My children have attended this school for the past 2 years and I can only say wonderful things…read moreabout it! Having a graduate and another currently attending, I can atest to the high quality of care you will receive at the Early Childhood Cebter at Memorial United Methodist. The administration is very responsive, answering questions quickly. The facility is beautiful, with 2 large playgrounds, as well as 2 auxiliary play areas. Best of all, the teachers are nurturing and atuned to every child's needs. They are patient and responsible, most having 5 plus years experience in the field of early childhood education. Plus, the schools hours are very flexible, accommodating for all family needs. Truly a magical place!

ECC is the best! The teachers are kind and smart and the director, Ms. Margaret is accessible and…read morereally in tune with what's going on in the classrooms. My daughter just "graduated" from their preschool program and my son is in the 2's program now and they both love it there! If you're looking for a program, check it out and take a tour, the community is great!

My five year old son loved his experience at the farm! The event was well organized, easy…read moreenrollment and the educators were attentive and kind. This is a great option for children to enjoy nature in a fun and educational setting.

I've only bouldered here so I can't comment much about top rope/lead…read more Staff are very friendly - asking membership questions, lost and found, intro climbing lessons etc have all been positive experiences for me. Climbers also tend to be friendly as well; people are usually more than happy to chat about beta and provide tips when asked. Routesetting is decent. Lots of fun, interesting problems at higher grades. The slab area upstairs is small but usually has some really enjoyable climbs. However, climbs below V2 are almost all ladders, and the routesetters' ideas for "spicy" low grade climbs tend to be worse handholds/steeper inclines rather than provide interesting challenges for newer climbers. Every now and then you come across a climb where the crux seems to be "try not to accidentally use this massive handhold from a different climb located in the most inconvenient spot possible." But overall, I'd say the routesetting is a positive. Now for the main reason that this review is only 2 stars: safety. Or rather, a complete lack of it. People sit/stand directly in front of the wall all the time, even when they're not about to climb anything. Most are happy to move when you ask, but you will get the occasional dirty look. Coaches and off-duty routesetters are often the worst offenders here. Chalk bags, climbing shoes, and phones frequently litter the ground directly underneath the wall. People walk directly underneath climbers in the bouldering area *all the time*, and even when other people are watching usually no one says anything. In over a year of climbing here, I have yet to see a single instance of an employee enforcing a safety rule in the bouldering area. Occasionally, there are horrifically dangerous climbs that almost make me think one of the routesetters has a side deal with a personal injury attorney (see attached photo). tl; dr: Lots of fun climbs, but when it comes to safety you're on your own.

If you and your climbing partner have a significant weight difference or you like feeling terrified…read morejust top roping - DO NOT GO HERE. This is the literal only gym I've ever been to that just drapes the top-ropes over the anchors, rather than looping them over once. (And I used to climb at the Movement in San Francisco which this was NOT the case at.) This creates a HUGE issue for the lighter weight climber when belaying, and is frankly so scary it's made me not like climbing anymore. All they offer are some giant, dirty kettlebells for you to lug around with you, but that only (kind of) stops you from launching in the air. It doesn't prevent the extreme amount of friction you have to fight through the Grigri. I've never even had this much of a problem lead climbing, because we can use an ohm, which you can't use top roping because it pins the rope to the wall which is unsafe for the climber. When I brought up this concern to someone who works there they shrugged it off like it wasn't a big deal, and said "oh well it's better because lowering is faster this way" uh... okay, but it's not better if i'm literally fighting for my life simply to lower my partner and not kill them or be launched into the air?? but yeah, lowering faster is nice, sure. I want so badly to like this gym, but the complete lack of regard for safety is mind-boggling. The biggest shame is that it's the only gym of it's type in the area so it's either climb here unsafely, or don't climb at all. Shame on Movement Corporate for not doing more to regulate the safety at their gyms.

