I did the Dance Foundation course here and was unimpressed. The teachers were nice and fun and of…read morecourse some were better than others- but I didn't feel like I learned much I could take away. Most of it was routine- in which case I could've just taken an equivalent number of dance classes. It wasn't very foundational at all. I've had about a year of dancing behind me and I've tried tons of schools and around 30 different dance teachers in London. I'm now in the dance foundation course at Ruggieri Academy and it is a million times better with a similar format. You get homework, videos, and most importantly learn technique. I think if you're a beginner, I would recommend that one instead. At least you walk away every session with key principals in mind. It may be a slower way to learn but ultimately effective. I did Dance Foundation a few months ago and have nothing to show for it. Except a hole in my bank account. Cause that's the other thing- this place is almost double the price of the other dance studios. Maybe it is more suitable to advanced dancers- I don't know.

Great place to try out some dance/performing arts classes. They have a good variety of classes…read more The intro singing and public speaking classes were good.

Not bad for a small gym. The gym is easy to get to being in the shopping centre. Its easy to park…read morein the shopping car park, especially if you park on the same level as the gym. On an Induction tour, I had a quick look at the gym which had the usual modern gym equipment with a few TV screens. Not one of the biggest gyms I've seen, but seemed okay for the number of people using it. The swimming pool, was a bit too small for my liking. Its not a full length pool, and can get quite busy at times. The changing rooms are quite modern, and the sauna and steam rooms are larger than other gyms I've been to. Overall, the changing rooms, are better equipped and designed than most other gyms I've been to. Overall verdict, convenient if you live and work in Ealing, but otherwise I would go for a bigger club, for more space.

What a fantastic place for your child. We had another local nursery to view and Little Acorns was…read morethe first place we visited. We didn't have to look no further. They were professional from our first contact, arranging a visit and as soon as we walked in both my son (single father to his son) and myself (Grandmother where I am his mothering figure) both said 'YES'. My Grandson loves that place. He has some additional needs and Little Acorns supported and quickly made the necessary referrals for our boy. He is sadly moving on to a school nursery in September. However, will be back in the School Holidays. Pure gem of a place and you will not be disappointed. THANKS TO ALL AT LITTLE ACORNS

This Nursery & pre-school is so wonderful! My son went here…read morefor almost a year and we were very saddened to leave (when we moved away) my only regret is not finding it sooner in my sons life! He learned so much here and made lovely friends and absolutely loved all the teachers, We were both in tears when we left! I literally can't recommend this nursery & pre-school enough! Your children will be loved and looked after but also with fantastic structure and support.

Roos Academy of Performing Arts is an excellent dancing school. My…read more daughter's progress and achievements over the last 3 years have been amazing, but more importantly, she absolutely loves her dancing lessons and the friends she has made there. I cannot praise Helen and the other teachers highly enough, they are very enthusiastic and patient with all the children, enabling them to achieve their very best, whilst having fun. There is a wide range of lessons to choose from including Ballet, Tap, Modern, Singing and Drama and lots of opportunities to perform if your child wants to, including festivals, competitions, shows and school fairs, together with a large number of children who have appeared in West End shows. If you are looking for dancing lessons for your child, I would highly recommend Roos Academy of Peforming Arts.

This club night is held twice a month on a Friday from 9pm to 3am…read more Around 9.30pm there is a free salsa class, then there are two rooms for dancing, one large ballroom with a guest DJ and a smaller room with a slower vibe. In the club you will find a varied mix of styles from Cuba, Colombia, Puerto Rico and New York. The vibe is fun but some guys on the dance floor take it very seriously. It is great just to watch. This place gets packed out as it is a good place to practice your moves out of the classroom. The look of the place isn't great and I sometimes feel like I have stepped back in time when I walk in the club but this is a functional place to meet people who like to dance salsa. If you want to venture out of the classroom then I would definitley recommend this place.

I believe this party is held twice a month. I checked it out when I was in town, and it was by far…read moremy least enjoyable London salsa experience. The party was very busy, but the level of dancing was low, the room was way too hot (this was in December), the smell of body odor was nauseating, and I didn't find people terribly friendly (I asked four women to dance, and only two accepted). I probably stayed 45 minutes before cutting my losses and heading back to the hotel.

Sue and her team provide such a lovely, homely setting for the children. Our son has absolutely…read moreflourished with Young Explorer's passionate and dedicated team. The crafts are fabulous and each week there is a wonderful theme, and new words to learn. He has loved it. Thanks so much to the Twinkles team :-)

My friends sent their two children to this school for a couple of years. Having gone to pick them…read moreup a few times and waited around the school for a fair amount of time, it seems like a great place. I am not able to comment on the quality of education, though the Steiner philosophy is sound. The best thing about the school is that the children seem so happy. I get the impression that the teachers really care about the children. The kids I know seem to love every minute of school, which is pretty rare. The building is really spectacular, if a little rough around the edges. The interior is amazing, with a central area as the hall, with all of the classrooms off to the side. There is no playground as such, but there is a park right next door, which the children use at break time and after school. If I had children, I would definitely consider St Pauls.