Breezy Point Day School is one of a select number of Preschools in Bucks County to be accredited by…read morethe National Association for the Education of Young Children, (NAEYC) which is the "gold standard" of excellence in childcare. Breezy Point is located on 85 acres of rolling hills in Bucks County, PA. It is just minutes from Newtown, Langhorne, Holland, Yardley, Richboro, Churchville and Feasterville and only 6 minutes from I-95 exit 49- Newtown. The Caterpillar program is designed exclusively for children 1 year - 2.6 years of age. This is a balanced literacy curriculum which helps to make reading and writing meaningful. Mathematics is taught with the help of the Scott Foresman-Addison Wesley Program. This program uses "hands-on" manipulatives and encourages cooperative learning. Breezy Point Kindergarten offers a low teacher to student ratio of 1:10. BEFORE AND AFTER SCHOOL CLUB: Homework Help, Snack, Tennis, Sports, Miniature Golf, Hiking, "Funyard" DVD Movie Theater, Barnasium, Arts and Crafts:Playing in the Native American Village,Wiiki Wami and the Child-Sized Town, BreezyTown and BreezyTown Children's Garden Music, Woodworking and Community Service Projects Summer Day Camp is offered to current B/A students at 30% off the regular camp rates. State Licensed, Experienced Staff, Open Snow Days, Open Teacher In Service Days Breezy Point's Before and After School Club (B/A Club) is offered to students in (GRADES 1-6) at Holland, Hillcrest, and Rolling Hills Elementary Schools.The B/A Club is staffed by Breezy Point Day School personnel and is located on 85 rolling acres of the the camp and school grounds.Transportation is provided to and from the Elementary Schools via private vans or school bus. The A.M. session opens at 7:00 A.M. and ends with transportation to elementary school. All current Breezy Point Day School students receive a terrific discount of 30% off the full day camp tuition. This includes transportation and lunch and all the camp activities. Or parents can get 30% off the Early and Late full day camp as well. The camp program includes a daily Swimming Lesson, free swim every afternoon and a full schedule of sports, arts, and camper choice. See Camp Program for specifics. SENSATIONAL STAFF Breezy Point Teachers hold Masters, BS and Associates degrees in Early Childhood Education and many years of experience. Many staff hold CDA credentials. They have a thorough ongoing Professional Development Program which includes CPR and First Aid, FireSafety and Child Development. The majority of teachers have been at Breezy Point over ten years with a good many of them reaching the 20 year mark. Breezy Point is like a family. Most teachers have had at least one of their children attend BP and some have their grandchildren attending now. HALF DAY SCHOOL Half Day School is offered for children 2 - 5 years of age. FULL DAY SCHOOL Full Day School is offered for children 1 year old through Kindergarten. JUNIOR KINDERGARTEN Junior Kindergarten is for the child who just misses the Kindergarten cut-off.

I attended Breezy Point Day School from 18 months to Kindergarten. The teachers and staff at Breezy…read morePoint cared for, nurtured, and taught me many things. I am 24 y/o and most of the teachers I had are still at Breezy Point. When I start my family and have children of my own, there is no doubt in my mind that they will attend Breezy Point!

I have 2 children in KAL and they are amazing! They care for my children so much and I know they…read moreare loved. When we potty trained my oldest, they were amazing and incredibly helpful and supportive with the way we wanted to go about it. I also feel like both of my children are learning and being exposed to so many things. They always come home happy and well cared for.

kiddie Academy of Langhorne is an exceptional childcare center that has truly exceeded our…read moreexpectations. The staff are incredibly caring and dedicated, creating a warm and nurturing environment for our two boys(2 and a half and 9 months) the programs are top-notch, for both education and social development.We couldn't be happier with our decision to enroll our boys - it's been a wonderful experience all around!

I'm writing this review with the hope that it can keep other children safe. We had children in this…read moredaycare for around 2 years and saw it decline significantly in safety and quality during that time (not unrelated, The Goddard School franchise was bought by a private equity firm in 2022, which means they are compelled to maximize every drop of profit). Note: Goddard Schools are a franchise so the 'brand name' also does not mean much because any particular owner can do what they want with their school. Our baby had a head injury while in the classroom that they did not inform us of. Only after we had to go to the ER over the weekend, did we then find out about at least one accident at school (we never got to the bottom of all of them but there was video footage of one). They also forgot to feed on at least one occasion. Now that we are at a different daycare, we also see how poor the level of engagement from teachers was at The Goddard School - the babies were left in containers like seats for the majority of the time. The key issue seemed to be putting very inexperienced staff in the room (and often different people each day) to cover when the main person was out. Our eldest, at the beginning of our time there, would come home with lots of art, we would get tons of pictures of different activities, but from 2022 onwards things changed and we had about one picture per week, oftentimes it was of the kids in front of a screen. A lot of days at pick-up the kids would also be in front of a screen. Our child would have frequent injuries from other kids, that do not happen now that we started in a different school. Overall, they are sacrificing safety and quality in the name of profits. Please avoid, if you value your child's health and development.

