Great driving school! My son took lessons this spring and felt at ease with Kevan. Kevan was very…read moreknowledgeable, corrected my son with care and showed him how to correct his mistakes. He also shared lots of pointers with my son. Maureen was extremely polite and accommodating and put my son at ease for the test. Highly recommend them!!

So grateful to Mr. Singh for helping my son learn what a vigilant and safe driver should be like…read more He also imparted insightful life lessons as part of helping him enhance his driving skills. Mr. Singh and his office Team are very warm, kind, and friendly. I highly recommend anyone looking for a Driving school, to look them. You will not regret it!

Thanks to Mr. Singh's calm / cool demeanor and expertise (and his wonderful staff) , I was able to…read moreFINALLY acquire my license:) If you've dealt with "driving anxiety " like I had and you just need lessons to get on road, Singh Driving School would be a wonderful choice!

A bit long, but to be frank, a life changing experience in terms of general driving instruction and…read morerespect for VA rules. A must have course to genuinely improve your drive both from a mindful perspective and general attitude improvement

I had to do this class and went in thinking it would be the longest, boringost boring 8 hrs of my…read morelife but.. it was the opposite. The instructor Greg was nice and informative. I enjoyed his class and left with alot more knowledge on defensive driving and a better thought process on choices to make when driving. Well worth the time.

Highly recommended course for anyone looking to gain some points on their license. Not one of…read morethose boring 8 hour classes. Very engaging instructors who work with you thru the process. Also they cover and help you gain a lot of insight on many laws a little things you would never have thought about. Fully accredited and certified by and for DMV.

If I could give Walton Park zero stars it would be generous. Beware and look at other schools!…read more Don't be fooled by the owners used car salesman business philosophy. Like most businesses, some of the staff can be great (like Connie) but they by themselves can't overcome poisonous ownership.

4 years ago my wife and I set out on the daunting task of finding a preschool for our first child…read more We had a very specific set of criteria in mind (no more than 15 mins from home OR work, no more than a 4:1 ratio for newborns, a reliable development/education program that prepared for school, and a caring, honest staff) and set out on a series of site visits and interviews before committing to enrollment. As luck would have it, and somewhat surprising to me at the time, The Goddard School at Walton Park was the first school we visited and was the heads and tails winner amongst the schools we sampled. The school has a separate Owner (Ted) and Education Director (Connie), which I really liked because it allows each to focus on their respective fortes. I take pride in asking really difficult questions and Ted passed our interview with flying colors. Not only did he go to great lengths to explain the multitude of reasons why we should enroll at The Goddard School, he did so without a single cross word about ANY of his competitors. Connie was equally impressive in our conversation, explaining the details of the Goddard development philosophy and how that tied into their preschool educational plan. Both are incredibly personable, warm, and approachable. Also, a great selling point for us is that Connie is a retired nurse, FANTASTIC to have on site. From the handmade artwork that I receive daily, to the personalized reports that are sent home each day, to the cleanliness of the facility, to the exceptional teaching staff, to the special events like Summer Cookouts, to the on-site amenities like Little Kicks (through the Richmond Kickers), The Goddard School has exceeded our expectations in just about every way. Folks tend to knock TGS for not providing lunch for their children; frankly, I like the ability to tailor our lunches to the specific likes and dislikes of our kids. While schools like Primrose may provide lunch, it is a single option each day and pickier (or diet-restricted) children may be out of luck. When you throw in perks like a multi-child discount and referral bonus, it is 5 Star all the way around. The entire staff goes out of their way to make not only the children, but also the parents, feel like a family. In summation, we love it here and are pretty sure that you will, too.

Moving my son to Kindercare-Bon Air was the best decision I have made for him! He's thriving and…read morelearning so much! He's made so many friends and his language skills have just exploded. The center director Ms. Monica very clearly loves her job and my son just loves her. His teachers Ms. Brook and Ms. Beth are also amazing with him, and the other teachers know his name and are lovely. This kindercare is a fantastic location and your kiddos will be in the best hands.

Terrible experience. I wish I never subjected my child to this place. I was fully transparent about…read moremy child and his recent behaviors going into the center and I was assured that Kindercare works with the family and goes through a process with steps before asking a child to leave. I was handed paperwork for behavioral strategies that they do not use. My child was sent home after hitting a teacher on the hand one day. The next day he pulled out all the stops to go home within a few hours of arriving. He was told not to come back. We tried another center with teachers with more experience and he's a different child. Really disappointing.

Unfortunately, during these COVID-19 times, I couldn't work from home and needed childcare for my…read morenewborn. Kindercare-Pocoshock has been a Godsend! The staff is friendly, they respond promptly, and the center takes pride in making sure everyone stays safe. I'd love to see more pictures through the app, but I know he's in good hands. Thanks Kindercare staff for easing this new mom's mind!

This center was my first choice when i was ready to go back to work. My child has been with them…read moresince he was 12weeks && he is 1 now. He & I both love everything about this center from the friendly staff, to his wonderful teacher & the amazing directors. The way they interact with your child like as if they are the only ones they take care of. I couldn't imagine trusting anywhere else for my son to attend. We Love our Pocoshock Family

Skipwith Academy at Westchester should be ashamed of themselves. They are closed for the third day…read morethis week for a snow event that occurred on 1/24-1/25/26. Although the storm resulted in residual affects including icy conditions, more than 98% of the surrounding businesses (including a Pediatric Physician Office, restaurants, Target, Chick Fi La, Panera Bread, a major Gym, Banks, etc.) are open with access to the high traffic of their parking lot and foot areas clear. So, why is Skipwith not open? Although parents seek Day Care Services for various reasons, they primarily choose it because they have to work and the children are either not of school age or need supervision after school or when school is closed because again, they have to work. Operating a Day Care that is more inclined to mimic the local school closure schedule does not serve the parents of the community very well. In addition, discounts to the ever increasing tuition for these numerous day closures are usually not offered. This is very frustrating. Safety FIRST should always be the focus and the goal. I have worked in operations for 32 years so I know what that is like and that it can be difficult to balance at times. However, I would expect Managers and Leadership to be more "Proactive vs Reactive", to think more "out the box" and come up with a better contingency plan for their clients than to simply "close" for multiple days. Would it be too much to consider maybe late openings and early evening closures for a couple of days in a time like this? That way, parents could still meet work obligations (everyone does not have the luxury or ability to work from home) vs missing the day all together. Children would be safe while still learning/having fun and all participants (teachers, parents, children, etc.,) would be able to arrive and depart to their designations safely. I am not trying to down Skipwith Academy or think that the establishment should never close in inclement weather. With Virginia's weather being as Bipolar as it is, there will certainly be times that option is most appropriate. With that said, for the most part, the staff do a good job. My little one enjoys going there and has excelled greatly under their teaching and supervision. However, you have to do better. Your parents are your clients too and if you are closed often, this defeats the purpose of them patronizing your business.

I just wanna say this place has exceeded my expectations for a daycare facility. Not only do they…read morekeep you updated throughout the day through an app letting you know what your kid eats drinks and uses the bathroom, but they also keep you in the loop with events and stuff. I have absolutely no complaints with this place. this was my sons very first daycare experience as I was a stay at home Mom for over a year so for him to just dive right in and play with the other kids and feel comfortable enough, was a huge sign that he is at the right place. the weekly cost is well worth what you're getting in return!! 10/10