Beckett Farm Public School

Noodle Bar, unfortunately, falls short in various aspects, rendering it an unappealing option for discerning consumers. Firstly, the taste of their noodles is a significant letdown, lacking the expected richness and savory flavors that patrons anticipate from a reputable noodle establishment. The quality of the ingredients, particularly the noodles, leaves much to be desired, resulting in a rather bland and uninspiring culinary experience. Adding to the disappointment is the subpar customer service, where numerous complaints highlight the staff's lack of attentiveness, indifference to customer concerns, and an overall disregard for the patrons' dining experience. This neglect for customer satisfaction reflects poorly on the brand, dissuading potential repeat business and tarnishing its standing within the competitive food industry. In summary, Noodle Bar fails to deliver on both taste and service, making it an unfortunate choice for those seeking a satisfying and enjoyable dining experience.

This place is so doo doo most populated elementary school in yrdsb but it STILL BROKE like buddy where my freakin over night trip at

Beckett Farm is really terrible. Do not go here unless you are female, gay, trangender, or whatever.

My son studies from grade 1 to 7 now, next year is his last year here, we will miss all personnel in this School, they have been support us in many way. I know they will continue doing better and better for the future. Hope the best to Beckett Farm P. S

2021 is the year when my classmates and I graduated from Beckett Farm. I will be sad because I cannot see Monsieur Anderson (my French teacher), Mrs. Gillard and Madame leechan. I took a picture with Monsieur Anderson, Mrs. Gillard, Ms. Hobbs (Doctor Cuddy) and Madame Ahmed, but not Madame leechan. Hope everyone has a nice summer with me. But I will want to stay here forever.
Be careful
Dr. House.

They added the pride Flag! It is a very important part of this school. Very good school, Teachers rock and always respects every culture here.

It is the worst school i even been to, i think the education there are unnecessary, there are too much student in that school. Most of their trip are expensive, and some of the trip are boring. Some of the teacher are very rude, also some teacher they didn't really teach you anything, they just let you do project, package or essay. In conclusion, boring school.

I really like the school and its welcoming and supportive culture. It doesn't have AC, but it seems that all the schools in YRDSB are not equipped with AC. It's a young school and so all the classrooms are bright and all the facilities are very new. The gym is really really cool! In my son's classroom, there are four or five laptops to introduce technologies to kids and he is in Grade One, and I believe that every classroom has a few laptops. I volunteer at my kid's classroom once a week and teachers I know work really really hard. They have a lot to teach and to involve the children. They plan out summer work sheets for their students in May. My son's homeroom teacher puts a lot emphasize on character education, which I really like. When some of the Grade 1's have emotional moments or hardships, my son's homeroom teacher helps these kids go through those hard time and I believe she is such a reliable, inclusive and positive role model for the kids. I'm also volunteering in the Parent Council and our parents are very involved and work a lot to bring more to the kids. I'm grateful for all the efforts and opportunities the school has to provide.

This school has a severe bullying problem that needs to be fixed. I will not stand for this harassment. Fix it.