for details about this type of learning. I highly recommend.

My son has been attending this school since his 1st grade for four years, now going to 5th grade…read more Well... You will not find anything better in the area. Period. The curriculum is good, teachers are very qualified, the environment in the school is great, other kids are great too. The price is reasonable. If I had younger children I would have sent them to Bridgeview Montessori too.

A very cute town on Cape Cod, a place we lived decades ago. We try to return every few years but…read morethe last 6 had been a challenge. We finally did this fall, a bit rainy and cool this time of year bust sill much to see. There are many new shops and eateries but a few old timers remain. A favorite children's shop Caline's, that I had used 40 years ago is still in the same place and has nicely updated stock, the staff was friendly and the stock ready for fall and winter. We most just walked past many of the new shops, many home decor with a nautical theme. I stopped in one of the tee shirt places with a fairly large display bu the one thing I was hoping for was not available thi year. We found a great French Bakery and I will review that separately, but I suggest everyone stop in. People are friendly her, parking was easy on a fall weekday, but plan ahead should you venture in Putin summer. There are also some nice parks, one right on Main St, with the Library visible across the green. From past experience it is a really good library, for adults and children as well. Our kids spent many hours inside when they were young,. Visit Falmouth when you are on the cape, not as flashy and touristy as some but one with shops for daily living too. It's and easy stop on the way to the Island ferries in Woods Hole or if heading further east on the Cape, to Hyannis, Chatham, the National Seashore, or all the way to Provincetown.S.

This along with Salem,Ma and Hampton Beach,NH were my favorite stops in my New England vacation. Of…read moreall the stops, this town felt special. It's such a picturesque little town. Beautiful, peaceful, just wonderful to walk around in. Everyone is very friendly. Cool stores to shop in. I have gone to a few places and felt you know this place would be a cool place to live in, but I have never felt so strongly about my wanting to live in Falmouth/Cape Cod. I remember telling my family, you know I would like to retire here one day. Which is crazy for me to say when I am in my 30s. I don't know this place is just that beautiful. If you are planning on going to Massachusetts/New England... check out Cape Cod and definitely spend some time in this delightful town.

Being a military family, schooling is always a stressor when we move to a new location. From the…read moremoment I requested information about Sandwich Montessori School to our last day before moving to our new base, we were treated with understanding and care. My husband went on tour for a year to S. Korea and my toddler was having a particularly difficult time. Once he started at SMS, we noticed such positive response from him. The teachers clearly care about each individual child--not only in school but in their home life. When I had asked if there were any books the school recommended for children with a family member going through deployment, they researched and sent me many different options to help with my child's emotional well being. The Montessori method of teaching coupled with the staff at Sandwich Montessori has given my child the knowledge and confidence to face our ever changing lifestyle. SMS was the best investment our family has made and I only wish we could have had the opportunity to send our kiddos there for their whole educational experience!

We LOVE Sandwich Montessori School! The caring dedicated teachers, knowledgeable innovative program…read moreand unique outside classroom environment has provided numerous opportunities for my children. The Montessori program has taught my children the importance of independence, critical thinking and problem solving skills. Our family feels so fortunate to belong to the Sandwich Montessori community and my children have flourished since we joined the program in November 2019.

Nice historic site to see when in Chatham, this was built around 1800. It's not every day that you…read moresee a windmill! This is a cute little spot that's a mere 1/3 mile walk from main street. I had to walk here because there was some heavy duty road construction going on the day I visited. I'm really glad I took a stroll over because it gave me the opportunity to see some of Chatham's quaint homes. It will only take you a few minutes to see the Windmill itself if it is closed. There are also a couple of benches to rest on. There are tours available M,W,F from 11-3. Be sure to check the website for updated info before going.

Cute little dog friendly park. Has an old windmill and a labyrinth. Nice meandering sidewalk from…read morethe lower parking lot takes you past dedication plaques at the trees and a number of benches.

OMG!! Don't miss this shop! Even if you have to drive a bit do it!!…read more I had read some of the reviews and was a little worried about going, but the fabric junkie me couldn't resist. The ladies at the shoppe were amazing !!! Super friendly the second I walked in the door. I have to say they were by far the friendliest in the area and and shop in recent memory. The selection was awesome! The little swimming pool of scraps is so cute. I will make my way back here for sure!!

2022: This is still my favourite quilt store ! They now stock TILDA FABRICS (which are very rare…read moreand hard to find) and the largest selection of English Paper Piecing papers I have ever seen. Don't miss the bargain bin area!

The Creative Arts Center offers exhibitions, classes,workshops and lectures to satisfy all your…read moreartistic needs. I have found that the level of the instruction is excellent and the faculty is very, very good. If you are a beginner - this is a good place to start your artistic life. If you are experienced - this is the place that will challenge and encourage you to move forward with style, technique and camaraderie. I've noticed that many of the students were once interested in painting or pottery but " life got in the way" and they have returned to pursue their interest. The enthusiasm in the classroom and workshops is contagious,doubts about skill levels disappear. Lectures continued during the pandemic via zoom as well as classroom instruction. I encourage you to stop by and view the gallery. The shows, with a variety of themes, are always superb.

I saw the colorful LOGO Flag and knew INSTANTLY that the Creative Arts Center in Chatham was a…read moreSpecial Place. Under the expert leadership of ANGELA MAULT it has grown in both professional artist programs and studio offerings for local year-round residents & summer visitors. I look forward to the 45th Annual ARTS FESTIVAL in the "Windmill Park" - my first time ever but I know the CALIBER of those lucky enough to survive the stringent Jurying will be worth my time to enjoy their artwork. KEEP UP the Great WORK, CAC Staff - Board Members - "Friends" - Students.