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Primrose School at The Park hosted their annual Pre-Kindergarten Graduation Ceremonies on Saturday, June 8th. The wonderful ceremony attended by so many friends and celebrated the accomplishments of our graduating friends. We wish each of them much success in Kindergarten and all of the years to follow. We will miss everyone tremendously, but know they are all ready for the next step. Thank you to everyone who attended and helped make this a special day for all of us.
We are proud to announce that for the ninth year in a row, we are a Maggy Award recipient from the readers of Cary Magazine for Best Preschool! Each year, Cary Magazine conducts a reader's poll on the best of area services and vendors. The winners are announced in their annual January issue of the magazine. What an honor to be selected so many times by the readers in the Cary area!
Whether you’re an infant or an adult, regular exercise is one of the key ingredients to developing physical skills.
Leslie Moore was selected out of over 220 Primrose Schools nationally as a National President's Award winner.
The Morrisille Chamber of Commerce awarded Primrose School at the Park the James M. Pugh Small Business of the Year Award.
Parents play a major role in helping young children develop a healthy social life.
As part of our annual Caring and Giving Program, some of our Pre-K students will be participating in a field trip to Kroger on Wednesday, December 7th. They will take along with them all of the items they brought throughout November to the drop-off site for the Heart of Carolina Food Drive. We will be joining the local Primrose schools to bring in one large donation. Tune in after the event to see pictures and more from our event.
Making s’mores over a fire is an easy warm-weather activity perfect for families.
For children, summer is a time for recreation, education and relaxation.
There’s no question that parents want their preschoolers to grasp the basics of colors, numbers and letters to foster a lifetime of learning.
Even when they’re thirsty, kids don’t always ask for a glass of water.