Westborough MA area preschool reviews


	An Early Childhood Education Program buzzing with learning, play, discovery and fun

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Discover the Busy Bee Academy difference:

We are a non- denominational Early Childhood Program open to all with no regard to race, color, religion, marital status, ethnic origin, cultural heritage, sexual orientation, disability or political beliefs. In addition, Busy Bee Academy realizes that children become potty trained at different ages. Kids in diapers are welcome!

For more information about our preschool, please give us a buzz at 508-839-4915.

Parent Responses from our Annual Parent Survey

"The enthusiasm and warmth of the teachers and the consistent weekly communication (teacher-parent) have been great."
"What a joy to see the children NOT want to leave school each day!"
"I love Busy Bee and feel so fortunate to have found it. Keep up the great work."
"We love the structure of each day and option of lunch and enrichment. We also love the smaller class feel."
"I am constantly amazed at the things she tells me she has learned at school- whether its writing letters or using relatively complicated words. The other day she had a moment where she saw two things that were similar and she pretty much went off for a couple minutes explaining what the word “similar” meant… that she said Ms. Sara taught her that word. These are priceless little moments for us, and encourage us that she is being well prepared for whatever the next step might be."
"Your genuine interest in my child and love for kids is very apparent and I felt that right away."
"You make learning fun and exciting with your different topic each week."
"We feel so fortunate that we were able to secure a spot at Busy Bee. Our child has grown so much this year at your school. We wish we could stay forever."
"I can’t say enough about your curriculum. My child was constantly involved in activities which engaged her intellect as well as her emerging language and motor skills. Its was so refreshing to see that every activity was child-centered and teacher created."