it is a good school I liked it I went since I was little my teacher was very nice and I highly…read morerecommend it for any kids who want to try private school

I am a parent of a 5-year-old boy, and I enrolled him in a week-long summer camp recently. My son…read morewas not enjoying the experience whatsoever, due to lack of interesting and engaging activities and a divide he felt between him and his counselors that made them seem cold and unapproachable. However, the tipping point for me was when my son came home with a large cut on his left ankle. He told me that he had fallen on concrete at a park during camp and had scraped his ankle. When he approached a teacher, asking for help, she shrugged him away, telling him that another camper had recently fallen as well and that she was handling it better than she was, and for him to "suck it up." It was evident that my son had gotten his injury tended to only an hour or so after receiving it, and this experience, as well as his time at the camp overall, left him with not only physical but emotional harm as well. This was the school's summer program, but if the camp was any indication of what attending the school is like, I would strongly advise against sending your children to receive their education at North Star.

Absolutely wonderful accredited Montessori school. A very warm environment for kids. This place is…read moretruly all about the kids. something very special is happening there because the kids are always so happy.

I went to the Kipling location to sign up my child for a program for first week of Jan. I went for…read morean interview with JOANNE. She seemed okay and I liked the school because it was an accredited Montessori. So I wanted to enrol my child as soon as possible. She told me that she will let me know if there was any available space for Jan. she told me to call a week after the interview and I did, she said she still doesn't know what's going on and to give her some more time so I gave her another week and called her and she said she still had no clue what was going on and she would call me as soon as she finds out. Anyways long story short, I had called her 4 times and left 2 messages she never returned any of my calls. Which I find is very UNPROFESSIONAL and RUDE!! If you run a proper Montessori school which parents would like to enrol there children and pay you to teach them, wouldn't you at least have the common curtsey to call a parent back and let them know what's going on ? She never called me back. If she can't call you back on a simple yes or no answer that shows me she is not running a proper Montessori school that I would like to enrol my child in. So I definitely do not recommend this school for any parent. There are many out there and I would like to enrol my child in one where they care rather then not care!

My son, who is on the Spectrum attends Magnificent Minds. I can't say enough great things about…read morethis school. He is learning, and he LOVES it. The teachers and instructors are all educated and really care about the children and understand what they need to develop. Great place

Braemar College is an international high school located at 229 College Street: Toronto's downtown…read morehub. The location is perfect as there are many places to connect within the city. Prominent sites like the University of Toronto (St. George Campus), CF Eaton Centre, Financial District, Chinatown are within the College streets. The building consists of 5 floors: Toose art store (1st floor), UofT Student Services (2nd floor), Braemar College (3rd to 5th). My decision to transfer from a public Canadian secondary school to Braemar was a game-changer. The College does as much as it can to support you and make sure that you succeed in the short and long term. Both principals, Mrs. Lemieux and Ms. Schumacher are some of the kindest, warmest, inspirational leaders I've ever met. They always helped me strive my best through my academic growth, and I'm grateful that the College has such an inspiring administration. Educationally, the College offers the proper grounds for an ideal academic growth (mainly in social and geographic sciences). Unlike other institutions, the College follows a four-term system (five for summer school). Each term consists of 2 months and a half, and alumni can take up to 3 courses per day. Each class lasts around 3 hours as it is designed as a core course. I strongly advise any student looking to enroll at the College to get further information regarding the available courses, teachers available per field, teachers ratings from students, and the average number of students per the desired course (specifically Biology, Chemistry, Physics). Further, make sure that the courses you are enrolling in are available in the selected term. I had the honour to have met some of the most inspiring instructors from all around the globe. They will always look for your wellbeing and help you to achieve your needs. Regarding facilities, the College does not count with a physical science laboratory but a digital lab for STEM courses. The school does not have a gymnasium. Instead, students will go to Kensington Community School Jr. to use the sports court. Clubs and student organizations occasionally shift within terms (make sure to contact the Activities Director and lead groups for further details). There is no specific place to eat as the College does not have a cafeteria, and the rooms serve as classrooms, IT rooms, and performing arts rooms. Luckily, there is a wide range of local and international restaurants and cafés. Regarding housing, the College does not count with private dorms. Instead, there's a privately-owned residence called Campus One, which many alumni commonly rely on. If you would like to live with a local family (commonly referred to as homestay), please be aware that most of them are situated within a 25km-35km radius from the College (typically in North York, Scarborough, Toronto West End). I would recommend living in the downtown core as it is more comfortable and accessible to commute within the College and the city. In my experience, Braemar College offers excellent opportunities and connections globally, and it will depend on you on how to use most of your time. Take advantage of the great options, learning experiences (in and out of the College) to enrich your desired goals and experience a globally connected city. The choice is yours to make

I did grade 12th in Braemar College and I found it really special. I had friends around the world…read more The teachers were really nice, they help you whenever you need. The school is really close from University of Toronto, so you can cross the street and experiment other style of life. The location of the school is perfect because you are near from museums, parks and turistic places. The coolest thing is that in last year of highschool you can choose an enphasis. So its perfect if you want to focus right now in your career.

Our 11 year old loved the upper elementary program. The Montessori curriculum helped our child…read morethrive in this environment. He excelled academically but also physically. Exercising their bodies was was at the forefront of everything they did from bike riding everyday to specialized gym programming in addition to the academically rigorous yet fun curriculum.

My son transitioned from another wonderful Montessori school to this one for his elementary years…read more He has adapted quite well and loves it here. They have weekly outings to programs like the High Park Nature Centre, rock climbing, martial arts, etc. They will also have the opportunity to go on a camping trip at the end of the year and be part of the Model UN in New York. The teachers are caring and engaged and encourage a collaborate environment with gentle conflict resolution. They also have a lovely nature-inspired playground. We recommend!

If you kids are experiencing struggles on their classes don´t hesitate to send them to Oxford Erin…read moreMills, I recommend this institution. This is an amazing tutoring service with excellent cost benefit. My family and I are very grateful for all the support for improve the notes for my daughters. I appreciate all the Oxford staff for the kindly service! Best regards, Orlando Cavazos

My son has been going to Mathnasium for 3 years - he started in Grade 6. Although he has always…read morebeen strong in math, he lacked confidence and rushed his work. As he starts high school his average has gone from 80% to 91% -- it's his choice to continue at Mathnasium now and he definitley wants to continue . He loves the personal attention and working with "cool" tutors who inspire him. He is starting grade 9 feeling great about math and has even been offered a coveted spot in his school's math enrichment program.

our daughter was struggling with grade 10 math grades but was determined to pull marks up by end of…read morethe year. we sought help from mathnasium and they were phenomenal - they sat with our daughter and chatted about what was going on from school perspective and after testing they developed a learning approach for her. since she is on semester system Kate developed a custom program for her learning. she is doing a lot better! her marks are improved from below passing to an achievement of 97% in recent test. my daughter is happy and her teachers are very impressed. thank you mathnasium!

We were informed that the last few months that there was extensive water damage to the school. The…read morestudents were forced to stay in damaged and moldy classrooms. Terrible experience. We also learned that they do not follow the correct Montessori method. Seems like a money grab. Would not recommend.

I sent both my daughters to this school. During the mid year review for my youngest daughter, I…read moreasked how she was doing with handwriting, seeing that she was left handed. The teacher didn't know she was left handed. given the price of the school, along with extended holidays and March break +++ Very disappointing experience indeed