Directory overview
- 77 Total businesses
- 4.4 Average rating
- 74% With reviews
- 44% With photos
- 1 Highly rated
- 21 Open on weekends
77 results found
Browse sport & school & kindergarten in Mold. Use this directory to compare ratings, reviews, photos, opening hours, addresses and contact details. 77 results in Mold. Average rating 4.4/5 based on 3,439 reviews & ratings.
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“Fantastic club for individuals and families, with awesome instructors who really know their stuff. We've been attending the club for over 6 years, and highly recommend Seishin Ryu Jujitsu to everyone. It's a great sporting club for developing resilience, discipline, fitness, and self defence. The best club around, by far.”
“My daughter has been attending Theatretrain Mold for just over a year. She is part of the Minis class and she loves it. Claire and Charlotte are wonderful teachers and she adores them. My daughter has made some lovely friends too. Steve is fantastic with communication and the whole operation is so well organised. Nothing is too much trouble for Steve and he even dropped off extra show outfits at my house when i was struggling to get something to fit my daughter. I am really impressed with the company and I feel my daughter is well looked after when she's at her classes. The school has just performed Annie at William Aston Hall and the production was brilliant. So much effort went in to the show and the children did Theatretrain proud. I would highly recommend this company.”
“Clean. Friendly staff. Perfect for the little one to have a swim.”
“I had my first dentist appointment today after not going for years due to dental anxiety and having a terrible experience with a previous dentist who no longer works at the practice. I had an appointment with Kemi and she instantly put me at ease, she asked me plenty of questions, explained things really well and made sure I had all the information and options so that I could make the right decisions about my treatment plan going forward. The nurses Bethan and Lauren were also amazing - They were super supportive and reasuring, more than I could’ve asked for or expected! I can’t thank Kemi, Lauren and Bethan enough for making what I thought would be an awful experience actually really positive. Because of them I won’t dread going back to finish my treatments.”
“Leanne is fantastic. My little boy loves his lessons with her. She is so lovely and treats the children really well. She has the patient of a saint. I am so glad we chose to come to soccer stars. My little broke his wrist late late year and after chatting to Scott he suspended the member ship for us no problem at all! Thank you soccer stars”
“Beautiful theatre with excellent facilities and really friendly helpful staff. A brilliant show too!”
“Great dance school, would highly recommend! Two of my children have attended over the years and both gained so much confidence from the classes. Miss sam is great, she puts so much effort it and knows how to make the classes fun!”
“Fantastic apple pruning and grafting course run by Tom Adams from Oswestry.”
“Great facility and community space run by friendly local volunteers”
“I never forget went their in 2010 to 2011 has been great to me when I had a hip problem then the staff helped me on it and understand about it in horticulture”
“Great selection of classes for my daughter and really welcoming.”
“Booked for our sons birthday party and was exactly what we needed. Big space for games, good space for people to eat and really good facilities for drinks and snacks to be made in the kitchen. Would highly recommend.”
“Richard is very helpful and skilled in the beginners class. Makes everything very easy to learn and enjoyable as well.”
“I gained a 2:1 in Electrical and Electronic Engineering here. Good course with great tutors. Like everything in life, the more you put in the more you get out. I got involved with the Guild of Students (students union), which put me in contact with students from across the whole university. In my final year I had a serious illness and was given a leave of absence and allowed to repeat the year at no extra cost. Support and assistance was always available and if you didn't know from where you could just drop into the Guild's offices and ask. At the start of the course you are told to read the regulations and assessment criteria for your programme, many students don't and that's why they are taken by surprise by some rules. Most assessments have two opportunities to pass but sometimes they don't or the student runs out of time. That is the regulations state that the course must be completed including all assessments within so many years of enrollment, normally it's twice as long as the course, so a three year degree must be completed within six years. I sat on the Appeals committee as a student representative, it's surprising how many students run out the clock. One took six years on their first year and was asking for an extension of another six years, hoping to complete level 4 the following year. Unfortunately, the maximum time limit is a regulation set in stone and although we could allow them time to complete the course the fees would apply for every year, a degree could not be awarded if they passed.”
“I gained a 2:1 in Electrical and Electronic Engineering here. Good course with great tutors. Like everything in life, the more you put in the more you get out. I got involved with the Guild of Students (students union), which put me in contact with students from across the whole university. In my final year I had a serious illness and was given a leave of absence and allowed to repeat the year at no extra cost. Support and assistance was always available and if you didn't know from where you could just drop into the Guild's offices and ask. At the start of the course you are told to read the regulations and assessment criteria for your programme, many students don't and that's why they are taken by surprise by some rules. Most assessments have two opportunities to pass but sometimes they don't or the student runs out of time. That is the regulations state that the course must be completed including all assessments within so many years of enrollment, normally it's twice as long as the course, so a three year degree must be completed within six years. I sat on the Appeals committee as a student representative, it's surprising how many students run out the clock. One took six years on their first year and was asking for an extension of another six years, hoping to complete level 4 the following year. Unfortunately, the maximum time limit is a regulation set in stone and although we could allow them time to complete the course the fees would apply for every year, a degree could not be awarded if they passed.”
“Friendly family atmosphere but serious about diving”
“I left a review before it was incorrect if you get to see these awesome people they will help you from the bottom of there heart they will and Paula thank you for all you did for me all I can say is sorry”
“We used Caz when she first started Country House Childcare and was immediately impressed by the level of attention each child received and the emphasis of being outdoors and learning about nature. Each day is different and the children and so happy at the end of each day. The location is perfect and I always felt my children were in a safe surrounding. I cannot recommenced Caz enough”
“Really help my two little onses big school buy great”
“Fabulous place. My son loved every day there!”
“More beautiful than the main one”
“Me and my little one absolutely love these classes! So engaging with a lovely, warm, welcoming atmosphere.”
“Dog school meeting. Good clean building”
“Great place to learn. Good food in the cafe”
“Great place to learn. Good food in the cafe”
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