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We are conveniently located on Colorado Sand Drive, minutes down the street from Lake Pflugerville and the Villages Of Hidden Lake. Unlike an ordinary daycare in Pflugerville, we provide your child with a robust early education and child care experience.
Infant, Toddler, Early preschool, Preschool, Pre-kindergarten, After school, Summer adventure club
Rowe Lane Elementary School, Murchison Elementary School, Highland Park Elementary School, Riojas Elementary School and Mott Elementary School
Primrose families rock! We know that being a parent is hard work, and we love to take a few minutes on a Friday afternoon to chill with a snow cone. We hope all of our families enjoyed this little treat and had a great few minutes together to get the weekend started right!
Our Explorer school age students planned and hosted a luncheon for the First Responders in our community here in Pflugerville. We are so grateful for the work that these brave men and women do to keep us safe and we loved welcoming them to our school!
Whether you’re an infant or an adult, regular exercise is one of the key ingredients to developing physical skills.
This week our Pre-Kindergarten students had a fun field trip to Catch Air. We loved getting to climb, run and play in the cool AC. Sharing time with our friends before we head off to Kindergarten is part of what is making our last couple of months of Pre-K fun at the Primrose School of Pflugerville!
We threw a surprise party for a mom at our school to celebrate the end of her chemo treatments.
Parents play a major role in helping young children develop a healthy social life.
We are proud to announce that our program is an approved provider for NACCRRA (Child Care Aware) for deployed and non-deployed service members and their families. Please contact us for more details.
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.