Primrose School at Old Henry Crossing

Primrose School at Old Henry Crossing is located right off of I-265 and down the road from Stopher Elementary School, on Bush Farm Road.

Primrose School at Old Henry Crossing is open Monday through Friday, 7:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.

We close for New Year’s Eve, New Year’s Day, Martin Luther King Day, Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Good Friday, Thanksgiving Day and the day after, and Christmas Eve and Christmas Day, so families can plan ahead each season.

Yes, Primrose School at Old Henry Crossing is Cognia® accredited, reflecting our commitment to providing a high-quality early learning and care experience for every child.

These recognitions mean our curriculum, teaching practices, health and safety procedures and family partnerships are regularly evaluated against outside standards and re-evaluated on an ongoing basis to stay current.

Accreditation is not a one-time achievement. It is an ongoing process of continuous improvement that helps ensure we deliver a nurturing, engaging and high-quality learning environment where children can thrive.

We follow the Balanced Learning® approach, exclusively developed by Primrose Schools®, to nurture the whole child intellectually, physically, socially and emotionally.

Through Balanced Learning®, our dedicated teachers create engaging learning experiences that inspire curiosity, creativity, confidence and compassion.

By thoughtfully blending purposeful play, guided discovery and nurturing support, we help your child build the skills to learn, grow and thrive, from our Infant classroom through Pre-Kindergarten.

Each day, our caring teachers combine structured learning, purposeful play and rest into a rhythm suited to every age group, integrated with circle time, small-group lessons, Children’s Choice Learning Centers, meals and rest.

At our school, children also enjoy our exclusive Primrose Enrichment Programs, including Drama with Og®, Cooking with Molly℠, Mindful Movement with Mia℠ and Zoology with Benjamin®, that inspire creativity, confidence and new skills.

School readiness begins in our Infant program and grows through every stage of our Balanced Learning® approach, with each year building the academic, social-emotional and life skills children need for future success.

Using balanced assessments and ongoing teacher observations, we monitor each child’s development, individualize learning experiences and partner with families through regular communication to support a confident transition to kindergarten and beyond.

Yes, Primrose School at Old Henry Crossing has a large outdoor play space with slides, detailed climbing setups and a signature red fire truck-shaped play station, giving children daily outdoor play as part of their regular schedule.

Our playgrounds are carefully monitored to ensure children can explore, play and learn safely. Staff remain actively involved in children’s play experiences, perform daily safety checks and maintain constant supervision. Daily safety inspections, ongoing environmental monitoring and weather-related precautions help create a secure outdoor experience for every child.

Rest assured, we welcome children who aren’t fully potty-trained yet, and our teachers work individually with each family to support the process at a pace that fits their child, keeping things consistent between home and school.

Of course! Our on-site chef prepares lunch and snacks fresh each day in our own culinary kitchen, all part of our Balanced Menus.

Our lunch menus include favorites like BBQ chicken with steamed and cut green beans and oranges or nutritious sandwiches, giving children variety and proper nutrition throughout the month.

All foods and meals are age-appropriate.

We work closely with each family to build an individualized plan, so every child eats safely and confidently at school.

Our teachers and kitchen staff are trained to accommodate gluten, wheat and celiac needs, peanut and tree nut allergies, milk and dairy allergies, egg allergies, as well as vegetarian and vegan diets.

Our Balanced Learning® approach supports the whole child through purposeful play and nurturing guidance, paired with developmentally appropriate learning experiences. Through ongoing observations and differentiated instruction, our teachers tailor learning opportunities to support each child’s unique strengths, interests and stage of development.

By balancing child-initiated exploration with teacher-guided learning, we help children build confidence, independence, creativity and essential academic and social-emotional skills at their own pace.

When families partner with early intervention or specialized service providers, we welcome open communication and share what we’re seeing in the classroom to support the child’s experience.

Yes, every team member at Primrose School at Old Henry Crossing passes a detailed background check before joining our school and keeps current CPR and first-aid certification the entire time they’re on staff. Every adult in every classroom meets that same standard.

Primrose School at Old Henry Crossing maintains teacher-to-child ratios that meet or fall below the requirements of the Kentucky Cabinet for Health and Family Services, Division of Child Care, for every age group. Smaller ratios mean more one-on-one attention, so teachers have time to get to know your child individually.

Primrose School at Old Henry Crossing is licensed and regulated by the Kentucky Cabinet for Health and Family Services, Division of Child Care, which sets requirements for staff qualifications, health and safety and classroom ratios.

We are also Cognia® accredited, an additional layer of independent evaluation beyond state licensing.

Yes, school leadership at every Primrose school is trained to handle medication administration and to respond quickly and safely to a child’s needs. Primrose keeps an individualized plan on file for every child with medical needs, so staff have the exact guidance they need.

Every classroom follows a Safe School Plan designed to help our team respond calmly and quickly whenever the need arises.

Staff and children practice these drills monthly, and the plan stays continually updated to keep families informed.

We use an app to keep families connected throughout the day by sharing photos, classroom activities, curriculum information, nap updates, and diaper change and bathroom visit notifications. The app also includes two-way messaging, so you can stay in touch with your child’s teachers whenever you’d like.

We value open, ongoing communication and connect with families in person at drop-off and pick-up to discuss your child’s day, answer questions and share what we’re noticing in the classroom.