Our daughter moved this past year to Seneca Hill as a grade 4 student, and what a great experience…read moreit has been! Ms. S is an amazing teacher, willing to go the extra mile with all students and challenge the more advanced ones. The other teachers are also passionate about their teaching and assign engaging projects that focus on skill-development and the growth of their self-confidence. As parents, we are impressed with the level of communication from the administrative team, including Mr. Esper. Although we have spent less than a year at the school, we already feel part of the community.

From the owner: Seneca Hill is a private co-educational day school that has been educating students since 1988…read more From Junior Kindergarten to Grade 12, we are dedicated to providing a strong foundation that focuses on a healthy balance of academic, physical and emotional growth through classroom interaction, extracurricular activities and a variety of enriching experiences. We help students unlock their potential by offering strong academic, athletic and artistic programs while also providing each student with the necessary preparation needed to achieve their educational goals. We emphasize integrating each student's interest with the modern world in order to foster growth. By establishing this strong foundation, our graduates go on to become successful individuals confident in the skills they have gained at Seneca Hill. We invite you to experience the difference!

My child goes to CMS York Mills campus, and I am glad I choose this school for my child. We are…read moreextremely happy with the school. I would like to thank Ms. Ahmed and her team for all the hard work that they all put into making this school year possible for us all. It has not been an easy year, and we truly appreciate everything that each of them are doing every day to take care of the children and keeping them safe and healthy. There are not enough words to thank you Ms. Ahmed for all that you do! My child adores her.

Both my husband and I were disappointed with my child's experience at this school. We felt that…read moreour child's emotional needs in their transition to the school was not adequately addressed. Although the ratios are low, my child had three to four teachers in the class, which made for a lot of students in general. Consequently, concerns expressed to one teacher were not communicated to the others. We eventually talked to three of her teachers on separate occasions over a span of a few months before something was done. We're currently at a different place and we're astounded by how much happier our child is. Now that there is emotionally security, there is greater freedom and joy to pursue one's learning potential.

This school is okay. The teachers are over protective. Treat kids very young for their age. Good…read moreeducation. A year ahead in some subjects. Their lower school is old and is dingy.

Little Owl is an amazing school. Early this year we moved to Canada and we put our daughter here ,…read moreand we could not have been happier for our decision. The teachers here are amazing and they care for the children. The curriculum is great and we could see the difference in just few weeks in our daughter. She just loved being at school from day one! We as parents are deeply touched by the love and care that our daughter got here and we cannot thank enough the teachers here for their warm support throughout. Thank you little Owl! You make an amazing school and we are lucky that our daughter got a chance to be a part of your family!

Great Hebrew School program in North York region. A very…read morenice team of staff members and great reviews from friends and family that send their kids there.

From the owner: The Toronto Heschel School integrates academic excellence with meaningful Jewish learning and a…read morespirit of community to nurture and develop thoughtful, caring, and passionate human beings. For over 25 years the school has been steadfastly committed to the highest academic standards in Jewish and general studies. Our award-winning interdisciplinary and arts-based curriculum stimulates creative and critical thinking across the curriculum. The school resides on an expansive green campus that includes an inspirational learning garden, sports fields, and outdoor classrooms. The school is home to a diverse community of faculty and families committed to innovative Jewish learning that includes environmental stewardship, social justice, and a strong commitment to Jewish pluralism, Hebrew literacy, Israel, and Jewish life. Graduates embody the confidence, critical thinking skills and compassion to be thought leaders and engaged members of their communities.

Not a student there. But as a neighbor, it is a creepy place. My mom was taking a walk with my baby…read morein a stroller. When she walked by the playground, she stopped to take a look as she is cruious about the activities kids do in a preschool as new grandparents. One of the staff told her that she is not allowed to look and she needs to leave. She was standing in a public sidewalk. What kind of harm a 60 years old grandma with a baby in stroller can do? The staff was very rude. Only thing I can suspect is there was some inappropriate behavior the staff was conducting that they dont want any public to witness. Parents beware.

Our family's experience with this Waldorf school was painful and eye-opening. Our daughter was…read moredenied admission specifically because she has ASD Level 1, despite previously being accepted into their daycare pre-diagnosis. This raises serious concerns for us around inclusion and human rights. I share this so other families of neurodivergent children can make informed decisions and avoid the emotional toll and paperwork we went through.

The Waldorf pedagogy is a healthy way of growing up a human being. This school does this and brings…read moreinto account a natural way of learning. We have been around from parent child classes to pre school to three years of kindergarten. It has been a great place to grow so far.

I've worked in this school as a teacher in SK and Grade 1 from August 2017 to May 2019…read more Students who graduate from here barely speak French since they have very few classes in this language in High School. Moreover, its accreditation from the French Ministry of Education has been granted annually on a probationary basis for the last few years because of the poor standards of teaching according to the French curriculum. Most parents, although very nice, have no idea of what goes on behind the scenes. Many teachers complain about how the (too many) photo ops and marketing events interrupt their teaching, but their feedback isn't taken into account. After over 10 years of teaching in different countries, it was the first time I felt I wasn't working for the kids, or even in a school, but as a member of an organization whose goal was to get always more money from the parents. Teachers or students are definitely not prioritized here. A 6 year old student even left the school during a recess and no one at school had an idea of where he was, until his father called 15 minutes later to ask why his son went home, alone, in the middle of the day, and crossed a four lane intersection on his own to do so. There are so many directors of this or that, no one knows who does what. It even got to the point that they hired an attaché to the CEO to write speeches... In May 2019, the principal of La Petite Ecole, got me illegally fired after I stood up to her usual bullying and refused to submit in an unreal remake of the Moscow trials, where I was asked to explain and apologize for actions that were not named nor describes. Eventually, to justify my dismissal, they invented fictitious reasons that the Teachers' union pretended to oppose in my name until I left Toronto this summer. I'll post more details on this on my Linkedin profile.