Nina Trevellian
APPRENTICE IN THE DEN
Hello, I'm Nina.
I am delighted that that I have recently completed my NVQ level 3 Children and Young People’s Workforce. To support this I have been volunteering at Free Rangers Nursery, in the Den for two years. I really enjoyed my time here and was delighted to obtain a role in the Free Rangers. I realise that with children they continue to amaze us, as I working with children and continue to learn.
I have two children, one at nursery and one at primary school. Since I have lost my ability to hear, I have become a cochlear implant user, this provides me with the sensation of hearing, even though I am profoundly deaf. As a consequence I welcome any child and young person with special needs and I value equality and diversity. It is one of my aims to research further about child development and potential with valuing their independence, I enjoy learning with fun and support their needs as well as I can.
Outside of Free Rangers, I have been a senior pensions officer, administrator, actress, sports leader, and supported disabled people. I enjoy travelling – preferably to somewhere warm!
Our Story
Welton Manor Farm has been in our family for three generations. Our Grandad, George Knowles used to farm the land...
The Site
Surrounded by rolling countryside Free Rangers is located on a former working farm site and has exclusive access to 20 acres.
Forest School
Forest School is a key approach to learning which underpins the Free Rangers ethos and lies at the heart of what we do.