Primrose School of Chelmsford
Address
205 North Road
Chelmsford , MA 01824 (978) 710-6123 Hours M-F 6:30AM-6:30PM Directions facebook-icon
Chelmsford , MA 01824 (978) 710-6123 Hours M-F 6:30AM-6:30PM Directions facebook-icon
Latest News
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Growing rolls at Primrose School of Chelmsford
Rob Parsons can't wait for the day that the sounds of children laughing and learning fill the halls of his Primrose School of Chelmsford.
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Open House Every Wednesday from 10am-6pm
Primrose School of Chelmsford conducts an open house every Wednesday from 10-6pm! Drop in to tour our school and find out more information about our Balanced Learning Approach. Can't make it on a Wednesday? No problem - call today for a 1:1 tour!
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The Ultimate Family Summer Guide
Summer is in full swing! Want to fill warm days with family fun? We’ve created your complete guide for the summer:
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Explore Primrose School of Chelmsford in 3D
Peek inside to explore Primrose School of Chelmsford classrooms with this virtual tour.
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What is 360 Connect?
We believe part of what makes your child's learning experience at Primrose so unique is dependent upon the trusted partnerships and open communication we establish with parents. To further this goal, we are excited to share with you our school-to-home connection, Primrose 360Connect.
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Why Balanced Learning® Works
It's a fact: children learn better when they are engaged. That's why purposeful play and nurturing guidance from teachers are key components of Balanced Learning. See how this time-tested approach with a strong emphasis on life skills and character development can help your child develop and excel.
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NOW OPEN!!
We are excited to announce that we are NOW OPEN!! Call today for a tour!
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Now Enrolling!
Primrose School of Chelmsford is NOW ENROLLING children ages 6 weeks-Private Kindergarten! Contact Anne O'Brien, Executive Director at 978-710-6123 or aobrien@primrosechelmsford.com for a tour.
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Preschool rises in Chelmsford
Rob Parsons has long developed properties that feed bellies, but now he's happy to develop one that will feed young minds.
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