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Our Balanced Learning approach to child care makes us different than an ordinary Chapel Hill daycare. Right down the road from North Chatham Fire Station 1 and Hickory Pond, we are conveniently located on Falling Springs Drive.
Infant, Toddler, Early preschool, Preschool, Pre-kindergarten, After school, Summer adventure club
Perry Harrison Elementary School and Woods Charter School
We celebrated #nationalworkingparentsday with breakfast-to-go in bags created by our students. As working parents, you deserve a day to reflect on all you do and to be reminded of one simple truth – parent guilt is powerful, but so are YOU! #letguiltgo
The Primrose Friends, our staff and are classrooms are ready for the new curriculum year, are you? Balanced Learning is our exclusive, time-tested approach, created from the best early education wisdom, that balances purposeful play with nurturing guidance from teachers to encourage curiosity, creativity, confidence and compassion.
As parents, we are familiar with the anxiety that some children can exhibit when they leave for camp or begin school.
We do, we do! Thank you University of North Carolina mascot, Rameses, for the surprise visit to students celebrate spirit week with our students.
We grow young minds with the Happy Hearts Character Development and Life Skills Program that focuses on nurturing the life skills that often pertain to practical skills, such as taking care of the school’s Primrose Patch garden. Our students are excited to see the fruits (and vegetables) of their labor this summer. Cucumbers, peppers and green beans, oh my!
Guilt — it’s a trap that many parents fall into.
Our school school family is stronger because of the many extended family members who regularly join us for enrichment activities. We celebrated National Dance Day with grandparents visiting classrooms for a little "boogie woogie" and ice cream.
Our students showed their patriotic spirit to celebrate our country's Independence Day during the Annual Red, White, & Blue Parade.
It’s never too early to help your child develop positive character traits.
We are so proud of our 2019 Pre-Kindergarten graduates. We know you are going to accomplish big things in this world. Congratulations!
Thank you to our students, families, staff and vendor partners for your commitment to giving back to the community through our annual Spring Fling charity event! Together, we raised $5,650.00 for local and national charities. Attendees enjoyed classroom art auctions, carnival games, facepainting, food trucks, and especially members of our staff getting "Pie in the Face" for a great cause. Through Primrose Promise events like Spring Fling, our students learn about giving without expecting in return.
Whether you’re an infant or an adult, regular exercise is one of the key ingredients to developing physical skills.
Spring has sprung....even if just for a day! Students blended in with the blooming flowers and other signs of the changing season during the annual Spring Hat parade. Creativity and craftsmanship blossomed with each classroom representing an element of spring.
Our students proudly delivered 863 books that were collected during "Og’s Bountiful Books" drive to needy children in Chatham County! This annual event encourages parents and students to read together at home and share favorite stories with classmates and children in need. The donation drive is part of the Primrose Promise Giving portion of Primrose’s Balanced Learning curriculum, designed to help students learn the importance of giving back to their community through hands-on giving activities and projects. Thank you students and families for your generosity!
Parents play a major role in helping young children develop a healthy social life.
At Primrose Schools Summer Adventure Club, children become engineers, artists, explorers and more as they discover the joys of design thinking, a fun and innovative way to learn.
When we make promises, we keep them. That’s what Primrose Friend Billy helps teach our students through reading books, engaging in class discussions, creating promise chain art and other fun activities.
There’s no question that parents want their preschoolers to grasp the basics of colors, numbers and letters to foster a lifetime of learning.
Thank you to the families who helped us donate more than 1,200 items to the CORA Food Pantry during our annual Caring & Giving Food Drive! Children earned money performing household chores at home and visited a local grocery store to buy items that will help families in need this holiday season. This event helps students understand the value of generosity while creating a hands-on approach to math, nutrition and planning skills.
Students emulated our hometown heroes during Fire Prevention & Safety Week. They especially enjoyed creating cards to show their appreciation for local fire fighters and sharing what they know about fire prevention with classmates.