Tall Pines school was the most garbage school in brampton. My child was bullied in school by three grade one kids who hit her and called her intruder . The principal Mark Murakami is a big bully himself . The management is horrible . If you are not on the same terms as them about the school they will just dismiss the children without even sending a warning letter . Avoid this school , even the teacher Ms Botehlo doesnot Know how to teach . She teaches wrong stuff to the children . It's a waste of money read more

My child went to this school for 9 years and now she is in a better school but her experience there was not pleasant for the last 2-3 year, after grade 4 she left in grade 5, her grade 5 teacher, Ms Layne was very kind and now is a teacher at her new school but as she states "tall pines is a crap school" my daughters substitute for the rest of the school year stayed online as her and her best friend went in school and they had another substitute and this woman would insult their writing and would get them in trouble for no reason at all, this school was great from infant to grades 4 but after it became crap. DO BETTER TALL PINES! Maariyah Jessas mom read more

We love this school, my child has been going for 7 years now and we have no complaints. The school is without a doubt, the best private school in Brampton. They assign advanced work, which challenges my child in all subjects. The gym program is amazing and the coach very intelligent. The music program goes above and beyond curriculum and my standards. My child is gifted in music so this really helps. He has gained much from this school and I recommend it to all ages. read more

We sent our child to pre school at this school thinking that It would give him an advantage in the future. MInd you my child was two years old when he started (pre school) and we took him out last week. Before I write my review there was some good staff so I do not want to insult everyone that works for this organization. As I stated my child was going to school half days for the first two years and we moved him up to the next level of Casa aka Jk...The teacher was not patient enough to suit my childs needs, she could not handle our child stating that he was unable to attend class by himself we had to drop him off 15min later then the other studentsand , to pick him up early and they requested a resource teacher (very nice lady) that we would have to pay out of pocket $45 per day, so she could concentrate on our childs specifically..Note: we paid approx $6000 per annun already....We got frusterated and decided to merge our child into the public system where there are more resources, the entire staff is on on board with my child education, fully funded by the Gov't, my child enjoys going to school more than Tall Pines, and the progress is incredible...Not to knock all private schools but from our perspective it seems they are money oriented and want to discrimate against certain children. Not the enviorment I want my child to be in.... THerefore I would not recomend this school and the public school system is better that what most people think...... read more

My child has been in this school for 5 years and he has lost his opinion. He has lost is privilage and his work has been called crap. They also say that he has no potential to be his dream job witch is a doctor. They also assign grade 10 work. The work is too much for a grade 7 and 8 and causes stress. read more

I completely agree with joe b. We took our child out of Tall Pines too. The owner of the school is only concerned with money, not the kids or learning. She talks about promoting a love of learning, etc. Those are empty words and the staff, with a few exceptions, follow her lead. Schools like this should be regulated so that they can't take advantage of parents just trying to do right by their children. I've read reviews from former students and after decoding their grammar and spelling, I really have to wonder where their parents money went. Whether the comments were positive or negative, its still a sad endorsement for the school. Our child is doing so well since leaving there and we're much happier too. My only option on this review was 1 out of 5 stars, it should have been zero. read more

This is an outstanding private school that has both Montessori and traditional private schools so that they meet the educational needs of children with different learning styles. My kids went there for a number of years in the Montessori program and they became wonderful independent learners who are now in university. I can't say enough how wonderful Tall Pines was in preparing them for their life. read more