Sathya Sai School, Toronto, Canada

” I been to this school and its way better then my new school. 10/10 rating better then any public school. Its way better then any school. The fees are high but we learn values like love, truth,peace, right conduct and non violance. This help me grow and the only problem is that the fee in high. Like HIGH high. It use to be 8000 but now its 10,000. Still is a good school because all that kids are welcoming and its easy to make friends. “

” Our son – Shivam – Has been a student of Sathya Sai School Toronto Canada since JK and he finished his last year at the school going into grade 8! 9 whole years of academic excellence with strong human virtues. If your looking for a high ranking school (one of the top 10 schools on the Frasier list) that not only provides excellent academics but embedding human values so that children learn to respect their peers, teachers and to be helpful, respectful in society, then this is the school for you! Thank you Sathya Sai School Toronto ! “

” “Satya Sai School has truly been a gem in our educational journey. Our experience with the school has been exceptional, and we owe a great deal of gratitude to the dedicated team of educators who make it all possible. From the moment we walked through the doors, we were met with warmth, professionalism, and a genuine commitment to student success. Every teacher has played a pivotal role in creating a nurturing and stimulating learning environment and bringing out the best in our children. The school’s holistic approach to education is evident in its various initiatives, such as eco School and student council, clubs, science fair, public Speaking, spelling Bee, year end concerts, bake sales & field trips which involve the active participation of teachers, children and parents. These projects not only enhance the academic curriculum but also instil valuable life skills in the students. What truly stands out about Satya Sai School is the personalized attention given to each student. The teachers have an open-door policy and are always willing to go the extra mile to support and encourage their students. I have seen my children grow in this kind, nurturing & positive environment. In summary, Satya Sai School has exceeded our expectations in every aspect. It is a place where students thrive academically, socially, and emotionally, thanks to the collective efforts of its exceptional teaching staff. We are grateful for the positive impact they have had on our child’s education and development. Five stars are simply not enough to express our appreciation!” “

” This school was very amazing. I was here since I was a little kid and the amount of memories and amazing stuff I made in this school were nice. Hope to see this school grow even more! “

” Don’t waste your kid’s future, money and time if it is anything like what it was was our children attended. This school has nothing’s to offer over any public school. The reverse in fact. It was dictatorial, teachers were authoritarian, “rules” were made on the fly and reverse racism was acceptable. We had a teacher (now a school board trustee) warn us to be “careful” with white culture in high school (?!), teachers who manned the Truth table but freely spoke lies, punishments to young children that didn’t match the “offence”, a revolving door of teachers, all under the blessing of top leadership. There were exceptional teachers but they were few and far between. Once out of this confusing and contradictory environment, our kids flourished, developed individuality, confidence, assertiveness, and became truly multicultural. Taking them out when they were still young enough when not too much damage was not done was the best decision. This school is suitable for Indian parents who want to bring up their Canadian born children in the “back home” mentality and who want to avoid or have fear of the mainstream society. Just remember, your children have to be brought up to be successfully functioning adults in mainstream Canada so think about whether you are helping them or hurting them. Re your response- you chose to miss the point entirely. Again. There is talk and then there is walking the talk. When the school and staff match both, then there will be some benefit. Until then, it is just talk, and some of it on tape I might add. “