Best preschool around! Excellent teachers and staff. They teach beyond the basics and I feel…read moresafe knowing my children are cared for at Goddard.

Your location…read more You can not ensure your child's safety or care at this school. The level of care is not consistent throughout all classrooms and there are no cameras in the classrooms for accountability or peace of mind. Children are neglected. My son is 10mos old and got moved to a new classroom. He spent 3 days there. 3 days too long. Day 1: An otherwise happy baby, did not want to go to his new teacher. I just attributed this to unfamiliarity but upon picking him up, the teacher seemed surprised that he would need 2 naps. Red flag. Day 2: at pick up, you could hear my son screaming down the hall. When I walked into the room, a teacher was yanking him by the arm to move him across the floor. According to the teacher, he was just "overtired". He hadn't had a nap since 9:23am. We pick up between 4:30 and 5pm. Upon getting him home, I realized that my son was left in a dirty diaper for hours: so long that the smell has dissipated and the feces was caked on his rear end resulting in TERRIBLE diaper rash. The report showed no diaper cream being used on him despite our providing it and they had missed his last diaper change entirely. His report was also missing a bottle and somehow they fed him one of his snacks during his nap. Needless to say, theres a lie in there somewhere. Called the owner that night. Day 3: I spoke with the director that assured me this classroom would be supervised until things got better. She also told me that the inaccurate reports were across the board of children in this classroom. I was called at 4:10 to be assured our son "had a great day". When i picked him up, he flopped on the floor and cried for me to get him. when we got home, i noticed he seemed famished despite my providing 2 8oz formula bottles, apple juice, lunch, and 3 snacks. When he saw his yogurt package he went ballistic. Again, strange behavior. At 6:35 pm the owner called me to tell me that they had found my son's second bottle still in the warmer and he had never received it. Our 10mos old son had not received any milk since 10:45am. Upon picking up my son's things tonight, they had seen the unedited/unrevised review and proceeded to ask me if we really planned to sue and told me that they could've easily lied and told us that his bottle had just been left off the report. They even threatened to take action against my husband's place of employment due to the review. They also pressured me to have him take it down. I said that i would speak to him and made no assertions about how that would play out. They agreed to refund my entire month's tuition to include the $200 yearly service fee. We will see if that happens after they read this. Our perspective is that the owners are money hungry and showed little care about the children or staff despite raising fees at roughly 5% yearly. Fees are not comparible to other care centers with respect to value for money. Other schools offer newer, more updated facilities and technologies, as well as more meals. We will be filing a report with DHS. All of this is extremely disappointing as the teachers in his first infant classroom truly cared an kept great records. Unfortunately I cannot trust that our experience is atypical given the owners response. As an owner, I would want to make sure thay my care center was so well ran that I would understand the cause for a bad review given our experience and could confidently welcome a visit from DHS because I knew this experience was a fluke. Instead, they tried to strong-arm me into taking this down because their "corporate would get involved and DHS would involve (us) as well". Needless to say, we do not recommend.

Improperly labeled as St. George's Schools- the correct name is St. George's Independent School…read more This review is for the Collierville campus that houses the middle and upper school. The school is set on the edge of a wildlife reserve, and was built amongst swampy forest, with wildlife and plenty of trees to set a scene respectful of education and nature. The athletics at this school are obviously a priority. The fieldhouse is large and contains not one, but two gyms, workout space, ample locker rooms, and more. Our children take swimming lessons at the covered pool- also at the pool is where Memphis Thunder swim team practices. swimpoolschool.com for more info. The school is based in Christian education, though the idea lives more in the values of the school, and is not thrust upon students every day with drills. Kids get along, and are all different and have their own gifts & talents, which seem to be encouraged and supported.

We've loved this school for our son and so thankful we found it. He started at Little Georgie's and…read morehave been so impressed every step of the way. They know our son so well and tailor lessons around his strengths. Their approach to play based learning keeps him engaged. Truly an amazing environment.

Very good specialty school. I like the instructors. This is the best specialty school I have been…read morein. I'm also a student here. They teach me how to play instruments. I play the guitar. But they need to open up a Collierville location.

My son has participated in their week long summer camps for the past few years. He always has a…read morereally good time. They work with kids of all skill levels and include everyone in the show. I highly recommend if your child is interested in music.

