Our daughter started shortly after turning 2yo and moving from Chicago to London. The staff were…read moreAMAZING! We couldn't have been happier with how welcoming and comforting everyone was as she made this transition. She has been there over a year now and Dawmouse is like family. It's amazing how much she has learned and all the fun she has had in the past year. We look forward to our son starting there as well next year.

dreammaker day nursery looked after my son for over a year, and i have only good things to say…read moreabout them. The staffs was very friendly and very helpful . I would recommend to very parents.

My son has been at DreamMaker for 6 months and he is really thriving. They are a lovely nursery…read morewith very nice and friendly staff. I never worry about leaving him there and when I pick him up he is always clean and happy! As a parent I would really recommend this nursery to anyone who needs a nursery in the surrounding area.

My daughter started going to the nursery of this infant school this january and we have had no…read morecomplains so far. She does go to the afternoon session but the school also has a morning session which are in a big demand. The school has a very good ofstead report for both the infant and the junior school which makes it all the more appealing to sen dyour child out there. The foundation year staffs are very friendly and though firm I believe do a very good job in settling in the new students very quickly. The school also offers a healthy snack time to the children and teach them a lot of things which makes these kids independent.

My wife and I were really concerned about starting to put my little 1.5-years-old daughter (Kiana)…read moreto nursery. Not only because she was our only child, but also because she had not started talking and we couldn't be assured that we understood her feelings and needs. However, the manager and staff at the Rydevale Day Nursery helped us very much during transition to the new situation. They offered us gradual and supervised exposure of our little daughter to her new environment by starting to accept her for an hour or two a day, with my wife present. Then, they asked us to leave Kiana alone there for an hour or two to see her reactions. Then, after a few days, we just headed off for the whole days and Kiana became happy with her new life. Rydevale Day Nursery's staff were kind, polite and cooperative. My wife and I were both at ease with different requests and requirements that we had for Kiana, especially when it came to her health and safety. We met parents before finally deciding to start at this nursery and we met many others during the stay. Surprisingly, all parents were happy with the care and services provided by the manager and staff for their children. My wife and I insisting on the fact that for the manager of Rydevale Day Nursery, providing good care and having relationship with children comes as the first priorities. We met many parents that they believed so and we were all in agreement that financial and monetary aspects of care at Rydevale Day Nursery get much lower priorities when we entered and used their services. The most important thing overall is that Kiana felt so happy when she was there. It took her a few days to adapt herself and like the environment; but, just after a few days, we were completely noticing that she likes going there, playing with children, and interacting with staff. It is my pleasure to say thank you messages to Rydevale Day Nursery's manager and staff for all their love and support to Kiana. We miss you all! Love, Kiana

Tthis school has a lot of memories for me. It is my local primary school where I attended from the…read moreyoung age of 3 till I was 10. I have also worked here for one academic year. This review is about the sports hall where I attended a friends work Christmas do. It is a good size hall which caters well to the 150 odd people that attended. It was well organised and they made good use of the room. It was a good christmas works do.

wonderful school staff are very friendly & professional. would be happy to send any of my children…read morethere.

Bobby Brown was right, "Toucan play that game." He was singing about just one of the multitude of…read moreways in which this Hackney nursery will entertain your offspring, leaving you free to got to work. Or sit in L'Eau a la Bouche writing your "novel" on your iPad. Yeah, no-one else has written a thriller centred around Four Square before. There's a reason for that. Back on topic... Toucan's ace. Super friendly staff and a huge variety of activities for the kids, including painting, baking, park outings, museums and Rastamouse screenings. My little one loves the food, while his carer genuinely addresses his development needs. Which I take to primarily be unlearning all the bad habits I teach him at home. They're open 8am to 6pm, so you can fit in a full working day. And there's typically no waiting list (I'm guessing they're much better at childcare than they are at advertising). And they're a bit cheaper than a lot of the nurseries in the area.

Honestly I don't have enough words to describe how I feel about this place…read more Unsafe, unfriendly environment, bad management with bad practices. Don't allow children to express themselves and are branded "naughty" for being too loving or affectionate. Management cannot hold a mature discussion and the manager will not let you speak she will constantly talk over you and not allow you your piece. I would rather give up my job, then allow such people to Care for my child.

Sadly this C of E primary school can no longer be classified as a happy place. (It was once.)…read more Students are all too easily placed in this school by Westminster local education authority as there always seem to be vacancies - as opposed to other oversubscribed primaries in the area. Parents who merely treat it as a babysitting service are the other problem. If you're serious about your child's education and well-being you'll visit this school to make up your own mind ... but not be fooled!

I honestly believe this is a great school which has improved massively over the last few years…read more Pupils have been getting above average scores in all subjects and the school is now one of the best primary schools in Westminster. This wonderful school has many pros. First, the location. The school's location just a few hundred meters from Paddington Station and Praed Street (Which leads to Edgware Road and then on to Oxford Street) is a fantastic area for after school treats and parent coffee areas with McDonalds, KFC, Subway and many other brands having stores around that area. Second, the size of the school. The schools pupil capacity of 120-140 makes a very small school by Westminster standards but this means the teacher knows each pupil well which helps when a pupil is failing as the teachers can focus on this child and give any needed assistance. The size also means that disputes between pupils do not go unheard by the teachers and are almost always settled in moments. Third, the determination of the students that go to the school to achieve high grades. Piano, Violin, Chess and Football are just four of the many after-school clubs the school has. All subjects are taught well by the teachers. Students receive rewards (Either a certificate or a community service award, which essentially is a badge given every term to 1-3 pupils of each class for good acts towards the community e.g. tidying up the class, opening doors for teachers) every Friday and this helps to motivate both those who got a reward to reach higher goals and those who didn't to push hard enough to get one. The school has no cons that are worth mentioning. It is multicultural in more ways then one (Over 1/2 of the students are Islamic or of other faiths and over 70 nationalities are based in the school), kind, connects with parents very well and is just a fantastic school overall. Thank you for reading.

geat place to takes kids. swings water machines the lot, football pitch. great day out when it's…read morehot.. rember to takes loads of water aswell