We were lucky enough to send our kid to ULP for two years and it was such a wonderful experience…read more He learned so much, made great friends and his growth is so apparent. Erin and Lenora are such talented teachers, and their approach to always lead and learn with kindness and empathy was especially helpful. I can see how much they both guided him and contributed to his positive growth. It was so nice to know that when he was there he had teachers who cared so much for him and were helping him work on the things we were working on at home, all while making it a space he loved to go to. I couldn't imagine a better preschool or better teachers, and would encourage anyone who has the opportunity to send their kids there to do it!

ULP is a really special community and is one of the longest-running preschools on the North Shore…read more They offer a play-based program where all children are welcome. Both my children have attended ULP and it will forever hold a special place in our family memories when my youngest moves on to kindergarten in September. As a SAHM I've found ULP to be the perfect supplement to our family's routine to prepare my kids for school. Erin and Lenora (ULPs teachers) really focus on play and helping the kids develop as members of the preschool community.

My child and I attended the infant toddler sessions at North Star. It's part of a very nice school…read more I don't live in North Van however so we commuted to attend.

North Star is a great school. I was a Montessori kid myself so I am a big fan of the philosophy…read moreand the way that North Star operates is truly authentic. The kids at North Star really do love to learn. If you have child in preschool or elementary school I would definitely consider North Star.

I cannot say enough good things about this school and its teachers. My daughter loves the…read moreenvironment and the teachers are so sweet and thoughtful. We are not overly religious, so I appreciate that they celebrate more than the Christian holidays. I would recommend St. Catherine's Childcare Society to anyone looking for a preschool or childcare.

St. Catherine's childcare society is our absolute favorite preschool. The teachers create such a…read morefun, welcoming environment for the children and my kids just spending their days there. Baking, making art, walking around the neighborhood, themed parties, singing, dancing... they do it all! We will miss them next year when my youngest is off to Kindergarten.

LVPPP is about as good as it gets. The schoolhouse and playground are exactly what one would create…read moreif given a blank slate. The teachers, Nicola and Liz, and the "learn through play" program are all first rate. What sets LVPPP apart, however, is the parent participation model that provides a welcome opportunity for parents to both get to know other parents and help in the classroom. The parent participation model isn't for everyone, but for those willing to commit the modest time and effort required, the sense of community that one experiences at LVPPP is simply amazing. I would give LVPPP six stars if I could.

They will nickel and dime you til you have no more money. $5 for this and that quickly adds up…read more Do not expect any understanding from the owner. Her goal is to get every penny out of you. What BUSINESS closes for a PD day? It's not a school. We pay you. Also, what daycare watches movies??? Not good. Cramped coat/boot storage. Staff spends far too much time on their phones and don't seem very happy. The only bright spot is they do drop off/pick up.

Little Rascals daycare is top notch. My daughter loves it and I have every confidence in the staff…read more We were very surprised to learn they have their own Pro D days which leaves us in a bind for child care on those days but we manage.

Initially, my wife and I were looking for a child care solution that would allow us to continue to…read morework 9-5. Our child had also outgrown their existing day care - the children were well taken care of but our child was ready for a more stimulating experience. Our future vision for our child's education also involved French Immersion. It was through random word-of-mouth that Cousteau was recommended to us. We haven't looked back. The small class sizes. The celebration and embrace of French culture. The 8 a.m. child care. The report cards. The after school clubs that introduced our child to ballet, soccer, music, math, stories from around the world and cooking (at 3 years old!). The daily surprise of discovering our child has learned something new (yes dear that is the Canadian flag!). We began our Cousteau journey believing we would leave after pre-school. The superior educational experience (especially when compared to what we learned about other French Immersion options on the North Shore) and the on-going development we see in our child has convinced us to stay long-term. I have clear memories of being terrified of school during my first day of Kindergarten. Our child has no such fears, puts on her backpack and is proud to go to school every day. She is so far beyond my development at the same age it's incredible. I encourage anyone considering Cousteau to go to an open house, or register for their summer camps to give the school a try. It's worth it.

