Primrose Elementary School

Address: 636064 Prince of Wales Rd, Mulmur, ON, L9V 0B8
Phone Number: 519-925-3939
Fax Number: 519-925-1234
Email: Primrose.es@ugdsb.on.ca
Office Hours: 8:30am – 4:30pm
Instructional Hours: 8:50am – 3:20pm
School Website: www.ugdsb.ca/primrose/
Student Transportation: www.stwdsts.ca

Before and/or After School Program: Yes
Child Care: No

Principal: Kimberly Dempsey-Jones 
Vice-Principal: Lori Shilvock
Office Co-ordinator: Leslie Prevost
Superintendent: Denise Heaslip
Trustee: Lynn Topping
School Council: 

Grades: JK-8
School Population: 492
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Opened in 1994, Primrose Elementary School is a rural JK to Gr.8 school located just north of the Primrose corner of Hwy 10 and Hwy 89. Students and staff enjoy a picturesque setting in the hills of Mulmur.

All Primrose students are bused to Primrose. Buses carry our students and students on their way to Centre Dufferin District High School. NEW: If buses are cancelled due to inclement weather, the school remains open to students for the day.

Primrose staff and students are the Pumas. Character Education is part of everyday life at Primrose, with a focus on PRIDE (Positive Participation, Respect, Integrity, Discipline and Empathy.) Members of our community are asked to be contributing members of the classroom, the school, the community and the world.

Environmental Education and the Arts are major areas of interest and involvement students. Thanks to the students in the EcoClub and the involvement of our “Eco-Parents”, the Primrose community has come together to maintain a vegetable garden, support wildlife preservation and learn ways to limit our environmental footprint. Students also benefit greatly from having a number of local artists who visit the school to share their talents and inspire our budding artists.

Primrose Elementary School serves as the centre of the Primrose community since our students’ families are associated with a variety of places including Shelburne, Alliston, Mansfield and Creemore. The school is supported by a large number of community organizations as can be seen by the awards ceremony each graduation. The School Council is very active and supports a number of student activities throughout the year.

Students who graduate from Primrose move on to Centre Dufferin and District High School in Shelburne. Graduates often come back to visit and share their successes and to connect with the warm memories of their elementary school days.