Sweethearts who care for your babies! They teach and value education through play. Lots of creative…read moreactivities. Amazing quality care for an affordable price!

ilead Kids Camp owes me nothing! I only have positive things to say about them. The way in which…read morethe staff cares about the children is heartwarming. They make it easy for me to know that my children are well taken care of and my kids love them as well as the camp. They focus on the kids and their needs as well as making it a fun atmosphere. My kids learn various things about different subjects as well as being a leader and all of its characteristics. If you want your children to learn and have leader traits instilled in them ilead Kids Camp is where you want them to be!

After coming here regularly for a few years, I noticed a decline in some of the amenities. The…read moreshowers don't work properly, there are a lot of complaints regarding water being too cold or too hot. The steam room has been closed for a couple of years because it doesn't work. Members are constantly slamming heavy weights on the floor which is especially annoying when there is a yoga class and stretching area next to that area. It has yet to be addressed. I do enjoy the fitness classes and the instructors are great. They have upgraded the weighted machines.

My sister pays for my mother's membership and they treat her really well but removed one star since…read morewhen I was a member from 2012 through 2019 staff and other individuals there ignored me most of the time which I took personally. Membership is very expensive but fortunately my sister can afford it although I cannot on a job that pays $18/hr. I walk and workout in the house instead. But thank you for treating my mother so well and bless you all for all that you do. :)

We love this camp for inspiring my little scientist…read more It's really important to our family that our child has an opportunity to use track out time to learn new skills and focus on her favorite interests. SFFE is a perfect fit. The staff is very attentive and knowledgeable. Our daughter always comes home having learned new science concepts and performed lots of hands-on science. The kids are asked to expand their minds and follow practical rules of safety and kindness. We always include SFFE in our track out camp plans and we're never disappointed.

This camp was amazing!! My granddaughter loved every minute of it. She grew crystals, learned about…read moregravity, did chromatography and made a tie-dye shirt, engaged in water activities. The teachers were great, and it was just a fantastic experience for her!

Wonderful experience for our child as a summer camp. The excitement every day at something new was…read morepalpable, and she was challenged with new experiences every day.

This quote sums up my campers' experience:…read more 8 y/o: Well, before we got there, I thought it was going to be really lame and stupid because it was a science camp and science camps are dumb. But it ISN'T a science camp, it's a SMILE camp, and SMILE camps are for fun! We didn't do ANY MATH! 10 y/o: Yeah! We got to make thermite and we calculated 3 parts of rust to one part of aluminim and we melted a flower pot! Me: You know that's science, right guys? And math? Them: ::silence::

I thought for a bit about posting this, but given what I've read elsewhere online about experiences…read morein dealing with this company, including here on Yelp, I felt I had to do so. I own a gaming center. I had been looking to add computer classes to our offering. Last fall I explored buying a franchise from Stem For Kids and met with owner Moni Singh and her team. Ultimately, I decided against buying the franchise because it was not a perfect fit. It was then that SFK's salesman, Antwon Agurs, offered to license selected courses to me, chiefly one in Minecraft. It took a long time to negotiate a simple licensing deal because the director of content, Shelby Jones, took two weeks to respond to pretty much anything, and no one seemed to be able to cover for her to move things along. When we finally did set a training date in March (and I did delay the date once, to be honest), the world changed with COVID-19. Before I had received any instruction materials, or undergone any online training, my business was forced to close until at least June by government order, and I had to lay off all my staff. As of now I don't know when I will be able to open, and under what restrictions (like the number of people allowed into the store) when that happens. I wrote to Shelby asking her to consider a refund given that I had not received any training, and that I really could use the $4,180 I had paid to cover rent. We could regroup to do training and perhaps buy more courses for late summer or early fall, the earliest I could realistically begin offering courses. Of course, no response from Shelby, so a week later I contacted Moni, who initially dodged by referring me back to Shelby. To borrow a phrase, nevertheless I persisted. Some days later, Moni wrote back to say that she would not issue a refund, and that we were all in the same boat. That was not true, because all her other franchisees and corporate stores were established, while I had not even started. Trying to launch this venture during a pandemic panic would be foolish. When I pointed out that the course I signed up for was meant to be delivered in-person and not online, she responded that she had recently developed some online courses and that we could discuss those during training. Did that mean that she would not adapt the in-person courses I had purchased for online use at no charge? Sure sounded like it. There's nothing like a crisis to bring out the worst in people. I had paid for the course only a short time earlier, and I had not received any training or materials. Since her course training was all virtual, SFK and Moni had not invested anything in personnel or materials as a result of my earlier commitment. While SFK may have a legal right to hold on to the money, and motivation to do so given the pandemic's impact on their business, I expected a little more humanity out of Moni and her team. I've seen other franchisors and licensors return money after deals were overtaken by personal and professional events. My company returned fees paid for events this spring without being asked to do so. Then again, reading stories like the one on Yelp from the couple who signed their kid up for a course at the Morrisville, NC location, saw it cancelled due to low enrollment, then have SFK try to force them to drive the kid to another, out-of-the-way location before grudgingly offering a refund, perhaps I should not be surprised. I'll be fine, and I'm taking the time to retool much of my business for when we reopen. I'll get my material for courses elsewhere, in part because the shoddy responsiveness to date makes me wonder about the quality of ongoing support, and of tying myself to this company. If you are considering doing business with SFK, whether as a customer, licensee, or franchisee, be sure to protect yourself on the downside.

