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Our Team and Ethos

About Our Team.

We have an amazing team who are dedicated to creating a relaxing, friendly and safe environment where your little ones can thrive!

Our team are passionate about what they do meaning the children in our care continue to have a safe and stable environment surrounded by team members who love what they do. All our team members complete regular Safe Guarding training and all new team members are subject to DBS clearance.

Station House

Our History.

Station House Nursery is based within the historic Grade II Listed Station House at Burscough Bridge. The original station opened on the 9th of April 1855. It was built by the Manchester and Southport Railway which became part of the Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway in January 1885.

Station House Nursery School took ownership of the Old Station House in early 2022. After a full restoration, whilst still maintaining the core of the historic building’s values, the Nursery School opened in early 2023.

Meet The Team

Meet The Station House Management Team.

Station House Nursery is very lucky to have such an amazing and caring team as this. With the new addition of Beth, the team has even more hands on experience to take care of your children.

Feel free to read more about the backgrounds and experience of Gezz, Lucy and Beth below.

Gezz
Nursery Manager

Hi, my name is Gezz, I am the nursery manager at Station House Nursery School.

I hold an NVQ level 3 in childcare and education and have both Safeguarding and paediatric first aid training. I have worked in the childcare sector for over 20 years and have worked with all ages, both as a practitioner and room leader, before working as a deputy manager for 9 years.

I love working with children and watching them develop and grow into the best versions of themselves and take pride in helping them achieve their goals. Within my role of manger, I also look forward to helping my staff team build in confidence within their own roles and offer them progression when and where I can.

I have experience working with SEN children and hope to progress my own knowledge and understanding in this area within the near future.

I also have 4 children of my own so have lots of personal experience with parenthood which I find can be helpful when understanding other parents’ concerns or queries when choosing a nursery setting.

I look forward to helping your little ones grow!

Lucy Keane
Assistant Manager

Hello, I’m Lucy and I am the Assistant Manager at Station House Nursery School.

I have worked in the Early childhood sector for over 22 years, in roles ranging from Childminder to Reception Class teacher. As such, I have gained a wealth of knowledge regarding early child development, learning and care.

I am passionate about providing each child in our Nursery with fun and relevant experiences to help them develop holistically.

I am very excited to meet your child and help them to begin their own learning journey.

Beth
Room Leader

Hi, I’m Beth and I am the 3rd in charge and baby room leader at Station House Nursery School.

I have worked in Childcare for 6 years with ages from 0-5 but I particularly enjoy working in the baby room and love being able to provide caring and nurturing environments for babies to develop, I hold a level 4 NVQ in management in early years and currently working towards my SENCO qualification to become the SENCO in our nursery setting. I have experience working with children with SEN and use this to provide equal opportunities of play for all children.

I have an 18-month-old myself and I enjoy being able to bring my experiences from being a parent and knowledge from my years in childcare to support the children and parents with their journey through the nursery.

I am excited to meet you and your child and help to provide a home from home experience.