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Schedule A TourMeet our newest Family of the Month! Read below to learn more about the Han Family.
We are so proud of our students for all of the hard work they did for our annual "Penny Pail" project. Read below to learn all about the efforts to help the Central Food Bank.
Kids’ birthday parties are a lot of fun, but they can also bring a lot of stress for parents.
Primrose Schools across the country are participating in the Save the Children Child sponsorship program. Our sponsorship dollars and activities will support a sponsored child and his or her community through Save the Children's US efforts including Early Steps to School Success, Literacy and Healthy Choices. Read below to learn more about our Primrose Pen Pal.
We had so much fun at our annual fall festival at the Hanover Vegetable Farm. We are so glad so many families could join us! We were thankful for all of the families who donated canned foods. We were able to make a big donation to the Central Virginia Food Bank.
As a mom, the most accurate statement about parenting I’ve heard is that once you finally feel like you’ve figured things out, everything changes.
We are so excited to announce that Primrose was chosen as "The Best Childcare" by the Richmond Times Dispatch. We appreciate all of the support of our wonderful Primrose families!
We are excited to have been voted a "Family Favorites" winner in 3 categories this year. Favorite Daycare, Favorite Afterschool program, Favorite Annual School Event for our annual Spring Fling. We want to thank all of our families for their support!
Be confident that you are doing a great job and #LetGuiltGo
We had so much fun during our annual Celebrating Cultures event. Each classroom decorated their room to represent a different country. Children got to travel and learn about each country and it's culture and customs. They even got their passports stamped as they visited. We also enjoyed singing "Its a Small World" together.
We live in a fast world. Sometimes teaching a child to solve problems is as easy as slowing down.
What if you were able to take a glimpse into your child’s classroom to see what he ate for lunch, when he needed a diaper change, how long he napped, what he learned and how he’s interacting with his classmates?
It’s no secret – we live in a world increasingly dependent on technology.
It's a fact: children learn better when they are engaged. That's why purposeful play and nurturing guidance from teachers are key components of Balanced Learning. See how this time-tested approach with a strong emphasis on life skills and character development can help your child develop and excel.
