This was such a great experience!! So fun, so nerdy. Extremely well-organized. My kiddo (8, almost…read more9) had a blast everyday and said it was the best camp EVER! Also. In a world where JKR spews transphobia, I loved that this camp hired openly trans staff who could talk with my non-binary wizarding kiddo about how you can love the HP wizarding lore while not being a fan of the author herself.

My children loved this camp. The (professors) counselors were wonderful and knew just how to take…read morecare of my ADHD children. I was worried they would have trouble if they weren't exerting enough energy throughout the day, that they would come home savage animals. I was pleasantly surprised how pleasant they were when I picked them up. I was also very happy to hear that they made special bonds at this camp and they loved the staff. Would recommend if your children love Harry Potter, potions, games and learning new things.

My daughter visited SVF with her Girl Scout group. The instruction was EXCELLENT, staff extremely…read moreknowledgeable and caring. I knew Vi's love of horses would be solidified with her 1st ride- as was mine so many years ago. She has talked non stop about Biily, the farm and instructors. She will be beginning lessons soon. A lovely farm.

I brought my daughter in for lessons and it was amazing. She had an amazing time! I felt extremely…read morecomfortable bringing her here as they are outdoors, everyone had masks on, sanitizer was provided, and I was assured all the tack was freshly cleaned. Instructors are extremely knowledgeable and friendly.

We hadn't been here in years but after the performance we just attended, we are going to make a…read morepoint of checking out future shows. We attended Monsieur Chopin - a one man show featuring the story and music of pianist-composer Fryderk Chopin. The premise was you were a student attending a music lesson given by the composer. The interactive 2 hour play was amazing with it being written and performed by Hershey Felder. As far as we could tell, the show was sold out on the night we attended. With numerous restaurants in the area as well as easy on-site free parking, it was a very enjoyable night.

Always a pleasure coming here. This time we visited the CONGDON CENTER STEINBRIGHT Stage in the…read moresame lot as the main theater. It was a nice intimate stage, venue smaller but so nice. There's a snack stand and it has the same great friendly staff. Every seat is great seat. Very comfortable seats.

Took my seven year old grandson here last week. Worth every penny! He walked the plank, flew down…read morethe zip lines and lived all of the different tree houses. The only thing I would say negatively; I don't believe the axe throwing station should be available to anyone under at least twelve and with better supervision. There were two young boys just chopping at the target and they could not throw the axes safely. A potential accident waiting to happen. Otherwise it was an amazing day for both of us.

What a fun place for kids and adults. Filled with zip lines and tree climbing and axe throwing,…read morearchery, trampoline jumping. You can bring food as there are tables to sit. There are snacks and drinks sold and indoor restrooms. It's an all day fun place. You may host birthday parties in the tree houses as well. Music plays throughout the place which is nice. Staff is very friendly.

This was probably the best school that I've ever gone to. I will say that the staff and teachers…read moreget strict sometimes. Thanks Vanguard school

This is an update to my November review, after I've had an independent review of the school's…read moreevaluation/programming and after my son's one completed year at the placement. He is now elsewhere. I think this school may be a reasonable fit for a narrow group of children, those whose primary disability genuinely is emotional and behavioral regulation, where the behavior itself is the core need rather than a symptom of something else. For a child like that, a program built around behavior and emotional support with modest academic demands is appropriately matched, because there is no underlying learning disability being missed and no cause-and-effect being inverted. Where it falls short is with a different kind of child, one whose behavior is the signal of an unaddressed learning disability rather than the disability itself. A bright, verbal child can have a significant learning disability in reading and writing, hit a wall on all-day academic demands they can't access, and become dysregulated as a result. A program that reads the dysregulation as the primary problem, and builds around managing behavior while leaving the academic disability unidentified and untaught, attempts to treat the symptom and misses the cause. This can result in inappropriately deferring the learning question until "frustration tolerance" improves. But the frustration is being produced by the unmet learning need; the disability is driving the behavior, not the reverse. What concerned me most was the evaluation itself. A full reevaluation can produce the very scores that show a clear reading and writing disability (very low decoding and written-expression results, difficulty blending simple words) and still decline to identify it, attributing the low performance to behavior instead. From a parent's perspective, that reads as an outcome shaped to fit what the program is equipped to handle, with the inconvenient data set aside. When a complete evaluation has the evidence in hand, reads past it, and lands on the conclusion that happens to match the program rather than the child, the practical result is a child whose real needs go unaddressed and whose difficulties get worse rather than better. For families whose children fit that second profile, I'd urge you to read your own evaluation data closely and get an independent set of eyes on it.

I've been lessoning here for the duration of my college career and both instructors have given…read morehelpful feedback and daily goals, as well as keeping it fun! Plus they have a lot of great horses that range from safe for new riders to challenges for experts. A really great facility for anybody!

I'm not from around here and I'd never heard of BounceU before, so I had no idea what to expect…read more But then my kid was invited to two birthday parties on the same day at this location...we put on the GPS and headed off for an adventure! This BounceU is in an unassuming building in a sort of industrial park. But there is magic inside. The facility was very well organized and clean. There were plenty of staff at each station, from the front check in to the play rooms to the party rooms. The rooms are a lot less chaotic than similar party places that I've been to. Each bounce room only had one party at a time. There was only one main door in and out. This gave me peace of mind that my kid wouldn't be able to wander off or get lost following a different party. After a long play period, the party ends with pizza and cake (parent provided?) in a private room. They play photos of the party on a TV screen and sing happy birthday. There are also little goodie bags with knick knacks. It seemed like all the kids had a great time and left happy.

Had lots of fun at a birthday party here. Will remember for my son's birthday. Nice bounce houses…read morefor older and younger children

Had my child's birthday here and later on started classes after she loved it so much. A nice well…read moremaintained facility, friendly staff, the coaches seem to be very knowledgeable as well. Highly recommended for anyone in the area with a particularly energetic kid like me. We're also signing up for the camp they offer this summer.

My daughter Absolutely love this place. The staff is friendly and does such a great job working…read morewith the kids. I'm very grateful and appreciate them very much. Also had my daughters birthday party here as well and was a great experience for all. Love GymOlymic Sports Academy!!!!

Co-owners, Barbara and Steve have turned this location around in the best ways possible. We've were…read morehere with three kids over 10 years, and since Barbara and Steve took over, they have implemented an environment of supporting the staff, enhanced safety features, new and engaging activities and opportunities for the kids, and positivity all around. It's amazing to see the school decorates for holidays and celebrations, teachers recognized and children lifted up. The summer camp is amazing now, and is a true age-appropriate camp. I cannot stress enough how wonderful the Malvern location is now, and it's due to Steve and Barbara's leadership.

We have been with this school for a total of 7 years. The Goddard family has become a part of our…read moreextended family as many of the teachers there have been with us since both of my babies were 12 weeks old. The school has new owners that took over, over a year ago and they are ABSOLUTELY AMAZING!! They deeply care and they have done so much to update the school and make it a great, fun place for kids to grow and learn. Since the new owners took over, shout out to Steve and Barbara, I don't have one negative thing to say about our experience there. Ms. Jenny and Ms. Ellen in the front are so caring and Amazing. We love everyone here and we want to thank them for taking great care of my kids while we are at work. If you're deciding on a daycare and you can find a spot here, don't think twice! Highly, highly recommend!!