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    Vancouver Montessori School

    5.0 (1 review)

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    Westside Montessori

    2.3(3 reviews)
    4.7 kmShaughnessy

    WMS is a place like no other, it's simply outstanding in every way. The staff is like my extended…read morefamily. I trust them implicitly. My son adores them and talks about them like they are his friends. The program is incredible. They even did a home visit to get to get to know our family better before the first day. That set the tone for us and the school has exceeded our expectations in every way. There are requirements to attend - a full commitment to the program. I was looking for a true Montessori school for my son's most important developmental years. I wanted an authentic Montessori experience and that's what he is getting, and then some. With that comes the need to stick to my word and follow through on my family's commitment to my child completing Montessori at WMS through Kindergarten. And he will, and so will my daughter. I wouldn't have it any other way. And I expect the other families in my child's class to do the same. We are all in it together. Trying to leave early ruins it for all of us. As parents, if you sign up and take a coveted space, then at least follow through. Don't sign up, break your word and expect cake and flowers.

    My son attended here few years ago and only writing a review now. I felt roped into staying in…read moretheir program longer than I should have at West Side Montessori program. This program was no longer what I thought it was due to philosophical issues I had with teaching staff who often took a very one sided approach to matters. Do not buy into their philosophy and contracts for kindergarten to keep your hard earned money. I also felt their philosophy of values in how they dealt with matters also impacted their teachings and emotional safety of children.

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    Queen Elizabeth School Annex

    Queen Elizabeth School Annex

    3.0(1 review)
    5.8 kmDunbar-Southlands

    Queen Elizabeth School Annex, located on Crown Street across from Chaldecott Park, is a small…read moreschool, only offering classes from kindergarten to grade three. The school also offers a French Immersion program, in which I was enrolled, and I went there for all four years until I went to École Jules Quesnel in grade four, which is where most French Immersion students transferred to. It was a good little school, but the English kids and French Immersion kids never mingled, despite it being a small school, although that may have changed. When I was in grade three, the school got its first portable, and my class was the class placed in the portable. While celebrating my niece's birthday at Chaldecott Park yesterday, I popped over to visit the school, and there was a new wing of the school, made out of portables. The school has a HUGE playground, divided into three parts: the concrete school yard, with hopscotch and the alphabet painted on it; a gravel field where we used to play kickball and catch crickets; and the upper playground, a wooded area with the playground equipment. The playground equipment included a slide, an adventure fort, and some wooden posts you could walk on, all of which were gone when I went to the school yesterday. There was also a hill, going from the playground down to the gravel field, which was perfect for sledding when it snowed. Back in my day, there weren't wood shavings or that bouncy material at the bottom of playground equipment -- there was concrete. The adventure fort had a pole set in concrete that you could slide down, and I remember a kid in my class falling down the pole and breaking his arm. The following year, the concrete was replaced with wood shavings. [Yelp collections: Schools and Education]

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