It took me a long time to start my driving lessons... mostly because of an odd and irrational fear…read moreof driving instructors. But I did end up booking my first (and subsequent) lessons with Knights and I definitely chose the right company. Upon me telling him that I was extremely nervous, Peter (the owner/instructor) immediately made me feel at ease and was both professional and friendly throughout my lessons. Something a bit different with this driving school was that Peter makes videos showing different manoeuvres that you will be learning. Before each part of the lesson he would show the video of what you were about to learn. You could also purchase a copy of the DVD for $20 and use it at home to practice between lessons. Peter would tell you what you would be learning in the next lesson and you could watch those sections beforehand. In some cases I was able to watch the video and then immediately pass that section of my log book at my next lesson (noting that this was without any driving in between lessons because of my nervous parents!). I found this so helpful and it saved me a lot of money on lessons. Peter was also very accommodating and went out of his way to make sure I felt comfortable and relaxed. On my final (assessed) drive, I was so nervous that I accidentally went over the speed limit in the first five minutes. Many instructors would fail you and make you book another final drive (and pay again) but Peter got me to pull over the car, take some breaths and calm down and then he let me restart the assessment. The second try I passed with 99%. To me this was absolutely going above and beyond and I appreciated it so much. I'm now a confident and safe driver and I definitely attribute that to Knights.

The instructor from this business helped me after I had already tried several other driving…read moreschools. I hadn't progressed well until I had Tony as an instructor. He was very patient, demonstrated things I didn't understand and his explanations were clear. I have now finished the logbook training and now driving with confidence. Thanks Tony. I highly recommend this driving school.

I would definitely recommend Bayside Driving School. Holger is professional and very patience…read more Thanks to him I passed my drivers test first time

I can't speak highly enough of the Unley Kindergarten and my son's year at kindergarten was one of…read moremy favourites education years so far. Ann is the Director and has a wealth of experience about young children's development. She still remembers my son's name when we see her about the suburbs two years after he was a student there. Quite impressive given the number of children that attend each year. The kindy is in a heritage house on Oxford Terrace between the Unley council and the Unley oval. Each of the rooms has been converted into a themed play area. There's a kitchen for staff use and cooking lessons, art and crafts room, music and general area and an office. Outside you'll find a huge sandpit with toys (one of my son's favourite areas), a raised platform/play area, swings and an outdoor courtyard with tables and chairs and an area displaying that day's drying artwork. I attended a few functions here and there were a really lovely group of parents. Places here are hard to secure, especially given the placement changes from 2012.

My nephew's so rebel that he colours outside the lines. On purpose…read more Luckily for parents that send their kids here my nephews an exception, and let me tell you when I picked him up from kindy today he was the only one drawing outside the lines. Ha. Mind you he's a brilliant drawer. The kids here are bright and awfully cute. Perhaps this is somewhat testament to the great learning environment that Unley Kindy provides... and good parenting! In fact the parents are friendly, the teachers are great and the kids really seem to be enjoying themselves. In my sisters case I know one of her initial concerns was that as her son entered into his kindy and primary school years that he would fall under the radar, thus not receiving adequate attention. Thankfully this has not been the case with Unley Kindergarten, and my sister has been kept in the know-how regarding is learning and development. One thing that I found especially cute was that Unley Kindergarten also has Greek and Italian mother-tongue. There is a lot of culture within the premises, which is ever so important in the Australian multicultural society that we live in. It is nice to see. Not to mention that Oxford Terrace is one of the nicest streets in the area. Lucky kids!

The school provides a nurturing atmosphere for my two children. The education is excellent,…read moreemphasising respect, resilience, and technology skills, which I believe are increasingly vital as time goes on. The teachers are very supportive, particularly our interactions with the foundation teachers. My daughter has special needs due to a life-threatening allergy, and following her immunologist's advice, the school has made some adjustments to support her. The school has proactively prioritised my daughter's safety, for which we are extremely grateful.

My child went to this school for a few terms before moving to a more specialised one closer to…read morehome. It was a fantastic school. Especially if your child has any special needs. They have more SSO support than most schools and are a specialty disability school as well as a normal mainstream public school. They also have a great OSHC facility on site which we used being full time working parents. The schools communication was extremely effective with the teacher even emailing out weekly newsletters - which was great when we rarely saw the teacher as we would drop off and pick up from OSHC. There was a little disruption when he was there with some building works occuring due to additional schools funding. He was in a huge hall as a temporary classroom but it would all be finished now and would look even better.

St Peters Woodlands Primary used to be located in central Glenelg and it was a much smaller school…read moreback then with hardly any grounds. It wasn't until the school relocated to the former Woodlands Girls Grammar School site that it became the school it is today. Both of my daughters attended this school and I can't say enough about it. The ground and the school buildings are picturesque and steeped in history. I used to love helping out with reading, sitting above the cloisters with beautiful views across the oval and Glenelg. My last daughter left here 4 years ago but back when they were both here the teachers were amazing, and very dedicated. The former headmaster, Roger Taylor was an outstanding Headmaster, and it was a very sad day when he retired, leaving very big shoes to fill. Things have changed a little in the last few years with well rennovated modern classrooms built, in keeping with the older buildings. The school has both a strong academic focus as well as a wonderful sports and music programs. They have also always had an artist in residence so the fine arts are well represented too. The school has a wonderful community feel and I would thoroughly recommend it to anyone.

My daughter is in grade 4 at St Peters Woodlands. This is a 'safe' school and struggles with…read morestudents who are outside of this square, that is; students who have learning difficulties or who are academically bright. We were forced to hire a tutor on top of what is essentially a very expensive school because the school failed to help our daughter. Frustratingly the Headmaster is Utopian - "we are all happy here at St Peters Woodlands". They do have a Boost programme which is spasmodic and, for our daughter at least, failed to follow up on any requests. In our experience we have had to fight - phone calls, meetings - to get anywhere. There is another thing to consider - when they reach grade three the classes drop from four to three which means that the number of students per class dramatically rises. My daughters class this year has 29 students, my niece in a public school has 28. If your son/daughter has any problem this is a real issue. They disguise all of these issues by beautifully manicured grounds. For almost seven thousand dollars a year you would expect a lot more from this school

The school offers great customer service, staff are very welcoming, there is alot of space, big…read moreovals, sociable & interactive parents. There's a wide range of learning, indoor and outdoor activities the school provides, so far for the last six months, I find it to be a good school for my two girls to attend. But if you want the best for your child, then it's best to shop around and ask the questions you would like to be answered.