MALVERN SCHOOL OF FREEHOLD HOSTS FREE FALL FESTIVAL FOR CHILDREN AND THEIR FAMILIES

THE MALVERN SCHOOL OF FREEHOLD HOSTS FREE FALL FESTIVAL

FREEHOLD, NJ, OCT. 13—With the summer months gone, and the kids back in school, weekends are the perfect time for picking pumpkins, bobbing for apples, and watching the tree leaves change color.

To mark the beginning of the season, the Malvern School of Freehold, New Jersey, will host its first “Fall Festival,” rain or shine, on Saturday, Oct. 25, 10:00 am to 1:00 pm at 165 Elton-Adelphia Road, in Freehold. The event is free and open to the public. The Malvern School of Freehold is a nationally-recognized private pre-school that recently expanded into Central New Jersey with locations in Freehold, Jackson and Marlboro. Known for its innovative early childhood education programs, the Malvern School has 23 locations in Pennsylvania and New Jersey.

The Malvern School of Freehold’s Fall Festival will include something for the entire family, but focus on giving kids a chance to participate in a variety of activities designed just for them. Some of them include: making crafts with leaves and other fall elements; games with a seasonal spin with pumpkins and apples; giveaways; and fall-themed snacks and other refreshments.

Malvern’s teachers, who are degreed in education, and the whole school staff, will be on-hand to answer parents’ questions, and give tours of the school as well.

For more information on the Malvern School of Freehold’s Fall Festival, or to learn more about the Malvern School programs in New Jersey, visit, www.malvernschool.com.

ABOUT THE MALVERN SCHOOL: The Malvern School was founded in 1998 by Joseph A. Scandone and Kristen Waterfield. There are 23 Malvern private pre-schools in the tri-state area with 10 more planned over the next three years. The Malvern School is the premier early childhood education program in the region, having received the coveted National Association for the Education of Young Children, (NAEYC) accreditation for twelve of its schools, signifying they have exceeded industry standards for early childhood education excellence. With more than 600 employees, and 2,000 students, The Malvern School’s faculty is comprised of teachers who hold degrees in early childhood education.

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