Nurturing Active Minds, Healthy Bodies, and Happy Hearts
Health & Safety
Summer should feel like an adventure, and at Primrose Burlington, it does. Summer Adventure Club runs July and August for children ages 5 and up, and our health and safety practices are built for what that actually means: active kids, summer heat, water play, and big energy in an environment that’s supervised, structured, and genuinely fun.
- Illness policy with no exceptions: Any child or staff member with a fever goes home and stays home until fever-free for at least 24 hours. No gray areas, even in summer.
- Daily sunscreen application before outdoor time: Every child receives sunscreen before heading outside each day. Sun protection isn’t optional or parent-dependent, we handle it.
- Wednesday water play with safety supervision: Sprinkler play happens every Wednesday in a supervised outdoor environment. Children are monitored throughout, and the area is prepared before play begins.
- High-touch surfaces sanitized throughout the day: Toys, tables, and shared surfaces are disinfected continuously, including outdoor equipment used during water play.
- Handwashing at every transition: Before meals, after outdoor play, after water activities, handwashing is consistent and practiced, even in summer mode.
- CPR and first aid certified, every staff member: Every Summer Adventure Club staff member holds current CPR and first aid certification. All of them, not just some.
- Illness awareness children can act on: At 5 and older, children know how to recognize when something feels off and how to tell a trusted adult. We reinforce that all summer.
- A Safe School Plan in every space: Our customized Safe School Plan, developed in partnership with Burlington Police Department, is current, posted, and trained on, so staff know exactly what to do, every time.
Our Summer Adventure Club Classroom Teachers & Staff
Ms. Julianne Kendrick
Ms. Julianne Kendrick brings a unique blend of creativity, patience, and passion for education to her role as a Preschool Teacher in Room 13 at the Primrose School of Burlington. She graduated from High Point University with a double major in English and Technical Theatre, experiences that fostered her love for storytelling, performance, and working with children in creative ways.
Ms. Kendrick was drawn to Primrose because of the kind and caring environment created by its faculty and mission. She believes in teaching with compassion, creativity, and attentiveness, meeting children where they are and encouraging their growth at their own pace. One of her proudest accomplishments includes graduating college with a 4.0 GPA, studying abroad in Italy, and writing and directing her own play. She is also a published poet and hopes to one day run her own children’s theatre.
Outside the classroom, Ms. Kendrick enjoys reading, riding her bike, and spending time with her dog and cat. She considers herself an expert in connecting with kids, helping them feel safe, valued, and inspired to learn. Excited for the school year ahead, she looks forward to getting to know her students and creating meaningful memories together.
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- Engaging Summer Learning That Keeps Minds Active – including hands-on activities that reinforce literacy and STEM skills.
- Exciting Weekly Themes & Creative Projects – including design thinking, building, and exploration-based learning.
- Active Play That Supports Physical Development – including games, sports, and movement-based fun.
- Opportunities for Collaboration & Social Growth – including group activities that build friendships and teamwork.
- Exploration of New Interests & Skills – including robotics, creativity, and problem-solving experiences.
- A Fun, Structured Environment All Summer Long – including engaging routines that balance learning and play.
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