Great gym facility for sporting events like Basketball and Volleyball. I've played at this gym in…read moreour volleyball league and it has great high ceilings and nice floors. They also use this facility for Basketball training camps, tryouts and regular seasonal games. Holds a lot of players and can hold multiple events at the same time because of the size. A great set of bleachers for friends and parents to watch and has a large parking lot which makes it easy to drop off or stay and watch. Located at the Curry Barracks, which is under extensive renovations on the entire grounds area. New roads and buildings in the area so it's a bit confusing to locate if it's your first time.

From the owner: Private Catholic School…read more Kindergarten to Grade 12

Although I have not attended the school personally, my brother did and had a wonderful experience…read more He really thrived and blossomed there. Small class sizes, individual attention, instructors who care, all that was missing from my public school experience. Do your child a favor by not only considering DeltaWest, but enrolling them.

This is our second year at Delta West Academy (DWA) and I couldn't be more happy with our choice…read more We researched many private schools before deciding to attend DWA. What appealed to us was the small class size, the sense of community that the school has and the fact my son could attend pre-K to grade 12 at the same campus. When talking to parents whose children do not attend DWA they are always surprised at the activities that my son partakes in. What other school has swimming 2 times a school year, skiing at the elementary level, Cooking class, Bring your parent to school day just to name a few. DWA is a fantastic school and I can not find the words to express how truly amazing the administration and teaching staff are. I would recommend this school to anyone who is interested in offering their children a superior education and school experience.

I went to this school from 1999 to 2005. I thought the teachers I had during those 6 years were…read morenice. I miss those years. I miss field trips,recess and the awesomeness of elementary school.

When I visited this school, the hospitality from the Principal was warm and welcoming! The staff…read moreand students truly care about this wonderful place of learning! The new Grade 5/6 team is awesome!

Teachers Micromanage students--no repercussions for violence. Okay, education at best, Budgeting…read moreproblems. Overpriced tuition for the quality of the education that you receive. You pay 18 grand to receive teachers who don't know what they're doing and a building that looks like it's from the 1980s that was never bothered to be renovated. There are a few kids that have shown violent tendencies, with the principal not seeming to care about the other kid's safety. But overall, it is not a horrible school but it has a few major flaws.

I love this school I used to go their since pre-JK And the…read moreteacher ps are really kind I will always have a special place of this school in my heart

During the school's musical theatre production of "Hairspray", white students were shockingly…read morepainted in blackface, and were aided by parents and teachers alike to look like members of the "Black Gang". Many teachings in this school have been rooted in problematic (and sometimes, racist) assumptions and beliefs. A lot needs to change in this school's mindset to make it a good choice for diverse families in the 21st century.

From the owner: Calgary French & International School develops each student's individual and academic potential…read morethrough full French immersion, an international focus and the development of the whole student in a rich and dynamic learning environment.

Ms Helen and the entire team at Atlas are all very caring, patient and kind! All of the staff are…read moretruly dedicated as well as generous, and this can be seen in the tiny ways they always go over and above!

I had a very poor experience with Atlas. My son was enrolled in preschool here and attended about a…read moremonth's worth of classes. I was a subsidy candidate, and even though my preschool subsidy would have been approved to cover a portion of our fees, I was discriminated against for my financial status. The owner, Helen expelled my son with no valid reasons, refused to meet with me to discuss her decision, and said it didn't matter because I "could not afford them anyway." I gave her numerous opportunities to discuss her decision with me and meet with me in person. She declined them all and ultimately ghosted me on my calls and texts. Both she and the head principle had a disrespectful attitude towards me and I felt that they really spoke down to me, as if they felt they were better than me. They condescended to me and made a huge deal of me not dropping my child off at the right door, even though there had never been a handbook or form or really anything to explain such rules in advance. As a cautious parent sending my child to school for the first time ever, this treatment doesn't exactly inspire trust in this establishment. There are so many preschools in the city; find one that doesn't discriminate or talk down to the parents - the very people keeping them in business as a private school!