Our teachers and caregivers are trained, ready and excited to help spark lightbulb moments for your child. We invite you to visit and see our Balanced Learning approach in action

Learn More

Age Groups Served

Schedule a Tour

<p>Thank you for your interest in our school. My name is Jackie Bell and I, along with my husband, Tom, and our friend Randy Brown, partnered to open the Primrose School of Noblesville in October of 2008. I am the luckiest one of the group as I get to oversee operations at the school on a daily basis. I'm not sure which I love more; working with our staff, visiting with the parents or playing with the children. Tom and I have been interested in the education of children for many years. He has his B.S. in Physical Education and his Masters Degree in Special Education. Plus, he holds his Indiana School Administrator License. Tom is currently the Director of Special Education at Hamilton Southeastern Schools. My B.S. Degree is in Natural Resources; however, my experiences working with children have helped me to understand the importance of a quality education. Tom and I have had the pleasure of raising three wonderful children and during their younger years I found great enjoyment in finding activities that would help them prepare for the next milestone and reach their full potential academically, socially and emotionally. I also spent several years in the classroom as a substitute teacher in the Noblesville school system. I found it very rewarding. It gave me the opportunity to be in many different classrooms and experience many different teaching styles. The knowledge and understanding of classroom management that I obtained while substituting has come in very useful while operating our school. Together, Tom and I have over 25 years experience in educating children and when we came across Primrose Schools, we knew we had found a perfect fit for us. The research based Balanced Learning approach used by Primrose goes right along with our belief that children need to be nurtured not only cognitively but also socially, emotionally and physically. Our goal is to help children reach their full potential in all of the learning domains and to become well rounded individuals.</p>

See What's Happening in Our School

Looking for child care in Noblesville?

We are conveniently located on North Point Boulevard, minutes down the street from Prospect Park and Stony Creek Elementary School. Unlike an ordinary daycare in Noblesville, we provide your child with a robust early education and child care experience.
We are currently enrolling for these programs (ages 6 weeks to 12 years):

Infant, Toddler, Early preschool, Preschool, Pre-kindergarten, Kindergarten, After school, Summer adventure club
We bus to the following elementary schools:

White River Elementary School, Durbin Elementary School, Stony Creek Elementary School, Promise Elementary School and Sand Creek Elementary School
Kindergarten 2021-2022 - Now Enrolling

This year, we're offering kindergartners something more important than ever: a safe place to learn, and a sense of normalcy. Call the Primrose School of Noblesville, at 317-773-4900, to schedule a time to tour our school and meet our School Leadership Team and teachers.
Caring and Giving Food Drive

Our annual Caring and Giving Food Drive is back. Our students have gone above and beyond this year. This event is a great opportunity for the Primrose School of Noblesville children to learn the joy of giving back firsthand as they practice compassion and generosity. All contributions will be going to the Good Samaritan Network of Hamilton County.
Approaching Fairness as a Family

Learning to take turns and treat others the way you want to be treated are important lessons for all little ones to learn. See how the Primrose Friends practice fairness together to make their time on the playground more fun for everyone.

Learn More

Primrose Election Day

The 2020 campaign season is over for the Kindergarten students! At Primrose, Election Day isn’t about who wins or loses. It’s organized to help our students understand the importance of civic involvement and being aware of their community, of friends in their classroom, and their neighborhood. At the Primrose Election Day Event, the children showed voter I.D. cards, cast their ballots and received “I Voted!” stickers. And the results: Mia the Mouse was the big winner, and Apples and Goldfish for the winning snack!

Fire Truck Visit

Thank you to the Noblesville Fire Department for visiting our school. While here, they discussed what they do for their job, talked about how we can stay safe, and showed us around the fire truck!