The education of my two young boys is very important to me, even though they are still quite young…read more We attended two different preschools in the area before enrolling in The Goddard School in Newtown, Pa. My boys have been with The Goddard School for almost three years now and I could not be happier. My kids have learned so much during their time at the school. They love Yoga, they speak Spanish, they do Sign Language, they are very creative with their art projects, they know their ABCs and also the sounds each letter makes. There is so much compassion in the hearts of the faculty - they were truly meant to be in this industry. I had so much trouble pottytraining my younger son - he wanted absolutely nothing to do with the toilet until he met Miss Ginny. She had him pottytrained in a matter of weeks, it was amazing. My children can't wait to go to school each day. I started them with a three day a week schedule but all they wanted to do on their days off was go back to school! They are now on a five day schedule and they are thrilled. The faculty really goes above and beyond the call of duty, doing some things like: * having my son color on a piece of paper and then making me a birthday card * taking pictures of my children playing and emailing them to me while I am at work * making them crowns on their birthdays * letting me know all of the adorable things my boys said and did at school all day They have a Daily Activity Sheet that they give us each day that is personalized for my children. They tell us exactly what they did for art, music, language, science and math that day. There is a spot where they write how much of their lunch that they ate, how long they napped and a memorable moment that the teachers shared with my child that day. I cannot imagine being more thrilled with a preschool - and like I mentioned, this is the third preschool in the area that we tried. I have recommended The Goddard School to several of my friends who have also enrolled and they are just as thrilled as I am. The faculty truly makes us feel like we are part of their family and that is a fantastic feeling!

Boy Scout Troop 29 is one of the premier scout groups in the USA. Don't take my word for it. Go…read moreto scoutlander.org to see what the national scout website has to say. This group is highly active. They have monthly camp outs, even in winter. They focus extensively on teaching appropriate skills, and emphasize advancement through the ranks. They have a core group of excellent adult leadership, and continue to turn out Eagle Scouts prodigiously, who stay involved through high school and set a great example for the younger scouts. In February a trip to Cooperstown, the home of the Baseball Hall of Fame is scheduled. In May, a weekend at West Point. Last month, a ski trip to Elk Mountain. It doesn't get much better than this for kids 12 to 18. Visit a regular meeting on Monday nights at the Lutheran Church of God's Love (the Troop itself is nondenominational), and see what is going on. You will leave impressed.

Such a fantastic place! So much love and care goes into the camp and everyday activities. Everyday…read morethe kids have new adventures and the staff seems to enjoy being there and leading your children. The councilors put so much effort in and I couldn't recommend enough!

This is a fantastic day camp. I can't say enough about the love, care, and thought that must go…read moreinto running this day camp. The kids are always engaged in some sort of wonderful summer time fun from pedal karts to archery to swimming, fishing, ceramics, computers. You name it, they likely have it for your child. Lunch is also varied and very nutritious. The Jordan family runs a wonderful facility and we can't wait to come back for yet another season at Rambling Pines.

In the heart of Abington, and about a hundred yards away from the Roslyn train station, you can…read morefind Briar Bush, a hidden nature preserve tucked away on Edge Hill road. With scenic walking trails, an outdoor classroom, day camps and a small indoor animal habitat, Briar Bush is a great spot for small children, couples on a date, or anyone looking for a brief respite from the urgency of the modern world. With free admission for locals and a small fee for out-of-towners, the preserve is accessible to all patrons provided that they are able to walk down some wooded trails that circle through the admittedly short walking routes. The centerpiece of the trails is a picturesque, secluded pond with benches for sitting and an interactive sign with information on the local fauna and flora. The indoor animal habitat has a small gift shop, pamphlets on upcoming events and information on other parks in the area, and several interesting animals such as a blind possum named Odin, a bearded lizard named Karl, and several other unique turtles and reptiles. All of Briar Bush can be walked through in an hour or so, but the low admission, interactive nature events and scenic walking trails will have you wanting to return again soon.

I take my 2 y. o. granddaughter nearly every week. There are so many wonderful things to explore…read moreand learn from. They have a walking path through the woods with a natural playground and sandbox, a bird house building to watch and interactive displays, a mini zoo inside a house with small animals and activities including a treehouse. They also have weekly activities and seasonal events for elementary school kids. My granddaughter calls Briar Bush "The Animal House" and loves to put a donation in the collection box before we leave.

Fairless Hills YMCA is amazing! I love going there. The staff are very helpful and pleasant. My…read morefavorite part is the pool and the indoor track.

I've been going to the Y since I was a kid. They redid the gym a few years back and I love it. Very…read moremuch a family place.

Let's be honest for real. The kids basically do everything on their own, the program director…read moredoesn't give a care in the world about anything and shows lack of interest at the kids at all time! It's about time for this place to shut down and hand it to someone else who really cares about the kids!!

My kids have been going to George School summer camp for 4 years. They absolutely love it. Each…read moreweek is filled with adventure and fun with lots of themes and interesting events. They look forward to it all year long. The counselor to camper ratio is excellent. They talk about it all year long. They love the food and have been very accommodating at lunch time to my kids. One is gluten free and the other is gluten and dairy free. It's such a blessing not to have to make lunches during the summer. Overall for summer camps you get what you pay for and while George school is not cheap it outshines others in almost all categories. One area of notable improvement and the reason for my 3 star review relates to accommodating kids with gluten and dairy free snacks. So far this summer they haven't done that effectively and kids get left out or are not included / come home starving at the end of the day. This has the little kids feeling left out and down right hangry / full meltdown when we pick them up. As I mentioned you get what you pay for and for just about 9.5k for 8 weeks at camp for two kiddos we would expect this to be something that could be handled. We would expect to have to make lunches for camp / send them with snacks etc for other camps costing 2-3k for entire summer of 10 weeks but not at George School. I look forward to this being corrected and being able to update my review to 5 stars!