Highly professional, honest, reliable, great school. The driving instructor's are amazing and have…read moregreat abilities to instruct your kids.

I couldn't be more grateful to Inspired Driving Academy for the amazing job they did with my son…read more The whole process, from start to finish, was smooth. They were able to schedule us very quickly and worked with our busy schedules. The instructors were patient, kind, and knowledgeable. They took their time to make sure my son was comfortable and confident behind the wheel. They also went the extra mile to make sure I was comfortable, thanked me for trusting them with my son, and updated me on his progress after each of his drives. I couldn't be more impressed! I feel assured that my son is much more responsible, safe, and prepared to be on the road because of IDA. Thank you!

I had a really good experience at Faith! I had Mike for my 1st and 3rd in-car and he was pretty…read moregood. The only things was that he kept breaking for me and he was a little passive aggressive at some bits, but he was a solid instructor. My 2nd instructor was Melanie, she was very nice and we connected really well. She reminded me of my aunt! She did yell at me at all, even when I made a major mistake. Lastly is Rachel. Rachel is kindest soul ever and I was glad to have her for my last in-car. She really helped me with maneuverability and we connected really well! You are lucky to have any of these people, but if you have Rachel you are especially lucky!

I'm waiting to pick up our girls certificate and been listening to the absolute patience and…read moregoodness of the lady explaining things to parents and their kids. Oh my goodness.

Overall it was a decent experience. As others have mentioned it is overpriced for the time you get…read moreon the wheel. Given the time for teaching (roughly 30 minutes) and another 20 for cleaning up your station and washing everything you end up with roughly 40 minutes of spinning, much less than I initially expected. Would have loved more time or the ability to keep more than one piece given the price. Also employees were rude during pottery pickup

Bareclay offers several types of classes at the moment. Currently class options are one day each…read moreweek, for three weeks (evening & daytime). There are date night classes for two and a one time sampler class. Plus, if you've already been to a class there's the option to book an open studio. Which is a spot to come and create. You can also rent out the studio for small groups. I booked my wife a one off Sunday class. Unfortunately, something came up and she was unable to attend so I went in her space. I am glad that I went it was a delightful way to spend a Sunday! The try-it class fee includes one fired & glazed finished piece. (There is the option to purchase other creations as well.) The instructor for the one off Sunday class was great. They explained and showed the process we would take before giving us space to create at our own stations. The showing was great for me as I am the type of person who learns by doing so being able to see the wheel in action, see the movements that change the shape of the clay, and the tools that were going to be used set me up for success when it comes to (attempting) to create on the wheel. Each station had a wheel, many sections of pre-cut ready to be thrown clay, water, tools that could be used, and a posted reminder of the process of creation. (I appreciated this as it gave me something to refer to as I was attempting to create a masterpiece!) During the class time the instructor was walking about offering help, and sharing tips to aid in the creation of our pieces. After creation, you help clean up your station, and choose the glaze color for your creation. Glaze options were blue, green, and red. At the time of this class the turn around time from creation to glazed, fired, and ready to be picked up was four weeks from the class date. ------ Previous to this class I hadn't used a wheel in well over 25 years. (And that was only once or twice in art classes in elementary and middle! So nothing that would give me considerable skills.) I am planning on booking one of the couple classes so that the wife and I can create together. All in all, I highly recommend checking out the offerings at Bareclay and booking a class if you are able! Nice space to try out something new or to get back into something you enjoyed in a comfortable and friendly environment.

Review for the playground only…read more It's set behind the school, so a bit of a walk. Some half-buried tires to climb on, and a big, big playset with slides, climbing stuff, balance beams, and more. Only one bench for tired parents. Baby K loved it.

My son attended the week-long Battlebots summer camp this week. He loved it all! The camp was well…read morestructured and he came away with a good understanding of what they built, why it worked the way it did, and the mechanics of the robots. They also arranged to spend a part of the day playing dodgeball at the Taekwondo studio in the same building, meaning my son didn't come home totally spun from too many hours sitting still. The staff was super friendly, and my son really enjoyed spending time with them!

My son attended a once per week camp after school at Olde Sawmill. He had lots of fun learning with…read morethe sphero robot. The class was well instructed. He felt like he learned a lot and had fun in the process.

This review is only for the playground…read more A mid-sized play structure, with a few outlying swings, etc. Easy access from the parking lot. Lots of things to do. Baby K liked it. A couple of benches for grownups.

It was my first time at Whetstone High School because I was competing in Bocce at the Andrus Family…read moreSports Classic hosted by Columbus Schools Special Olympics with track, tennis, volleyball and powerlifting taking place along with bocce. When I went to the boys restroom inside, they had no hand dryer or paper towel dispenser. The metal detector is for students, staff, and visitors. However, during the event is where athletes and coaches did not have to go through the metal detector during the Andrus Classic. I will have to come back to Whetstone High School to watch an event there.

I'm an adult who has had trauma with water in the past. I was looking to take swim lessons with…read moresomeone who would be mindful of that past trauma. I signed up for an adult beginner class, but it ended up just being me. The lesson were in the pool at Columbus Academy. I did an accelerated session on Saturday and Sunday for two weeks with Katie Goggin. In six lessons, I was able to do something I've never been able to do, go under water without holding my nose. By the end, I was swimming laps to the deep end, which I am afraid of. It was a short session and I can't wait to enroll in the next one. If you think it's too late to learn to swim, it isn't!

We signed up my three year old son for swim lessons with GCSTO. For the price, you cannot be beat…read more My only complaint is that they do work out of pools across the city, and St. Charles' pool is COLD. But the teachers are great! They are obviously experienced with working with small children and seem very experienced. He's been through two sessions so far and we have already seen progress.