I have nothing but positive things to say about this preschool. Class size is max 10, teachers are…read morewonderful, and the school itself is clean, welcoming, and perfect for a kid just beginning / getting accustomed to the routine of school. I was quite particular about where I wanted to send my daughter and how many hours she'd be away from home. My goal was to ease her into the process (& ease myself into it too!) and get her excited for school. We're into our second year now - I still feel that this place is wonderful. My daughter has been able to open up, learn & develop, and make friends - all the things I hoped she would accomplish!

My daughter loves it there! The staff is excellent and the structure and preschool are wonderful…read more They take field trips and do a lot of fun activities as well as learn. I am so glad we chose this school!

After having worked as a lead teacher Montessori Children's House located in Warminster, I love all…read moremy students and did my best as a teacher. However, I regret to say that I cannot in good conscience recommend this school. In comparison to other Montessori schools, the quality here falls short. The school operates on a very limited budget for education, resulting in a lack of essential classroom resources and a deficiency in authentic Montessori materials in the toddler class, such as practical life, math, and language materials. Instead, teachers are advised to purchase cheap supplies from dollar stores. I had to request parents to provide practical life materials like fruit and vegetables for lessons. Unfortunately, when we ran out of materials and the children were eager to engage, I found myself apologizing, explaining that we lacked these resources due to no weekly budget in the class - such situations compromise the authenticity of the Montessori approach and create challenges in delivering quality education. Moreover, the cost-cutting measures extend to the parents, who are required to provide snacks, water, and even plastic bags for the whole class on a monthly basis. The school fails to provide basic supplies like plastic bags for diaper changes, forcing teachers to borrow from each other. The frequency of fundraising events and requests for parental contributions raises questions about the allocation of funds. When it comes to safety, the school placed a much older child who frequently hurt the younger children in the toddler class. We experienced instances such as a child pushing five children consecutively on the head. Two teachers in my class reported the issue to the head of school, who responded with "I can't deal with it now, I am busy" and often shrugged off similar events. This lack of concern for the safety and well-being of the children in the school is deeply troubling. Furthermore, the hiring practices are questionable, with individuals who are not capable of working in a childcare setting or a lead teacher who doesn't have any training background in Montessori education being brought on board. Additionally, the treatment of employees is disappointing. Upon tending my resignation, the company unjustly reduced my pay rate without informing me and prematurely terminated my contract, depriving me of entitled paid holidays. In summary, it is sad to witness how this company prioritizes PROFIT over the well-being of its students and employees. Prospective parents and educators should be aware of these facts before considering this establishment.

The Montessori method is amazing. Compassion, independent thinking, respect, learning... there's…read morenothing that I can think of that hasn't benefited our son at the Montessori Children's House. Nona, the principal, is the most amazing, hands on, warm and intelligent principal anyone would be lucky to have. She stands in the hallway and shakes hands with each student, every morning, and wishes them a good day. The teachers are amazing. I can't say how lucky and blessed we feel to have entered our child into such an establishment. He used to go to another, very nice, daycare, which I referred to as "supervised arts and crafts". Montessori is a way of thinking and learning that cannot be beat. I'll recommend this school again and again.

GMS is a world class school! The teachers and administration are extremely thoughtful, caring, and…read moretalented. My daughter looks forward to the Stepping Stones Program every morning and she is learning so much! We are more than pleased.

I stopped here for a tour based off a referral. I was looking for something to get our kids started…read morein a socialized setting, but only for a short amount of time. Most daycares in the area do not offer 2 day or 3 1/2 day options. I was glad to hear that it was offered here. The price was higher than its competitors, like St Matthew's school in Chester Springs. I met with Dawn and she was very informative and gave us a wonderful tour. My daughter was there as well and she just blended right in! She was super comfortable with all the teachers. The favorite thing I loved learning about the preschool was that it has been around for over 40 years and all of their teachers have been there over 5, 10, 15, 20 years. Their church has been around for 275 years! We are definitely considering coming here next year!

