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"Super fijne en gezellige school."

- Marco van der Baan, 3 months ago

"Heel fijne basisschool met ook veel aandacht voor het welzijn van de kinderen."

- Roel Pieterman, a year ago

"Fijne school"

- Fam Van lint (Vlint), 2 years ago

"Notre enfant (7 ans) vient de participer pour la première fois à un stage « Scientifiques en herbe », proposé par l’école « Au printemps des enfants ». Nous avons tous été, lui et ses parents, conquis par l’accueil et les activités proposées, très riches et variées, avec une recherche pédagogique très ancrée et qui se révèle ensuite dans l’enthousiasme et la curiosité de notre fils. Nous reviendrons, c’est certain ! Quelle chance d’avoir eu accès à cette expérience si appréciable à l’heure actuelle, où le respect des besoins vitaux de l’enfant (culture et nature) sont investis au premier plan. Merci à toute l’équipe !"

- Clara Inglese, 5 months ago

"Legal"

- Isabelle Conceição Pereira, 2 years ago

"My daughter had an amazing experience during the summer camp / program. Communication was great from the school and the days were filled with lots of fun. Each week included water days, themed dress up days, and learning days. My daughter learned so many new skills and her Spanish is better than ever. Thank you to the staff at BLMA for such a great experience."

- Jill Stanchfield, a year ago

"My little Sister goes here and she is loving it! This is truly an exceptional Montessori and I recommend to anyone living around Loudoun!"

- Zareef Karim, 2 years ago

"This is a wonderful school for children. Children are encouraged to explore the world around them, to socialize, and to spend time in the outdoors. If you have an intelligent, creative child who struggles with traditional school models and sitting quietly in a desk for hours on end, the Montessori model and the staff at this school make education an enjoyable experience, rather than being difficult."

- Rachel Calvaruso, 4 years ago

"To any parent(s) considering Woodhorse: Do yourself/yourselves and your child (and the grandparents) a favor and just get on the waitlist and stay put. The only reason we ended our care arrangements was because we are moving out of state to be closer to family. I visited a couple of other places and no place truly compares. The owners/caregivers (Cassandra and Emmet) are so patient so loving, completely capable and beyond well equipped for any situation. I found them to be professional and impartial. They do all things with the kids’ best interest at heart and it always work out. I am a first time parent and it made me very uncomfortable to seek childcare but all my worries went away pretty soon. Here is a short list of some worries and some of many highlights. 1. I was wondering what the menu looked like. They had a sample menu but not a set menu. Turns out it doesn’t matter. They provide plenty of exposure for the kids. My son was offered: raspberries, blackberries (everyberry basically), hummus, cucumbers, bean tacos, avocado, tomatoes, literally this list doesn’t end, think of fresh fruits and vegetables plus cheese and crackers. I never saw chicken nuggets on the menu or Mac and cheese. He gets plenty of that at home…all this to say: After a couple of weeks I could say I don’t care for a menu not because I don’t care but because I had nothing to worry about. 2. I had to provide a blanket and a water bottle to stay at the center. I never brought them home until the last day. That’s because the water bottles got washed daily and the blankets weekly! And any clothes that had to get changed also got laundered there! If you are new to daycares…that’s not how it goes. They send you home with stuff, and that is ok too but this is such a nice perk. 3. I used to be scared of the price because, remember, I’m a first time parent and had no clue what child care cost to begin with. I realized FAST…it’s a steal. There is SOOO much value in this place. My son is speech delayed, well they use sign language with him! Cassandra would play the guitar! My son LOVES the acoustic guitar as a result. They are SO CLEAN. They sweep/mop/vacuum multiple times a day and shoes off at the door. But I will say they have plenty of reason to clean as much as they do. They have a really good sized sand pit. They have pea gravel, they have chalk, a water table…the sensory activities and opportunities are pretty endless and my son’s carseat and my car have a small mountain of sand and little collection of pebbles plus chalk residue to prove that these kids have FUN—but you’d never notice it from the facility because they keep it so clean. 4. They’re (with a balanced view) eco friendly. This is just observational, I actually don’t know what their stance. They don’t use anything disposable except for rubber gloves during diaper changes from what I can tell. They use washclothes to clean up spills and wipe the kids faces and hands post meals and snacks and after hand washing. (OH THE HAND WASHING.) I’d see them take a bin of used wash clothes out to wash at the end of the day or I’d see them folding these in the mornings a couple of times. 5. This couple are SAPL patrons. This means your kid won’t have the same books over and over again. They get fresh batches regularly. They do this on their spare time. How dedicated?! 6. As I have mentioned, my son has a speech delay. So he’d be visited by a speech therapist and and ECI specialist 6 times a month. And these therapists have seen MANY child care facilities and they all confirmed this place is gold. It felt good to leave my son here. Even on the days he’d cry at drop off, it still felt like a great place. Within minutes I’d have a photo waiting on their app to show how quickly he’d recovered. I don’t WANT to believe that there should be anyone better than a parent to raise a kid for us it does take a village. Woodhorse was that village for us while in San Antonio and it’s with a grateful heart that we recommend this place and these people. Positive Responsiveness, Reliability, Quality, Professionalism, Value"

- Lorena Thompson, 4 years ago