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Schedule A TourWe were thrilled that so many grandparents could join us for our annual Spring Bonnet Parade. The children enjoyed making, and showing off their homemade spring bonnets!
Congratulations to our fabulous Preschool 2 team! Ms. Robertson and Ms. Sloane are the winners of our Apple of Our Eye award. They work extremely well as a team and do a fantastic job creating a fun learning environment for their students. They are both team players who are always willing to go above and beyond to help our larger Primrose team!
Earth Day 2019 is April 22, and spring is the perfect time to learn important and fun lessons about nature, the planet and sustainability for kids.
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 more about the project.
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!
Children who participate in physical education programs are likely to become active, healthy adults.
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 today during our "Celebrating Cultures" event.
Does your child tell crazy fibs? Many parents of preschool-age children are concerned when their child starts to tell lies, but this is normal!
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!
It’s no secret – establishing healthy eating habits in children is often easier said than done.
The challenges that preschoolers face, such as learning to take turns on the slide at recess, can sometimes seem miniscule to adults.
“She needs the pink sparkly one.” “Stop wrestling around with her like she’s a boy.” “That’s a boys’ toy.”
