Private Schools

We spend two weeks in Rutherford Private School. We can say that teachers here are very friendly, they were trying to do everything we need to feel ourselves comfortable at the lessons. We saw many new beautiful things here and architecture in Toronto is amazing. We learned a lot of new things about Canada and simple things at our lessons. We want to say thank you for Mr. Soheil, Mrs. Alena and Mr. Igor for our good time here. We want also say that food we had at the school was not unusual but very tasty. Thank you, Rutherford Private School! Ксения Рыбникова

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Kisomo private school is an amazing school. Great teachers, small environment, and an amazing principle.

Excellent school. I'm proud to have this school in my neighborhood, however it's a bit pricey.

I've been teaching bands and private lessons here for many years and Rebecca Enkin has been teaching classroom music here for nine years. It is a wonderful, warm and caring, small school. My boys are in high school now, but they attended Kingsley for primary school and it was their very best school experience ever. The school is in a fantastic new space and is ready to expand, so book a tour with the best principal ever, Louisa Florio: grades JK through grade five and growing!

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Parents, there are no march break if your kids are wanting it.

I am looking for a word that can describe how happy we are with our experience in Alive Montessori school! my 5 year old son joined the school in the he middle of the year but it was like he has been there for years! He loved going there and he didn't want to say goodbye at the end of the day! he liked the classroom, the children and most importantly he loved his teacher, Mrs Julia Simon! What an Amazing teacher and human being, very knowledgeable, caring and loving towards all the children! She really knows how to get the best out of each child, my son blossomed in the happy, nurturing and caring environment mrs Julia and her staff created in this school! Sending you love and our best wishes to continue your wonderful job in serving the children, much love

Nice time

I am a first year university student, working towards my Honors Bachelor of Business Administration degree at the Schulich School of Business. I took six courses at Don Valley Academy; both night school and day school. I had great marks in grade 10, but like many kids, found the transition from grade 10 to grades 11 and 12 quite difficult, and as a result, my marks dropped. On top of that, I didn't have any idea what I wanted to study, or where. Alex really helped me to figure out what I should study. He sat down with me, looked at my marks, and assisted me in choosing courses that I was interested in, and that would get me somewhere. But most of all, the teachers are extremely motivating, and encourage you to believe in yourself. They are knowledgeable, and teach you everything that you need to know to succeed in your university studies. They are always willing to help; both with homework, and with things outside of the classroom, such as preparation for university interviews. All in all, they create an atmosphere for successful learning to take place. Like many others, I was a smart kid, who, in grade 12, got a bit overwhelmed. I needed that little push to get me on the right track again, and Don Valley Academy did just that

My son was in kindergarten when a teacher yelled at him for not finishing his spaghetti, My son told me that the teachers said that they get vitamin e from the sun. the teachers are stupid and unprofessional DO NOT GO TO THIS SCHOOL

An excellent child care option. The caregivers as so kind and caring, lots of excellent activities and a great atmosphere all around.

Pros and cons to consider Muriel Clayton School presents a mix of advantages and disadvantages. While it offers a conducive environment for quiet learning, the limited space and cleanliness issues detract from the overall experience. The forum is a valuable area for study, yet the floors are often dirty. Although the school provides various clubs and activities, I believe that prioritizing hygiene and infrastructure improvements should take precedence over entertainment. For instance, the fifth-grade bathroom is well-maintained, but the facilities for grades seven and eight are unsanitary and in dire need of modernization. Stains on the floors and disorganized mirrors contribute to an unappealing atmosphere. While the school is enjoyable with its clubs and events, a cleaner and more organized environment would enhance the student experience. Overall this is a good school for development and learning though I would suggest more sport clubs and hygiene.