We love this school . My son has started attending the daycare ( PS ) from when he was 34 months…read moreold. This is his forth year at Cousteau.He is very happy with his school. Although none of us is francophone, he can speak fluently french like a native french speaker after 2 years In Cousteau parent-teacher- community involvement foster higher educational aspirations and more motivated students. We highly recommend this school to those who consider the same factors as us

My son Giuliano attended Kensington Montessori when he was 4 years old, where he was taught by Mrs…read more Athina. From the moment we walked into her classroom, it was clear how much care and dedication she put into creating a nurturing and structured learning environment. Her classroom was always neat, organized, and filled with engaging educational materials, hands-on activities, and books that supported each child's development. There were many children Giuliano's age, and it was so comforting to see how happy and excited they were to be there each day. My son truly enjoyed going and developed a love for learning early on. Mrs. Athina took the time to guide him not only academically--with early arithmetic--but also with important life skills like sharing, independence, and responsibility. Through her support, Giuliano built confidence and strong foundational skills that I am still grateful for today. I am also so proud to see her daughter, Marisa Dritsas, continue this beautiful legacy. Her Montessori classroom is absolutely stunning--bright, clean, and thoughtfully designed with natural materials and child-sized learning spaces that encourage independence and exploration. The outdoor area is just as lovely, giving children space to play, learn, and connect with nature. Marisa is calm, patient, and genuinely caring. She goes above and beyond to support each child's individual needs and learning pace. The Montessori approach is truly reflected in her work--fostering independence, creativity, and confidence in every child. I highly recommend Kensington Montessori to any parent looking for a warm, supportive, and enriching environment for their child's early education.

My son is in his second year at the preschool/ daycare. It is fantastic. Bother the care and love…read moregiven by the teacher and the curriculum are outstanding.

We went for the tour and the owner couldn't answer on so many questions like the payment,…read moreactivities and nap time. She wasn't prepared for the our meeting and sounded very fishy. Also the playground was so rocky and dangerous for the babies.

I registered my daughter (she is 9) in Park Place Montessori Daycare (Brooks bank) for summer…read moreprograms. I had heard Montessori Daycares have great care and service. BTW, my daughter was hit and called names in the class by one of the staff's grandkids (who was in my daughter's class) and it was repeated several times. the first 2-3 times they just reported to me that there was a conflict and everything is alright. Regardless of my daughter's complaints I tried to be positive and considered it a quarrel between kids. However, it never stopped during these 2 months and the instructors seemed to have not much reaction after the hit or call names. The grandma (one of the staff) apologized to me twice for what has happened but they could never manage to stop the kid. Checking the parent's camera I figured out the kid sometimes hit/bullies other kids as well. When I told the main teacher, she denied it. So I recorded what I saw the next time and told them I have the record. After recording, again they apologized and forced me to talk to the kid's grandma and she told me what do you want from me? I (confused) told her I wanted nothing just to manage the situation. The last time the kid hit my child, my daughter got really frustrated and broke a toy. They immediately called me that she has broke the toy and can't control herself. I asked what was the reason and I heard again the same thing! Finally, I emailed the manager and what I received was: "Children at the age of 5 and 6 years old and older do exhibit these behaviors at some times. Some children have a hard time expressing emotions and resort to name calling and physical behaviors." and many more changes in the scenario to show that my daughter caused her to be hit or be called names. On the other hand, my husband left a 1-star review and the lady replied that "you are spam from Africa or India!" again my husband wrote another review and explained we are not spam and she immediately reported the review. If you search Park Place Montessori Daycare (Brooks bank) on google you see quite a few 5-star reviews and a 1-star which has a reply accusing the child and the mother again(right/wrong). Here are other experiences to share with you: - The tuition is high compared to the service - They don't give children the food they have on their schedule. - For after school, you see a variety of activities but at least 40 percent of the activities never happen and kids are wandering around for hours doing nothing (Camera records). -The main teacher for after school is nice and caring though she is not always there. -The manager is somehow aggressive rather than friendly. She sent me 6 emails fort and back to make me accept what she is telling is the right thing ( I had never have such breathtaking communication). It was a long story but hope it would be useful for those who are looking for a good place to take care of their child.

Industrial daycare They offer long hours but that's it…read more Very expensive Are not very attentive Quick to blame children and not teachers who were not watching them Basically, keep looking. We are very very pleased with TeddyBear.

Sweet peas, cottage Greekside, Amazing place for your…read morechildren Great stuff and amazing entertainment

Very kid friendly. Lots of variation in activities…read moreWater park on roof during the summer Great teachers who love the children. They accepted our nap schedule for our kids and didn't tell US what they were going to do like park place and Mums Montisorri. Too bad they do not offer before and after school care.