London Bridge Baptist Pre-School

Posted: July 23, 2026

Our daughter had a wonderful experience at LBBP. I am surprised by some of the negative reviews. The staff were all very caring and present, the admin team are lovely and run an engaging curriculum. We loved the concerts the children performed, parent inclusive festivals and special days like Mother’s Day celebration. The school grounds are safe and they have a large gymnasium for days that are too hot or cold for outdoor play. I would recommend this school wholeheartedly and can’t wait till my two youngest are old enough to be enrolled.

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Posted: November 21, 2019

This is a wonderful school. All my children have attended.

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Posted: August 25, 2019

I’m very disappointed in my experience here, especially since I am a Christian saved by Jesus Christ. I expected a church to be more understanding and compassionate when my family was going through a difficult time. Instead my son and I were treated as nuisances who were not welcome. They shook my faith to the core, and now I have no desire to even step foot in church again. How can Gods people treat others this way? Please reconsider how you treat others with disabilities, especially the newly diagnosed.

Posted: August 25, 2019

My son had a new teacher who was not well versed in classroom management.

Posted: August 25, 2019

How can a staff teach children to be compassionate, or treat others with respect when they can not do it appropriately themselves? Children who are different or have learning problems are pushed out the door quickly with curt and empty responses because they do not have the “time” to help others.

Posted: August 25, 2019

Front office staff and Director showed no compassion or interest in helping their students and families during difficult seasons.

Posted: August 25, 2019

My son was a student at this school, but when we started to see issues regarding special needs we were promptly told they were not “therapists” and to take him some where else. Later we received an autism diagnosis, and enrolled my son in a different preschool where he thrived. Teachers and front office staff do not value compassion or wish to help students with differences. They view these children as annoyances and then they promptly find ways to push them out of their school.

Posted: August 25, 2019

One of the front office staff belittled my son in front of me and other students.

Posted: August 4, 2015

Back in time 2010 I signed up my oldest son for his first year in preschool. I heard about this facility and thought the pricing was beyond reasonable.
My son was signed up for 3 day 3 year old program and developed so much over the short time he was in. We had signed him up halfway through the school year so he only attended for 6 months.
I absolutely loved the gentle nature of the entire staff. His teacher was kind, but so was the admin, custodial workers and all hired help.
Our son attended London Bridge Preschool all the way through Kindergarten and I've never regretted my decision once.
We ended up enrolling our second son 2 years ago as well and he just completed his time there.
We look forward to the day our daughter can begin her time at the preschool as we have found it to be a great place to nurture their personal and academic abilities.
Nothing makes a mothers worry work at ease then seeing their kids faces light up when they walk through the school doors. When all the teachers call them by name and lovingly give them high fives and hugs.
A church that speaks of God's grace and also gets our children ready for the public/private school system is a win win in my eyes.
The hours are short, but perfect for stay at home moms who need some time to themselves. The tuition is cheaper than anywhere else in the area. The staff are extremely capable in their teaching abilities.
I recommend this school to everyone I meet and will continue to do so for years to come.

Posted: August 2, 2015

Three of my children have attended LBBP and loved it. They have learned so much.

Posted: July 23, 2015

Both of my children attended London Bridge Baptist Preschool and Kindergarten. We loved everything about the school. The teachers are very loving and excited to teach the kids everyday. The Director and Assistant Director have an open door policy and are always greeting the parents and students with a smile. I would highly recommend this school.

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Posted: June 17, 2015

Poor leadership in both director and asst director. High teacher turnover. They can't keep a music teacher and when they do have one they were hired out of desperation with no musical ability. They advertise having PE with no actual PE teachers. Most teachers are there for the wrong reasons and most lack any formal education. There's a reason this school's tuition is cheaper than others, you get what you pay for. Unless this school gets a major overhaul in staff, there's no way I would send my children.

Posted: June 4, 2014

This was our first and last year at London Bridge. I was not happy with this school. It is run like a business and not a caring, fun place for children to come. I was a substitute at my old preschool, this school requires you to be a church member to be a teacher or substitute. Being a church member does not mean you are fit to be a teacher. There are too many classes. My child often came home telling me about watching TV, they hardly ever went outside for playtime. I would not recommend this school.

Posted: December 2, 2010

My wife and son have been complaining about this school since they have started. My son dreads going there. The teacher seems to be rather nit picky and my son has been developing perception issues from going to school there. It seems getting your child to class involves a outdoor walk and stair climb and can be difficult with your other kids in the rain. This in huge contrast to last year when my child was excited about school and would ask to go everyday when he went to another church preschool.