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Triangle House Nursery’s Team

We know it’s important for you to know who will be taking care of your child. Our professionally trained childcare practitioners are Triangle House’s greatest asset and we like to shout their praises from the rooftops. We take pride in further investing in their qualifications and careers and the children reap the benefits of this.

Karen Hazelden

Nursery Proprietor

Qualified Nurse and Midwife

My motto - the most precious gift you can give a child is your time!

Lara Ingham

Nursery Manager

CACHE Level 3 Diploma in Nursery Nursing (NNEB)

Top tip - A large cardboard box can be anything from a space rocket to a puppet theatre, the possibilities for play are endless!

Rachel Shaw

Nursery Chef

NVQ Level 3 in Catering, Distinction in Childhood Nutrition

Top tip - Home cooked, wholesome food is the best fuel for healthy development.

Brit Hazelden

Nursery Area Manager

BA (Hons) in Early Years and Early Years Teacher Status

My motto - If I come home with paint in my hair and muddy knees it's been a great day!

Lisha Murray

Pre-School Leader

NVQ Level 3 in Childcare and Education

Top tip - Chalk on your patio flags is easily washed away after a day of play, anyone for hopscotch?

Atlanta Culpan

Deputy Manager / Pre-School Leader

NVQ 3 in Childcare and Education

Top tip - If your children are getting fidgety, it's time to head outdoors!

Ikra Mahmood

Childcare Practitioner

NVQ 3 in Childcare and Education

Fun fact - Being immersed in nature makes children (and grown-ups!) feel calm.

Becky Tetley

Baby Room Leader

NVQ Level 3 in Childcare and Education

Top tip - Show your child it's fun to be silly by dressing up with them and joining in with their imaginative play.

Aanisah Mehrban

Childcare Practitioner

University Graduate

My motto - Live in the moment, these precious days with our children are gone too soon.

Kayleigh Rhodes

Lead Practitioner

NVQ Level 3 in Childcare and Education

Fun fact - Group activities help children to develop empathy, cooperation and communication skills.

Farah Ali

Early Years Teacher

BA Honours in Childhood Studies with Early Years Teacher Status

Fun fact - Socialising improves learning and development for all children including young babies!

Laraib Raja

Nursery Apprentice

Working towards Level 3 in Childcare and Education

Fun fact - While all children grow and develop in similar ways, each child does so at their own pace.

Jodie Campbell

Nursery Practitioner

NVQ Level 2 in Childcare and Education

My motto: Eat healthy, sleep well, breathe deeply, enjoy life.

Abigail Swift

Baby Tweenie Room Leader

Level 3 in Childcare and Education

My motto: Always find a reason to laugh.

Kamari Bonner

My motto - If I come home with paint in my hair and muddy knees it's been a great day!

Hannah Farnell

Deputy Manager / Tweenie Room Leader

BA Honours in Childhood Studies

Top tip - Blowing bubbles is great for soothing and entertaining babies and toddlers.

Ian Skirrow

Maintenance manager

Ian has developed numerous nursery projects with 25 years experience under his tool belt.

Lucy Ratcliffe

Nursery Appprentice

Working towards level 3 in childcare and education

Top tip: Your child will have endless hours of fun by creating dens using large blankets and pegs.

Samreen Adalat

Nursery Practitioner

My motto: Always believe that something wonderful is about to happen.

Kathryn Ellis

Nursery Cleaner

Create a natural cleaning paste by mixing baking soda and lemon juice. This mixture works wonders for removing stains, grime and odours from various surfaces.

Tilly Baldwin

Nursery Practitioner

Top tip - Children who engage with their local community have a more positive self-image than those who don't!

Sophia Alvar

Nursery Practitioner

Sophia holds Early Years Teacher Status

Top tip -Introduce new words and concepts regularly. For example, when they point to a dog, say "That's a big, brown dog”

Sehrish Farooq

Nursery Practitioner

NVQ 2 in Childcare and Education

Activities that engage your child's senses—like playing with sand, water, or playdough—are not only fun but also essential for their brain development. These activities help with fine motor skills, creativity, and cognitive growth.

Naseem Begum

Nursery Practitioner

Play your child's favourite songs and dance around the living room—great for burning off energy!

Dougie, our King Charles spaniel therapy dog

My role is to provide loves and kisses and emotional support to the pre-schoolers

I have got a degree in affection and loyalty

If the world was full of more Dougies' we would all be happier!

Seni Sinaga

Nursery Assistant

Seni is currently working towards her level 3 in childcare and education

My motto: Eat healthy, sleep well, breathe deeply, enjoy life.

Sophie Elwin

Nursery Practitioner

T Level in Education and Early Years (Level 3)

Your encouragement today builds your child's courage for tomorrow.