My oldest son has been a student for 3 years. He will be starting kindergarten in the fall. Zion…read morehas helped prepare him and has created an atmosphere that is fun and educational. My 4 year old loves going to school. His teachers have all been great. He struggles with fine motor skills and his teacher takes the time to create special homework assignments for him that will help increase his abilities. I am enrolling my 2 year old in the fall. The office staff are extremely friendly, supportive and understanding. The only drawback for working parents is pickup is by 530 and typically there are fewer than 4 students remaining at this time. I don't mind it because I like the attention my son receives, but my husband would prefer more kids to play with for him at the end of the day. Prices are the best in the area for what you get. Definitely send your kids! Best preschool experience!

Due to my husband's employment, our family has moved our little ones several times. I did not think…read moreit was possible to top the 2nd preschool our kids were at, but St Faith definitely has. From the director to the teachers and parents, this school has exactly what we need - caring, energetic, welcoming individuals who put students first. One of the top 3 reasons I do not want to leave PA!

Our son had been attending their school since birth. We felt like they were family and had worked…read morewith us and us with them. Our son started having some behavior issues at first we were told it was a phase. Even our family doctor thought it was a normal development phase. When the Daycare finally told us they felt his behavior wasn't a phase and needed professional help we started the process to get him an assessed and behavioral help from professionals. Literally the day we informed him that he had been approved for, and would be getting assistance they kicked him out because they felt he was a safety risk. however curiously during that phone conversation where we were telling them he was approved the admin stated that if the assistance was full wrap around coverage then it wasn't good enough (note wrap around is only for 2.5 hours a day and only given if the rarest of situations.) The professionals that had assessed him in their school was stunned when we informed them and literally put in writing she didn't believe he was a safety risk at all. We even tried talking to the teacher and she just told us she couldn't get involved. There was no meetings, no conversations, no warnings, there was no documentation to prove their claim. there was just a letter in his folder that day saying as of that Friday he was no longer allowed to attend. this was on a Wednesday He literally cried all night and then everyday for the next couple weeks when he couldn't go back and see his friends. We have struggled since then because he just wants to go back and doesn't want anything to do with his new daycare and it has made working on his issues even more difficult. Even now several months later we are still stunned and confused. And why we still don't know because the administrator of the site and the owner have refused to communicate with us in any fashion.

I have been to a dozen different day cares in Delaware County and by far all of the Step by Step…read moreLearning Centers are far superior than the others I have inspected. They offer: college educated teachers, they have four stars with the Keystone Stars Program, they use creative curriculum at its highest level incorporating field trips and guest speakers in various occupations who come and speak to the children. This isn't your typical Child Care Center. This is an Academy that develops brilliant children. My children never want to leave and I am always impressed with what they have learned each day. Whether your child is 6 weeks old or 13 years old there is plenty of activities to keep their minds occupied. Don't waste your time going to other Day Cares, Step by Step is the place for intelligent minds and caring teachers and their rates are very reasonable.

I used to attend this school. Meh... a lot of the teachers played favorites, the cafeteria faculty…read morewere nightmares (we'd all get in trouble over something ONE person did), most of the kids' parents are horrible people, and if you were labeled "weird" by the teachers, you were treated extremely differently by most teachers. My experience at this school was quite awful.

As a teacher who has travelled and lived in 5 continents, I have some perspective. This school,…read morefrom the ladies in the office, to the aides and most certainly the principal ...TREMENDOUS. When my niece relocated to another school I literally wanted to ...cry. Yes, most of my high school literature students think I am incapable of warm emotion but this school reminds me why I became a teacher in the first place. This school is the elementary version of SUPERMAN because EVERYONE "gets it" and does their part. Bravo!

It was okay. Teacher gets off topic a lot explaining non essential vocabulary. You really won't…read morelearn or practice any grammar. We had to buy two books that we rarely used and I did not progress much in learning French. Very little speaking opportunity. The teacher basically reads off answers and never calls on anyone so you won't have an opportunity to speak French unless you really assert yourself over the other students. Everyone spoke English during class so it's not immersive. You even ask questions in English. On the plus side, it was a nice, relaxed atmosphere. The teacher was very nice and helpful.

I've been taking French language classes here since 2022, and have really enjoyed it. The teachers…read moreare great, the classes are small, and there are lots of interesting cultural events that you can optionally attend. A great way to learn and practice French.