Highly competent, friendly and welcoming staff. A huge range of activities that are fun,…read moreentertaining and engaging for kids. My son, Peter, had his first full week of camp and it went very smoothly. All staff were very welcoming, energetic and enthusiastic. My son had a great time! Coach Kyle, he is so caring, knowledgeable, and highly competent. From day one of meeting him I could sense that he's a genuine person with a huge heart. I totally trusted Coach Kyle with my son and knew that my son was in the best of hands. I am completely impressed by what the camp offers. Well done all, what a week it was!!!! Thank you so much! I will definitely be signing my son up again at Peak Performance Sports Camp! 5 stars all the way! Sincerely, Wendy Cecio

Excellent. My son absolutely loved this camp and I made sure to put him in again before school…read morestarts again. He attended the All Saints Camp and loved it. The kids were all so kind and courteous. The coaches patient and fun. Great communication with parents too. They also worked well with our sitter. The children not only played sports but played games, learned about team work and the varying ages was not an issue. My son wad the youngest in week one. He loved every day, every min and he can't wait to go back. Cost was reasonable too. Can't say that for many camps these days in this area!

My son took lessons here and loved it. He did the YouTube creator course and was super engaged…read more Instructors seemed to be very nice. He always came home super happy and he can't wait to be back.

What a comfortable, warm and easy-going place to learn, work and use high-end video and design…read moreequipment - totally phenomenal addition to White Plains. Looking forward to attending a comedy hour benefitting Family Services of Westchester there this Friday - hear they donated the space in support of the benefit - cool :)

Lightbridge Academy of Elmsford is fantastic. My daughter has been enrolled there for 3 years. We…read moreare impressed with their curriculum. I love that it focuses on the "whole child." The activities that they plan are age appropriate and fun. The events that they have for the families are so much fun. WE LOVE going to all the events. Their summer carnivals, fall festivals and holiday events are geared for all family members. We cannot wait for the next event.

Absolutely AMAZING program! We enrolled our 2 children at Lightbridge Elmsford when they first…read moreopened in October of 2019 and have zero complaints. Our son spent a year in the Pre-K class before entering Kindergarten and our toddler daughter is still there. It has done wonders for both of their socialization and learning skills and helped our daughter make up so much lost time from what she missed during the first 6 months of being home bound in COVID. The directors and teachers are excellent with the kids, the cameras and app make keeping track of their progress and milestones a breeze. We already miss all of the shared information and access having our son in Kindergarten. HIGHLY recommended.

$8000 for 8 weeks of camp? And 30 years with not a single renovation on the bunks and arts and…read morecrafts cabins. the place literally looks the same as it did in the 80s. wheres all this money going?

I still remember this place from when I was maybe 11. I hated everyday. Thank God my mom didn't…read moremake me return the following year. The kids back then were mean as hell for no damn reason lol. To this day I feel like they were mean because I have a dark skin tone. It could have also been because I'm from the Bronx? Maybe the New Rochelle culture was too much of a contrast for my parkchester attitude. They were just kids so what did they know at the time. All I know was I hated it and I made no friends lol. I can't speak for how the place is today. Hopefully it's made a change for the better. Being 11 sucked. Best thing about that camp was learning to swim. The deep water test was not a joke! And I loved the bus rides home, only because I was going home LOL. SORRY TOM!

We absolutely love Kiddie Academy of WP! We are a new family in Rye, NY, and welcomed our baby…read moregirl in May of this year. As working parents, we were eager to find the best care for her during the day. (Due to Covid, finding in-home care was challenging, so we had to look for daycares.) After extensive research- we enrolled our daughter here and could not be more pleased that we did! The hours are amazing and flexible. The teachers are an absolute joy and it is obvious how much they love each child. We get pictures throughout the day, and they also let us know which skills they are focusing on during their daily activities. We have an app that allows us to communicate with the teachers. This is where we can request they focus on a specific developmental need (more tummy time, etc), and inform them of anything they should be aware of (like teething or a rough night sleeping). No matter what time of day we pick our daughter up, we always are thrilled with what we see when we peek through the door. It is also great seeing every teacher in the school greet our daughter by name even if she is not in their classroom specifically.

Highly recommended. Our daughter was a one-year-old pandemic baby who -- unfortunately, due to the…read morecircumstances of Covid -- had very little outside social activity by the time she enrolled in Kiddie Academy. Leah, the director, and the whole team at KA made her adjustment incredibly smooth. Our daughter loved all the teachers and staff at the facility, which always felt well-kept, clean, and airy. The daily reports and photos are great, and as parents we always felt informed through emails, newsletters, and phone calls. At pick-up time, teachers would always take a minute to talk about how the day went. Everyone is so kind. The large parking lot is a bonus. There's no stressing about traffic or double-parking at the start or end of the day. We took our daughter out after five months but only because of lots of family engagements that would've kept her out anyway. We wouldn't hesitate to go back in the future.