Since 1964, St. Andrew's Nursery School has been introducing children to the love of learning.
Located in downtown Yardley, along the banks of historic Lake Afton, St. Andrew's Nursery School was founded as an outreach of St. Andrew's Episcopal Church and remains affiliated today.
A volunteer Board of Directors oversees and supports the operation of the school, which strives to maintain the high quality and character for which St. Andrew's is known.
The policies of the school are established and directed by a Board of Directors, which consists of representatives from both the church and the school.
St. Andrew's Nursey School is fully licensed by the Pennsylvania Department of Education, and the staff and Board of Directors strive to maintain excellence in all areas of the school.
Our goal at St. Andrews Nursery School is to create a warm, nurturing, Christian environment in which a child can develop a positive self-image, successfully make the transition from home to school, and discover that learning is fun.
We provide a place where children have the opportunity to learn and grow, and where they can understand themselves and their world.
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