Cresca Pre-Primary Learning Academy (Kuilsriver, Cape Town)
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Cresca Pre-Primary Learning Academy (Kuilsriver, Cape Town)
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Carmen F
1 reviews | Active since Jan 2020
13 May 2021, 06:43
Thank you for everything Lois & Rochelle
Cade`s 3 years at Cresca has been nothing but heaven to me as a single mother. Where I use to be tensed throughout the day worrying about my child at school Cresca has showed me that there are schools and especially teachers out there that has my son Cade`s wellbeing at heart and he is not just a source of income. He has grown and developed so much and his little personality has definitely been elevated and shines brightly. Cade`s self esteem has been elevated so much and that I know is all thanks to the positive reinforcement Lois and Rochelle deals with the kids. The amount of money I saved with extra mural activities and knowing that programs like monkeynastics and musicbox/music and movement is part of the normal curriculum all children are enjoying it and no one is left behind because of fees. I could not have imagined a better school for Cade to be at with more loving teachers that is as focussed on his development as I am. Thank you yet again Lois and Rochelle. PS. My son has been at 3 different daycare`s before Cresca and this is the only daycare I can say that has not asked me for a single thing since the day he was enrolled besides the normal school fees (no need for stationary, quarterly toiletries or money for holiday programs) With Cade being in Grade 1 already and finished off at Cresca the principal still takes so much interest in his wellbeing and performance in school. Will always be part of the Cresca Family - Thank you so much
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Carmen F
1 reviews | Active since Jan 2020
13 May 2021, 06:43
Thank you for everything Lois & Rochelle
Cade`s 3 years at Cresca has been nothing but heaven to me as a single mother. Where I use to be tensed throughout the day worrying about my child at school Cresca has showed me that there are schools and especially teachers out there that has my son Cade`s wellbeing at heart and he is not just a source of income. He has grown and developed so much and his little personality has definitely been elevated and shines brightly. Cade`s self esteem has been elevated so much and that I know is all thanks to the positive reinforcement Lois and Rochelle deals with the kids. The amount of money I saved with extra mural activities and knowing that programs like monkeynastics and musicbox/music and movement is part of the normal curriculum all children are enjoying it and no one is left behind because of fees. I could not have imagined a better school for Cade to be at with more loving teachers that is as focussed on his development as I am. Thank you yet again Lois and Rochelle. PS. My son has been at 3 different daycare`s before Cresca and this is the only daycare I can say that has not asked me for a single thing since the day he was enrolled besides the normal school fees (no need for stationary, quarterly toiletries or money for holiday programs) With Cade being in Grade 1 already and finished off at Cresca the principal still takes so much interest in his wellbeing and performance in school. Will always be part of the Cresca Family - Thank you so much
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Jesica M
1 reviews | Active since Jan 2020
5 Feb 2021, 19:11
No Compassion
In 2020 enrolled our son who was 6 at the time at this school prior to the world's global tragic. His teacher at this school was an extraordinary blessing unfortunately cannot say the same of the principal. You'd think for what one have to fork out here monthly (three thousand two hundress - at the time) alil bit of compassion would been shown but no! Unlike most kids our lil one is a very active little one. This was unfortunately something the school principal wasn't used to or could not handle which led her to contact us at multiple times. We had suffered a home invasion around the beginning of 2020 and was left traumatised and when the principal would contact me it would just not be at the right time given that she was being paid to take care of our son. Personally I felt that she was just not patient enough or showed any compassion towards our son the way his teacher did. Nevermind what we were facing at the time, I informed her telephonically like a day/two after the home invasion but she just disregarded the matter and quite frankly did not care in the least by her reaction. Explained to her that we were in the process of getting counselling related to the home invasion and once settled we can look at how we can assist regarding attention for our son but she was unfortunately just too insensitive and dramatic about the whole matter and we ended up just taking him out of the pre-primary school. I believe she could have handled things way better. Love, patients, compassion and kindness goes a long way. It's what the world needs to become a better place after all.
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Jesica M
1 reviews | Active since Jan 2020
5 Feb 2021, 19:11
No Compassion
In 2020 enrolled our son who was 6 at the time at this school prior to the world's global tragic. His teacher at this school was an extraordinary blessing unfortunately cannot say the same of the principal. You'd think for what one have to fork out here monthly (three thousand two hundress - at the time) alil bit of compassion would been shown but no! Unlike most kids our lil one is a very active little one. This was unfortunately something the school principal wasn't used to or could not handle which led her to contact us at multiple times. We had suffered a home invasion around the beginning of 2020 and was left traumatised and when the principal would contact me it would just not be at the right time given that she was being paid to take care of our son. Personally I felt that she was just not patient enough or showed any compassion towards our son the way his teacher did. Nevermind what we were facing at the time, I informed her telephonically like a day/two after the home invasion but she just disregarded the matter and quite frankly did not care in the least by her reaction. Explained to her that we were in the process of getting counselling related to the home invasion and once settled we can look at how we can assist regarding attention for our son but she was unfortunately just too insensitive and dramatic about the whole matter and we ended up just taking him out of the pre-primary school. I believe she could have handled things way better. Love, patients, compassion and kindness goes a long way. It's what the world needs to become a better place after all.
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