I visited Menagerie Farm with my son on a school trip last month. My review below:…read more - Location: Pretty out there if you live in areas like Bartlett. It's all the way in Collierville so expect to get there in 45min - 1hr. It was also difficult to locate b/c it was a in a residential subdivision/neighborhood. I was luckily behind the school bus and was able to follow them; otherwise, I would have missed it 10x. - Price: Meh...it was like $15.00/kid & $5.00/chaperon through the school; however, when we got there they were also charging $2.00 for parking which was not disclosed (school's fault). Luckily, I had cash; otherwise, not sure what other options I would have had. - Farm: Really there wasn't much other than chickens running around, a few goats to feed, a lake with catfish to feed, and a tractor and train that drove you around for a few minutes. We really didn't get to see any other animals but from far. Overall - go to the Memphis Zoo :)

My daughter has now gone to camp here two years in a row. The property is gorgeous and there is so…read moremuch for kids to do. They have lots adorable and friendly animals that are well cared for. It's well organized and my daughter always has an absolute blast. It's well worth the 2 hours of driving a day to take her to and from during her camp week. Every complaint I've seen have seen about this facility has been in regards to the animals that reside there doing as they please. Please keep in mind that is their home. They live there. It's a FARM. Don't schedule your kids events at a farm if you're not willing to share space with the animals that live there. Isn't that the whole point in going there? It wouldn't be what it is if all of the animals were all locked in cages. I personally love going there and seeing all of these animals running around live their best life and being well loved by the owners.

Loved Visiting. Fantastic huge facility with in/outdoor pools, indoor pickleball, lots of machines…read morethough older kind wo individual TVs but ceiling mounted and FM tune in so can't listen to tunes same time,and only some have cc on to know what's being said. On-site dynamic stretch therapists with beds by cryo/heat therapy bed, hydro massager both glorious after workout (15 min changeovers, sharing=caring), decent # weights, Olympic weights and machines but could easily get crowded at peak times. LOCKER RMS Individual Steam and Sauna rooms attached to locker rooms supplied with towels, lotion, razors, cotton buds and balls and a well lit vanity station in each set of locker stalls. CAFE and SPA!! All-in-One relaxation with On-site Spa services, and cafe offers more than just customized hot/cold sips but eats too and BILaw loves their sandwiches, ham in particular though we didn't have time to attest to that haha. Wish Life Time would come to Portland OR and Tucson AZ, come on now, both are huge Picklers!

I have been a member for about a year. The people working there normally nice especially in the…read morecoffee shop and checkin. The sauna is now closed and I went to an employee, Sam, and began expressing my concerns to the constant issues with the sauna. End of it Sam argued, didn't care and said it is my choice to be a member and I could find somewhere else. Sam doesn't understand I do my chemo treatment Monday afternoon and my routine includes coming to the gym for mind body and spirt before the infusion center. This is not about a sauna thing this is about a routine I've been doing for a year and some employee with zero care. Sam didn't know and doesn't care because Sam is all about Sam. Anyway end of the day Sam is right. I can choose any gym and just start a new Monday routine there. Please don't hire anymore like Sam. I just spoke to the manager who took time to hear me. Thank you for listening and hearing my words. She also shared with me her father's journey and hers as a caregiver. Real convo with a caring professional. As long as there is management in place like her this gym will only get better. Thanks lifetime and thanks Sam.

My daughter did a 5 day horse camp at Oak View stables from 8am-2pm. It cost a lot of money and we…read morefound the camp low value for money. According to their website, the camp was $400 with a $50 deposit but I ended up paying $460 for some reason because the deposit seemed to just be an up front pay, and we had to pay an extra $10 for a helmet rental. The kids rode a different horse every day, which was of course my daughter's favorite part, but they did a lot more activities that weren't related to horses at all. Instead of them playing basic camp games and doing basic crafts that could have been done at home, they could have done horse related games/activities. They also had a lot more downtime than anticipated and described on the site, and they were playing games in the blazing sun during a heatwave. Even though this was the first time for my daughter to ride a horse, instructor wasn't hands on, and just sat at the sidelines while yelling instructions at the kids from a distance. While my daughter overall had a great experience with the horses, our overall value for money could have been a lot better. The kids were doing unstructured activities and were unsupervised at times (we observed this)! I would definitely recommend other parents to look into other options for a horse camp.

Was a great way to wind down on our road trip! Our guide was awesome would definitely recommend…read more Great horses as well lol.

Beautiful scenery, huge rounded back porch. It has a kitchen with appliances and Washer and dryer…read moreare included also. Nice place for a secluded retreat for a group.

From the owner: Camp Conquest is a retreat center in Millington, TN that offers space for birthdays, weddings,…read morereceptions, corporate retreats, church events, baby showers, and more. Ask us how we can be a part of your next event or booking today. Camp Conquest is a non-profit with all proceeds going towards special needs & disability ministries.

My wife and I had nothing but a great experience from this place. Definite pros included earlier…read moreand later drop offs for working parents and a much more affordable plan for 2 children. Also conveniently located. The best!!!

This daycare is deplorable and mismanaged. I strongly regret the 3 months I sent my 1 year old…read morethere. Bruises, lies and mistreatment. They should be ashamed.