I am thinking of coming to this school because it seems like a amazing school. I am currently in…read morefourth grade I'm really thinking about coming to the school because I heard a lot of great reviews and seems like a awesome school so maybe next year I'll be coming?

This is a great school with a good cultural mix. A large proportion of students are of Italian and…read moreHispanic background. Parents are involved and there are some very innovative programs at the school. The school is next to St. Bartholomew's church and also down the street from Agincourt (Glen Watford) community Centre which has all kinds of fantastic programs. The classes are small and the teachers, especially the Kindergarten team are very involved with the children's learning. The children begin to socialize and connect from Junior Kindergarten and begin learning all sorts of real life skills. If you're after the small community feel and experience within Agincourt (Midland and Sheppard area) this school is the one to send your children to. If you're going to apply, make sure that you go to the TDSB website and follow their registration instructions, then print off the forms and take them to the school.

very professional teachers...helped me in getting my high school credits in just 2 months...tons of…read morethanks Excel High School rocks......www.excelhighschool.co

Excel High School is one of the best schools in Toronto. It has excellent teachers who are…read morecommitted and dedicated to improving the learning experience for students. The school is run by a highly ethical and professional woman who is an educator herself and is fully committed to providing excellence in teaching and her services to families in the most professional manner. I highly recommend this school to people who are tired and disappointed by the quality of education and service by public schools. The school has polite, understanding and highly competent teachers who take pride in their work featuring focused attention on individual students' needs. I had initially enrolled my daughter for only two courses but ended up switching her to pursue full time studies at Excel and I and my daughter are very happy and satisfied with the decision. We strongly recommend this institution to the potential students seeking knowledge in an educated and conducive environment.

So we have a 3rd child now, and ended up bring her to a preschool in the same area. So there is…read morehope in Scarborough, there are actually excellent preschool options that are both cost effective, but more importantly, they are clean, full of loving and caring staff, and most of the staff there have been working there for many years and love their job. So with this in mind, I would drop ellington to a 0 star if I could. This preschool in Scarborough has taught our 3rd child and care for her so much more than our other 2 at Ellington. Way more of organized and on top of things. So to all the parents looking for preschool to jk and beyond in scarborough, there is hope! Try to look at some public schools that offer preschool.

I couldn't agree more with previous reviews. This school is absolutely pathetic. Is is clearly…read morepoorly taken care of in so many ways. In regards to the teachers at the school, my overall experience was very positive. However, there seemed to be teachers disappearing left right and centre. When having asked the owner where they had gone, it's either laughed off with some excuse, or clear that there is some animosity... bad sign. Clearly this raises a bigger issue with the school than a parent would like. The environment in the school seems as though it's ran as a 'tight ship' and everything is happy and positive, but once you're child is in the school and you begin to pay close attention to how the principal and owner communicate with the children, her staff, AND parents ... you'll be disgusted. As a parent who is in a tight-knit community of families who are a fan of private education, please do not be fooled. Do invest in your child's education, but not in a disrespectful, despicable, poorly managed 'school' like this. Ellington Montessori is an absolute money grab.

The TDSB (Toronto District School Board) has 3 main Education Centres. This centre is the east end…read moreoffice. TDSB shares the building complex with the City of Toronto and what is the Scarborough Civic Centre (aka City Hall before amalgamation into what is now the City of Toronto); east half is City of Toronto, west half is The TDSB. Besides serving as offices for TDSB Superintendents of Education, it is also home to shared services for the TDSB such as Information Technology Services and the Central Transcript Office. This structure shows its true age as concrete & asbestos were building materials in 1971 when this building was dedicated to the community.

Our daughter moved this past year to Seneca Hill as a grade 4 student, and what a great experience…read moreit has been! Ms. S is an amazing teacher, willing to go the extra mile with all students and challenge the more advanced ones. The other teachers are also passionate about their teaching and assign engaging projects that focus on skill-development and the growth of their self-confidence. As parents, we are impressed with the level of communication from the administrative team, including Mr. Esper. Although we have spent less than a year at the school, we already feel part of the community.

From the owner: Seneca Hill is a private co-educational day school that has been educating students since 1988…read more From Junior Kindergarten to Grade 12, we are dedicated to providing a strong foundation that focuses on a healthy balance of academic, physical and emotional growth through classroom interaction, extracurricular activities and a variety of enriching experiences. We help students unlock their potential by offering strong academic, athletic and artistic programs while also providing each student with the necessary preparation needed to achieve their educational goals. We emphasize integrating each student's interest with the modern world in order to foster growth. By establishing this strong foundation, our graduates go on to become successful individuals confident in the skills they have gained at Seneca Hill. We invite you to experience the difference!

This school is okay. The teachers are over protective. Treat kids very young for their age. Good…read moreeducation. A year ahead in some subjects. Their lower school is old and is dingy.

My sons is graduating this year after five years at this hidden gem. He will leave this wonderful…read moreestablishment fully prepared for any future challenges. We are sad to leave as a family but we are happy to leave a spot for a new family to experience the joy of being a Northmount family!

As new immigrants, my parents sent me to TDSB for high school…read more It really destroyed my life. Less than 25% of teachers were good. More than 30% of the teachers were terrible. They were heartless and unprofessional. The most important things were their job stability and their publicity. At Earl Haig SS, when ESL students cried, teachers just walked past them. When a white girl cried, a teacher conforted her with a hot drink and snacks. It was painful to watch. Unprofessional English teachers teach Gr.12 English and told immigrant kids that they were hopeless. One of the kids has become a published author and recalls her tdsb experience like telling a joke. Our lives cannot be treated like jokes. Stay away from this corrupt place!

I was a former student of Earl Haig Secondary School from 1988 to 1990…read more Around 1989, there was an outing on Toronto Centre Island. We had barbecue hot dogs for lunch. During the barbecue, a sausage had been dropped on the sandy floor. The female teacher, who was around 45 years old, announced volunteer to take that dirty sausage for bonus mark. (According to the year book, the name of this teacher was "R. Wadhera". Attachment is her photo.) Finally, she asked a female student as volunteer. Many schoolmates asked her not to fall on trap of this teacher. For unsure reason, this female student accepted the dirty sausage. As one of the schoolmates, I didn't do anything to stop her from falling on this trap. (Now, I feel very guilty and very regret. I find myself a accomplice who trample a pure, lovely, innocent, noble character and beautiful girl.) I believe the behavior of this villainous teacher, hurt many of the students who loved the girl who took that dirty sausage. Under the witness of God and Buddhas, whatever I write in here is the truth and real truth.