This place is absolutely amazing. Staff are patient and compassionate with their students. So…read morethoughtful and truly love helping kids learn. I highly recommend them.

Great place. Easy to find (on Leslie Street underneath Warrior Fitness)…read more The teachers are very good with the kids. At first my husband and I were a bit apprehensive about not having one-on-one tutoring as that was all we were familiar with before, but now we wouldn't ever want to go back to one-on-one. Having small tables (2-3 kids per table with 1 teacher) really helped our son build his confidence and interpersonal skills as he was very shy before he started at Oxford. We have nothing but good things to say about this place, and Anna (the Director who runs it) is very approachable and the kids all love her. She makes learning fun!

Daryk High School offers a great balance of academics and extracurriculars. The teachers are…read moresupportive, and the environment fosters a sense of community. Thanks for their guidance. also it's a strong choice for personal and academic growth.

Very good school. The staff are supportive and work with the students to help them reach thier…read moregoals. Very friendly environment.

Wow! So grateful to be able to send my son here. My daughter was cared for by Luz and Natalia for 5…read moreyears. She was reading and writing before entering junior kindergarten. Naturally I chose Humberland Montessori for my son. The care and love they give the children at the school is incredible. I really couldn't ask for more. Not only are they constantly teaching the kids manners with eating, sharing, they show the kids the proper ways to act and interact with other children and adult. You truly can not ask for better care for your child.

My daughter has been attending Humberland Montessori school for a two weeks and we are both in awe…read moreof the place. She looks forward to going to her class in the morning and I feel great knowing she is cared for by such lovely women. Every time I pick her up the place is serene, the children happy and I receive very detailed reports of how her day went. I am beyond pleased that we found this amazing Montessori school.

King Heights Academy is an exceptional private school offering K-12 International Baccalaureate…read moreprograms in Thornhill, ON, Canada. As a staff member, I can confidently say that our management team is always receptive to new ideas and genuinely committed to fostering your professional development. We pride ourselves on hiring a diverse group of educators and providing support to both domestic and international students facing financial challenges. At King Heights Academy, you'll find dedicated and experienced teachers, along with elite professional coaches who are passionate about helping student-athletes reach their full potential. I highly encourage you to schedule a tour and meet our staff--it's an excellent opportunity to discover the educational advantages your child could acquire. https://www.kingheightsacademy.com/contact

I completely agree with Mwizzle407! Poor management, very disorganized and low level education…read more We sent our son to KHA for his senior year and quickly realized it was a bad idea. The academics are very low, he said kids were sleeping in class and the disorganization is incredible! We ended up removing our son 6 weeks into the school year because he had taken all the classes they offer the prior year at his PUBLIC school...for free! We wasted $30,000 and even after the school admitted they were disorganized and did not have depth in their academics we received NO money back. Very disappointed and zero stars for KHA!!

I've attended this school for my prerequisite courses for my university degree and they have been…read moreextremely helpful, professional and patient in assisting me with my courses, after school work and any questions I've had. They're staff are highly educated, professional and extremely knowledgeable in guiding not only myself but the peers I had as well in their future educational steps. Highly recommend this school.

This is the most horrible private school ever. I do not recommend any Persians or any other culture…read moregoing there . You are waisting your time and money. The principal doesn't even know my name . MY NAME OR GRADE . I am an ESL student ( English second language ) and they are getting on my nerves. They think I don't know how schools work so they twist the rules. It's like they have a target on my back to whoever wants to pick on me. And these are only the teachers. I'm in grade 12 and the dumb principal is like " oh you don't need a graduation , being in our school is lucky enough. Don't be like " oh they go hard on you to challenge you all teachers do that" it's not like that at all. Trust me you will thank me for the warning. And ps they make you pay in advance so you don't back up . All in all Alborz school is the most terrible , horrible , no good very bad school. Thank you

In my opinion, this school was an underwhelming experience that left me with underdeveloped…read morecritical thinking skills and struggling in high school. The school's French program was subpar for years after I graduated; I am unsure as to whether this has changed in recent years but when I went to the school, the teachers (we had a new one yearly) were unable to teach the material within the year. After I left the school, a friend of mine said that they were getting a new french teacher every term and that each one was just as unequipped to teach as the last. I struggled with French in high school and moved over to Spanish as a result. The school's music program caused me to develop bad habits that I only fixed in my later years of high school; my embouchure was awful (as my teacher had minimal knowledge of how to play my instrument) and the material we played was on par with "hot cross buns". They also required us to buy or rent (which was more expensive than buying in the medium term) the instrument we played; I ended up spending around $800 to play an instrument in primary school.. If I had not continued to play this instrument, this would have been a significant waste of money. The school prided itself on being a year ahead in science and two years ahead in math; this worked to my detriment as I became overconfident and barely passed math and sciences in high school. After I almost failed math and science in grade 7 (after moving to my new school), I lost all confidence and continued to do poorly. On top of this, I remember my science teacher telling us about the wonders of recycling. It has since been revealed that recycling was created by the plastics industry to give people the illusion that they had a way to avoid pollution due to plastic waste. Ever since China banned the importing of most plastics in 2017, Malaysia has taken up the burden of sorting our low-value plastics for pennies on the hour.. and this will is starting to stop as Malaysia has realized that being the world's dump is hurting their country. My point is that the teachers are uncritical and do very little research outside of creating their bare-bones curriculum. The teachers are used to children being as obedient and uncritical as them. They did not entertain any of our ideas and yelled at us when we did not fall in line. They did whatever was easiest and this included almost punishing me for allegedly pushing someone down the stairs, pinching someone on the back, and calling someone a nasty word within the span of a 30-minute lunch; I did not do any of this and if I had been more submissive, I would have been punished for actions I did not commit. When I was in high school, I posted a review similar to this one on their Facebook page. My parents told me that they were blackmailed into getting me to take the post down so I removed it. The main difference between that post and this post is that I did not claim anything to be my opinion.. (despite it being obvious that a Facebook review is an opinion). The teachers also have no problem with stealing and/or damaging the property of children (from what I saw). My friend's gummy art eraser (a $5 eraser) was thrown out because my teacher thought he had balled up his pencil shavings to create it. I had my tamogochi taken away and I only got it back when my mother yelled at the teacher the next day. These teachers do not care (in my opinion, as always); they want to do what is easiest and take home their meager salaries. This school is just a business.. nothing more. This has been an opinion piece.

My two sons attended RHMS. Both of them have very strong academic foundation…read more I highly recommend RHMS to all the parents who are looking for kids to have solid foundation. My older son is doing very well in a private high school and my younger son (who joined RHMS in grade 1) just got accepted to one of the most competitive schools in Toronto for grade 7. We could not be happier with RHMS.

Great place with many classes to choose from. Very clean ant teachers are phenomenal.read more

I came in today at the Thornhill location and wanted to sign up. I tried calling but no answer…read more There was no one at the front desk when I came in so I walked into the class and the girl that was in the room pushed me with her arm to close the door on me. She could have used her words. Just makes me think if she has that behaviour with me, I wouldn't trust her with my son.