Before you enroll your child in Stem for Kids at this location make sure ask them how many other…read morechildren are already enrolled in the class or if it will be cancelled due to low enrollment. Here was our experience. . . We called and enrolled our child for a Robotics class the Wednesday before he tracked out from school. We paid for it ($325) and received email confirmation on Thursday that our child was enrolled and would start the following Monday. On Saturday morning we received an email stating that the Robotics class was cancelled due to low enrollment. Why was this bad? Because our child was to be tracked out for the week and was supposed to be going to the Robotics stem camp, but now two days before it's supposed to start, it gets cancelled and we have to try and scramble to find someone to keep our child for a week or take off work ourselves. To make it worse they then said that the enrollment would be transferred to the Six Forks Rd location in Raleigh, which is completely out of the way. A refund was not offered that weekend either. Not until Tuesday of the week that our child was supposed to be in the camp did they agree to refund our money. It then took nearly two weeks to receive our money back. Just a word of advice in the future to STEM For Kids - Morrisville . . . Please let potential clients know up front how many children will be in the class or better yet the likelihood of it being cancelled so they won't waste over $300 and valuable time as well.

I went here as an invite for a birthday celebration and had a great time!! It was so much better…read morethan your "paint and sip" type events. When I walked in, the project I chose was set up and ready to go, the staff assisted me with every step, listened as I talked out trying to decide the colors I wanted, as I was quite indecisive!! LOL! We all had great conversations between the staff and "us girls!" I cannot wait to visit again!

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I usually don't write reviews, especially negative ones, but I couldn't let this experience slide…read more We enrolled our 7-year-old son in TAP's beginner summer acting camp for just one week. He enjoys performing in school plays, and we wanted him to experience formal theater training in a fun and supportive environment. I understand that not every child can be given a major role, so I had no issue with the small part he was assigned. What surprised me was the repeated feedback we received about him "wiggling," asking questions, and talking during rehearsals. When I met with Ms. Melissa, these behaviors were described as disruptive. He's seven years old. If a 7-year-old moving around, asking questions, and occasionally getting distracted is considered disruptive, then I question whether this program is equipped to work with young children. A beginner camp should be teaching kids, not expecting them to behave like seasoned performers. The most disappointing part was being told that our son could not participate in the final performance because he was "struggling." Rather than helping him succeed, they excluded him from the very experience he signed up for. Based on our experience, TAP seems better suited for children who already fit their definition of "well-behaved" than for energetic, curious kids who need guidance and encouragement. Parents should keep that in mind before enrolling.

Amazing people Amazing place super nice very spacious! Very pretty I enjoy making productions with…read morethem!