Best Tutoring / Kids Programs in Victoria Melbourne and Geelong

The best coding school for kids in Australia – CODE4FUN are professional, knowledgeable and passionate about delivering the very best in coding education for kids. Their staff are industry-leading… Read more

professionals who know how to make learning fun!

I'd highly recommend CODE4FUN to any parents looking for a course to inspire, empower and challenge curious minds.

I recently tried MeAndKids while looking for easy ways to keep my kids engaged at home, and overall it’s been a decent experience. What I liked most… Read more

is how simple and practical the content is. The ebooks and printable activities are easy to use and don’t require a lot of setup, which is helpful when you’re managing young kids. There’s a good mix of bedtime stories, learning activities, and creative worksheets that feel designed for everyday use rather than something overly complicated.

The pricing is also quite reasonable, so it doesn’t feel like a big risk trying out different resources. It’s especially useful if you want quick, ready-to-use content without spending too much.

On the downside, the website itself could be a bit more polished. Navigation isn’t always smooth, and it can take a little time to find specific content.

Overall, it’s a useful platform for parents looking for simple and affordable learning materials for kids. Not perfect, but it does the job well enough for daily use.

Youngster.co Chloe was EXCELLENT, very helpful, knowledgeable and patient. Explained clearly and took her time with each of my questions. Looking… Read more

forward to my next meeting in two weeks’ time. A list of homework to do before then. 12 out of 10 at least

Growminds Academy provides great AI powered resources to improve and monitor my child's growth

Heath was professional, knowledgeable, and clearly very experienced. His guidance over a small number of sessions had a substantial impact on my… Read more

thesis writing, resulting in an 88% final mark. I am now undertaking a Master’s in Clinical Psychology and would highly recommend his support to others.

Aimer Education has been a fantastic support throughout the JMSS preparation journey. Their team is not only knowledgeable but also incredibly… Read more

patient and responsive. They really take the time to understand each student's strengths and areas for improvement, offering personalised advice that makes a real difference. The mock interviews and prep classes are well-structured and practical, helping students build both confidence and skills. You can tell they genuinely care about helping every student succeed.

Marianne has been working with my child for 3 years now. Marianne has always gone over and beyond with ensuring her classes are engaging and… Read more

affective. My child has improved so much since seeing Marianne and will continue to see her now for articulation.

messuremants, – I think A1 mathematics will help me with my maths skills, at school.

Highly recommend this daycare – We have our grandson Mario at Kidzville early learning centre in Marrickville. We were invited to participate in Grandparents morning tea last week.… Read more

While spending the morning there my husband and I noticed how warm and friendly the staff were and watched how they interacted with the children in such a dedicated and caring manner. The facility was well-organised and filled with a variety of learning and playing materials.We loved the structure of the facility as it catered for indoor and outdoor activities with a balance of creativity, fun and social skills. It was a joy to watch Our little grandson participate in all the events that were organised for the day and to watch him grow and learn. What stood out the most was the way the teachers engaged with each child individually.They noticed the little things- wether it was an exciting moment or a moment when the child needed reassurance and we watched them interact with genuine care. Kidzville Early Learning Center has given our family peace of mind, knowing our grandson is cared for and provided with a balance of gentle guidance and encouragement that is helping him grow and learn.

Avoid if you have children with disabilities – My child has been attending Imagine for almost 6 months. While they seem supportive I very much get the feeling if you have a child with a… Read more

disability. They don’t want to have to deal with them. I have previously raised about my child eating sand which continued after raising the matter. My child’s disability is challenging and I can understand them finding it difficult. Despite submitting medical documents before they would enrol them, they managed to lose them. I was called into a meeting regarding a positive participation where I was requested to provide said documents again. My child is having eating problems which they are seeing a dietitian for. I strongly suspect has not been offered water. There water bottle always seems to be in their bag unlike the other children.

To top it off, despite claiming the childcare subsidy from the government for 12 hours a day. They only want my child to do shorter days. I’d never put my child in there for 12 hours but given I’m paying them I at least would like my child there for a period of time that suits me.

This review was originally posted on this centre’s Google Maps page. Since posting it, all public reviews for the centre have disappeared. The page… Read more

now shows no reviews, a 0.0 rating, has been reclassified from a childcare centre to a primary school, and no longer allows reviews to be posted.

At the time reviews were visible, another parent left a negative review. In the centre’s public reply, they named that parent’s child, even though the parent did not name their child in the review. That review and response are no longer visible.

I have retained screenshots showing the original reviews, the centre’s public response naming a child, and the current Google Maps page showing reviews disabled and the category change. These screenshots have been marked for clarity.

The following is my original review, reposted without alteration:

After three months of unresolved complaints, we removed our child from this centre. Complaints submitted in line with the service’s own policies were ignored and never investigated.

I was issued a 12 month ban simply for asking for clarification about a policy, with no warning, evidence, or opportunity to respond. My complaint about the ban itself was ignored for months, despite services being required to handle all complaints.

Serious concerns were dismissed rather than addressed. My child was left with visible irritation and faecal residue after a nappy change, with no barrier cream applied, and the owner refused to take responsibility, offering only to waive the two-week transfer period. Staff also kissed my child on the face twice, which went unaddressed until the Department of Education intervened and policies were changed.

Staff turnover has been extremely high, with administration being the only constant. While many educators were lovely, the administration appears defensive and resistant to feedback.

The centre meets the National Quality Standard, but based on our experience, that is clearly the ceiling for them.

P.S. to the owner: don’t name my child in your reply like you did to the other parent. Respect children’s privacy and safety.

The Ned Show yoyos – My 7 year old son asked me to buy a yoyo when his school had The Ned Show come to it. We bought one of neds more expensive yoyos and when I asked to… Read more

have a look at it, my son said that it was broken. The product literally lasted a couple of hours. I would expect it to lastmore than a couple of hours at $25. Sadly, I cannot provide the receipt as "The Ned Show" asked us to pay cash.

Terrible Experience! Worst attitude! No Accountability! An extremely disappointing exoeritbce with Just Swimming. They happily take your money but… Read more

refuse to take responsibility when lessons are missed due to unavoidable circumstances. There’s no option for make-up lessons, no refunds, and no compassion for the fact that kids are missing out on learning crucial life-saving skills.

What’s worse is they hide behind excuses, claiming it’s “policy.” If they were truly passionate about teaching kids to swim and keeping them safe, they’d find a way to ensure every child gets the lessons their families paid for. Instead, it’s all about the money.

Avoid this place if you value accountability and fairness. I’ll be making formal complaints and warning others to stay away.