Primrose School would love to meet your family.
Schedule A TourCongratulations to the Douma Family!!! Bill and Kara met at Rutgers in 2001 then got married in 2006. While Bill works as a counselor in Neptune, Kara is a supervisor up in Morristown. After commuting for a couple years, we moved up to Bernardsville then found Westfield to be the perfect middle point to settle. Shortly thereafter, our precious baby girl Lyla came into our lives in 2016 and our sweet Joseph recently joined the family in November of 2017. We are beyond fortunate to have found such an amazing, loving, family environment in Primrose School at Mountainside. Each day is a new learning adventure for Lyla and Joseph. We are so amazed with all they learn and all the love they have for their teachers.
Happy Birthday the Best Dog at Primrose!!!! Erwin the dog is named after the Primrose School founders Paul and Marcy Erwin. He is a real crowd-pleaser who loves to help Primrose children honor and celebrate birthdays, including the birth of Primrose School! Erwin also loves to paint, draw, color and do all sorts of art!
Children are never too young to learn about the importance of helping others.
Science meets art in this simple experiment."
Need help getting your child to eat vegetables? Try letting them play with their food.
STEAM-based learning is a hot topic in education – and for good reason! But what is STEAM? It stands for Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Math.
Our toddlers light up when they sign about nature. "
"We use our little Primrose friend Peanut to talk about big ideas like honesty."
The first day of school not only marks the start of another year of learning, but another special milestone in a child’s life.
This month, we’re showing our students that vegetables don’t grow in supermarkets.
The best way to learn a second language? Repetition, repetition, repetition. That’s why we do our weather reports in Spanish everyday. Qué bueno!"
When it comes to parenting challenges, helping your child move beyond the pacifier is often a task that’s easier said than done.
Calling all aspiring makers, robotics, movie directors, time travelers, chefs, and adventurers. Primrose Summer Adventure Club is back!
"Have an indoor “campout” with your child by building a fort made with blankets, furniture and pillows! Ask your preschooler what the class learned about the great outdoors this week."
During an emergency, it’s important for children to understand there are caring adults who will help keep them safe.
Satisfy your family’s craving with our healthy tortilla pizza snacktivity.
There are many ways to say “I love you” – help your child use sign language to send a sweet message to a loved one!
As a parent or caretaker, thinking about natural disasters or other emergency situations can be unsettling and difficult.
We are dedicated to helping your little one grow into a caring, compassionate person. Here are a few tips to help nurture kindness at home!
Join us for our Open House! on Feb 4th 2017 @ 10 am to 12 pm
