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We are excited to have opened on 11-12-18. We had a blast at our grand opening party which was open the the community.
We are in the final weeks of construction before Becker's School Supplies delivers all of our furniture, fixtures & equipment! Click the picture to read more details!
Earth Day 2019 is April 22, and spring is the perfect time to learn important and fun lessons about nature, the planet and sustainability for kids.
The Primrose School of Broadview Heights will be opening soon! Dry wall is a great predictor for the completion of the school. All of our dry wall was completed and play ground structures are currently being installed. Be sure to drive by and check out our 18,000 sq ft play ground as it is constructed; our play ground has 4 separate, age appropriate play areas and will have IPEMA certified playground turf and shaded play structures.
90% of a child’s brain develops in the first five years.
Children who participate in physical education programs are likely to become active, healthy adults.
It's a fact: children learn better when they are engaged.
Our Primrose 360Connect™ email delivers daily peace of mind and engagement in your child’s learning experience. As a Primrose parent, you’ll receive an update on your child’s activities, naps, meals and milestones. We also include photos so you can see what a great day your child is having.
Does your child tell crazy fibs? Many parents of preschool-age children are concerned when their child starts to tell lies, but this is normal!
Please call us to learn more about the timing of our school's opening and to get more details about the building. We were excited to choose this location so that we could customize the building with large classrooms, a dedicated kitchen and 18,000 square feet of age appropriate playground space!
Now more than ever, it is important that we nurture young children to be accepting of those who are different than them.
It’s no secret – establishing healthy eating habits in children is often easier said than done.
The challenges that preschoolers face, such as learning to take turns on the slide at recess, can sometimes seem miniscule to adults.
“She needs the pink sparkly one.” “Stop wrestling around with her like she’s a boy.” “That’s a boys’ toy.”
