Tiny Hearts has been a breath of fresh air--clean, friendly, with camera access that lets me check…read morein on my little one throughout the day.Big thanks to the whole team!

We heard about this little pre school from friends who had been and have been very pleased so far…read more Our son started in September and seems to love it! Don't be put off by the exterior of the building (it's tucked away in the back of a little church) the staff seem lovely and even our youngest little boy who has never been left with anyone is happy to go. It's made a great stepping stone between being at home and being ready for school and the staff are both friendly and helpful and seem to be good educators. The pre school room is well planned and equipped for the age range and the outdoor play area is suitable for both pre schoolers and toddlers (they go out together). Our older kids who are now at school would have loved this programme if we had known about it then! It helps get the kids used to school concepts (alphabet, numbers, fire safety etc) as well as routines and instructions from other adults before school. I recommend this programme to anyone who would like to give their kids the experience of suck a setting prior to starting school. I also like that it's co- operative so parents take snack in for all the children, every now and then (maybe once or twice a month depending on how many kids are in the class and how often yours attends) but the rest of the month you don't need to worry about packing snack for your child! Pack a cup and indoor shoes and your all set for the most part! Lovely teachers!

Great school, my kid has been there since kindergarten and he is in grade 10. This is not an…read moreimmersion but a French school. Is it perfect? No but I don't think a perfect school exist. But overall, it is a good school.

Actually I would NOT recommend this school. Teachers are very rude, condescending and insult…read morestudents constantly. Classes start at 8:20 am and can go to 5:30 pm at the middle and in High School levels. If you are a smart student, get a real I.B. diploma from either a private or public school because at Lycee Claudel they only offer the French Bac...not even close to an I.B. If you compare what they charge in fees, you are much better off at Elmwood or Ashbury. Most kids that are very intelligent don't stay at this school.

I would say very overhyped. Unless your not paying for it this school is not worth it. With them…read moreincreasing tuition almost every year and them implementing more restrictive rules without student input it has transformed into more of a prison than an actual learning environment. The administrators constantly say we are a private school and we dont have to follow many of public school rules, and then they just choose any rule and use the excuse that the public schools have it. With uniforms, phone restrictions, and a lack of self choice it does not prepare you for University or College but it limits you it stunts your personal growth. Food was alright here not the worst but ok "international food".

This school ruined my life. The people and even the teachers are just rich snobs. The food is good…read moresometimes but most of the time it's just a pile of rice with boiled chicken with maybe some pepper and salt sprinkled on it. The fact you have to address the head of the school as "Headmaster" like he's in effing harry potter or some god is so stupid. stfu dumbledore. Save yourself the trouble and just go to Glebe or Lisgar or Canterbury or if you want just drop out it's probably better for your mental health.