Several of our friends and family have enrolled our kids at the "Kennett School of Gymnastics" over…read morethe past 20 years. we have had nothing but great quality teachers who truly care about their students. i would recommend the Kennett school to anyone looking for quality instruction.

There is no sanitizing or wiping equipment down. Class after class tumble on the same mats once…read moretheir done the mats are placed on top of each other for the next class. I feel as much as this company charges, sanitation should be on the top of the list.

We love it at Little Lane. It's always clean and everyone is so friendly. You could tell the owner…read morethinks about making it kid friendly with little touches like a potty seat in the bathroom and an ever changing sensory bin. We also love the different open play opportunities that are available!

LOVE this place! So much fun space for little ones to be engaged in creative play! It's honestly a…read moregodsend for when you want your child to get of the house and just play! Besides open play they have craft days, music , Pilates and other fun events. You can also book this space for birthday parties too. Thank you for this amazing space.

Went to a birthday party their and loved the place. Immediately booked my son's party who was next…read moreand had a fun time. For all kids ,pleasant accommodating staff, good packages.

My toddlers have so much fun here! It is so clean! Great place for a fun trip with your littles.read more

I came to this camp with my friend, looking for a fun time. And we found the staff extremely rude…read more We felt very pressured to join into activities we didn't want to. A grown man called us "lazy" for sitting down, and made us go to the art room. He was very rude and pushy. The staff take certain activities too seriously, screaming or even pushing children if they mess up. And be mind there are 5 year olds at this camp. I personally saw one councilor who made a kid cry because they sat in the wrong section. The "boss lady" would yell at kids for expressing their feelings One of the councilors would be very rude and passive aggressive shaming us if we didn't participate. The wait time for activities are also EXTREMELY long. We had to wait almost 2 hours until the next thing. And most of the time the councilors would make everyone sit on the ground. My friend and I went there for one week and I have bruises from having the sit on the HARD ASS GROUND. And lastly the boss was so rude to the councilors, one had to fake talk to kids to make sure the boss wouldn't see her sitting. Do not recommend for any age. Especially teenagers or smaller kids. Horrible environment and staff.

Great holiday activity with the family. Very low key, Covid…read moreRestrictions apply and easy to get to.

I have a family member whose child has attending UMAC for a few years. As someone who has studied…read moreMartial Arts, I can appreciate each Master and their teaching styles. I can also appreciate the engagement that they foster and how they have help to develop confidence and discipline in children as well as adults. The classes are structure to be physical to provide a fitness aspects but also fundamental in growth and learning to teach self awareness, self respect, discipline and spirit. I have been impressed by each Master, the Dojo and the participants behavior during classes. The community and camaraderie that is instilled is impressive. It is such a wholesome and conducive environment. I recently learned that UMAC offers an after school program. This is extremely beneficial to myself as a new parent in the process of adopting. Our child needed after school programs and UMAC came through big. Not only is the after school program reasonably priced, the staff picks the children up at their schools. Upon being in the program, students are helped with homework, given social skill time as well as being allowed to participate in Martial Arts classes. UMAC is beyond helpful in the community as well as being such a positive entity for children's growth and learning outside of typical schooling. I highly recommend checking out the schools and the offerings.

I attended camp Kutz (then UAHC - now URJ) many years ago for one summer and enjoyed it very much…read more The camp is well run, well staffed and well maintained with lots of great activities for kids 14 - 17 to choose from. I focused on the drama program they offered back in the day... It is also the site for lots of NFTY conventions. Camp Kutz is a special place for reform Jewish kids to make memories.

pool is the best of the camp lots of pool parties on July 4th and shabbat and it also has alot of…read morecamp essentials in it

Since switching from a more expensive in home daycare to this one, I have seen such an improvement…read morein my child's happiness. I wish I took her crying upon arrival as a sign that she was not happy at the previous daycare. Since attending little scholars I have seen growth in my child and am confident that she gets the attention and care she needs while attending. She is always excited to get there and even tells me she needs to go back when I pick her up. I highly recommend!

There is not one caregiver there that doesn't care. I pick up my grandson. Every teacher know his…read morename. This place really cares about children. Highly recommended.

What a special place! Our son (13) attended for the first time this summer, and it was a wonderful…read moreexperience for him. Inclusion is tricky to get right, but Camp Round Lake seems to have cracked the code. The staff was well-trained and exceptionally kind to our homesick kiddo. He made connections with other campers, which is not easy for him, and came home joyful and with newfound independence and confidence.

My son is spending his second summer at Round Lake and we are so happy that we found this camp! He…read morehas developmental delays and we never thought that we would be able to find a sleep away camp for him. Having grown up going to camps every summer - I was devastated thinking my son wouldn't get that opportunity. I looked at special needs camp but they didn't seem a fit, and I knew mainstream camps weren't an option as there wasn't enough support. Round Lake has been perfect. The camp provides the support he needs but in a integrated setting. He loves camp and has made such great friends. And when he got back after his first summer, I could immediately see the positive impact sleep away camp had on him- he came back more independent, more confident and so, so happy! For anyone looking for a camp that provides extra support but in a mainstream environment - you should be looking at Round Lake!