Lynn-Rose Heights

My son goes to Lynn-Rose Heights. He is excited about school and is doing well. We have noticed that he has grown in his confidence. He talks about his activities and I am please to hear that he is really enjoying science. The teachers are helpful and communicate regularly with us.

Small class sizes and professional staff. Great school

This is a good school. except for one thing. there is a lady named sanya tripathy. she would bully me everyday, and I would go home only to cry. one day I almost cried because I was publicly humiliated be her. it pushed other children in my class to rebel against her. If you come to this school, please stay away from this lady.

I love Lynn-Rose Heights. We first started when my son was in JK & SK - 2003/2004. My son was not comfortable at the time with changing environments and blending in new ones. To my surprise, he transitioned very smoothly. I still remember the day we went to tour the school. It was Mrs. Attard - the owner & principal (at the time). She knew every kid by name. I saw kids going into the washroom & back into their classes - all happy. She told me that being close & personable with the kids is one of the school values - and making sure the kids are enjoying their learning environment and are happy is the second school value. My son left to a public school after SK and I could see the huge difference. After 3 months of him in grade 4, I had lost all hope in the public system. I returned back to Mrs. Attard and requested that he re-enrols in Lynn-Rose Heights. I had a critical health condition at the time and I was sure my son will be totally lost if he stayed in the public system. Lynn-Rose Heights took pride in being ahead in both Math & English. They gracefully took my son back and his class teacher (Mrs. Nassir at the time) would spend an hour extra with my son 2 or 3 days per week until he got caught up with his math & English. I never asked for that nor was I asked to pay extra for it. It was their 3rd value - caring about the best interest of every child. Both my kids (my daughter is 4 years younger than my son) stayed in Lynn-Rose Heights till they both graduated with honours after grade 8. They were academically strong, athletically engaged and artistically involved in all extra-curricular activities, like school musicals and plays. Lynn-Rose Heights had a high standard when it came to its curriculum and the quality of its teachers. It was an excellent investment. The terrific things that my kids learned with Lynn-Rose Heights are: - How to study on their own - How to do their research - How to be serious & aim for higher grades while having fun & making friends - “Balanced” - How to respect your teachers & your parents - How to love & be loyal to your school - How to help your fellow peers if they need help - How to be well-rounded and take pride in your accomplishments inside & outside of school - How to express yourself through sports, presentations, music & drama - How to aim high and reach your goals We never had any problem with any teacher during our years with Lynn-Rose Heights. They all had wonderful things to say about my kids. If time goes back, I’ll do it all over again. It is now almost 6 years since my son graduated Lynn-Rose Heights and 2 years since my daughter graduated Lynn-Rose Heights - and when they go back & visit, it’s as if they are visiting their family. Thank you ♥️, Keep-Up the stellar standard, the Hamoudas

please don’t send your kids here, they will ruin them academically and mentally