
Early Morning
Circle TimeEach day begins with a warm welcome as children gather to build a strong sense of community and belonging.


Early Morning
Circle TimeEach day begins with a warm welcome as children gather to build a strong sense of community and belonging.

Mid-Morning
Noggin Joggin’Through thought-provoking discussions, children are encouraged to wonder, predict and think critically.

Late Morning
Harmony & HeartChildren discover the joy of music, melody and self-expression as they sing, dance and play instruments.

Early Afternoon
Small GroupTeachers build meaningful relationships while offering individualized support, encouragement and challenges.

Early Afternoon
Wonder TimesWonder students explore concepts through hands-on investigations, thoughtful conversations, songs and more.

Mid-Afternoon
Small Group LiteracyVenture students find their voice and express their ideas through drawing, writing, storytelling and bookmaking.
Late-Afternoon
Thumbs Up!Children build coordination, balance and body awareness while practicing teamwork and healthy habits.

Late-Afternoon
Reflections of the DayChildren come together to celebrate their learning, share discoveries and reflect on the day’s experiences.

Meet Lauren – dedicated mother, entrepreneur and proud Franchise Owner of Primrose School of Greenville and Primrose School of Midtown Greenville. Understanding the value of early childhood education and character development, Lauren is excited to have brought the first Primrose School to the state of South Carolina. Originally from Austin, Texas, Lauren attended Furman University, where she earned a Bachelor of Arts in communication studies. Following graduation, Lauren married her college sweetheart, Tim, and made a home in Greenville. An active member of the community, Lauren also dedicates time to numerous organizations including Greenville First Steps, Reach Out and Read, Junior League of Greenville, Greenville Women Giving, and National Charity League. Lauren recognized a need in her community for early childhood education options as her friends began to start families of their own. Many parents were waitlisted at nearby child care centers and forced to travel more than an hour daily to bring their child to preschool. First introduced to Primrose in Atlanta, Lauren quickly became an avid supporter of the brand and knew it would be a perfect fit for the Greenville community. “As a parent, I understand the importance of instilling a love of learning during a child’s early years, and believe this is essential to building a new generation of bright citizens,” said Lauren. Lauren is actively involved with a variety of aspects at both schools. Her daughter, Emma, attended Primrose School of Greenville and her son, Xander, currently attends Primrose School of Greenville.
Yes. Every Primrose staff member undergoes a thorough background check before joining our school. All staff are also CPR and first–aid certified, so you can feel confident your child is in safe, prepared hands every day.
Our school uses the proprietary Primrose Schools Balanced Learning® curriculum, which is research-informed and designed to nurture the whole child — intellectually, socially, emotionally and physically. We believe in balancing teacher-guided learning with purposeful play to build a strong foundation for the future.
All of our programs are designed in age-appropriate ways to prepare children for kindergarten and beyond. We focus on early literacy and numeracy as well as social-emotional skill development — so children arrive at kindergarten confident and ready to thrive. 96% of Primrose Schools Pre-K students met ASQ benchmarks for problem solving.*
We are open Monday through Friday from 6:30 am-6:00 pm.
Connecting school to home is one of the ways we help children thrive. We use the Procare app to share daily updates and photos so you stay connected to your child’s joy, learning and special moments