What's Happening in Bellevue, WA…

The new Primrose School West Bellevue recently opened to begin the school year.

It is owned and operated by Erik and Shannon Peterson, who put more than $4.25m into the project and investments into the local economy, and has brought 40 new jobs to Bellevue. Most likely, business card printing can be used for many such jobs and positions to help promote the school.

Shannon commented that the concept of the Primrose School was something she and her husband wanted to bring to the Bellevue area, as its environment was in line with the goals they had for their own child. It has a Balanced Learning approach that enables parents to work along with their children to bring them to their full potential in life.

The school itself is 14,400 square feet in size with 13 classrooms and three playgrounds for different age groups. It offers programs for children between the ages of six weeks to five years old. It is located in the Bellefield Office Park and set in a wooded site. The building has many windows to bring natural light into the classrooms and enable children to have views of their surroundings all day.

The Balanced Learning approach combines guidance from teachers and play with a purpose to encourage confidence, creativity, and curiosity in the children in the school.