Triangle is our friendly before- and after-school provision, created to support families who need care outside normal school hours.

We are open each school day from 7:30am to 8:30am, and again from 3:15pm to 5:30pm. Triangle takes place on the school site and is run by our own school staff, so children are cared for by familiar adults who know them well and understand their individual needs.

In the morning, children can enjoy a relaxed breakfast including cereals, croissants, and toast to help them start the day ready for learning. After school, a selection of snacks is provided, such as biscuits, pancakes, fruit, bread, crumpets, and drinks.

Children can choose from a range of enjoyable activities, including arts and crafts, colouring, board games, construction, and imaginative play. There is also time and space for homework or spelling practice if they wish, as well as access to the outdoor area for fresh air and play.

The provision is managed by Mrs Brotherhood, who is a Designated Safeguarding Lead. In addition, staff working in Triangle include trained first aiders, ensuring children’s safety and wellbeing at all times.

Triangle offers a safe, welcoming environment where children can relax, play, and enjoy their time before and after the school day.

Session Charges (can be booked and purchased via ParentPay)

Session	Current Price
Breakfast Session: 7.30am – 8.45am	£6.00
Afternoon Session: 3.15pm – 4.15pm	£6.00
Twilight Session: 3.15pm – 5.30pm	£7.50

Who’s Who?

Mrs Brotherhood has worked at St Pauls for over 20 years. Firstly working at Triangle club then going on to become a teaching assistant. Her passion is for reading and doing jigsaws and is always very keen to help the children with either of these at Triangle club. Her favourite book is the scarecrows’ wedding . Mrs Brotherhood loves, loves , loves shopping cats and Liverpool Football club . 

Miss Jestel has worked at St. Paul’s for ten years, having worked in Nursery, Reception, Year 1, 2 and 3. Miss Jestel particularly enjoys PE, reading with the children and going on school trips, especially residentials. The muddier the better! When she is not in school, Miss Jestel enjoys going to the gym, reading romance novels and is a foster carer. Miss Jestel is a first aider so is always on hand with an ice pack! She is also bilingual, having spent the first eighteen years of her life in Germany. 

Mrs Turner has worked at St. Paul’s for over 30 years, she has worked in every year group over the years and likes doing Arts and Crafts and reading with the children. All of Mrs Turner’s children and grandchildren came to St. Paul’s with her youngest grandchild hopefully starting next year!! Outside of school Mrs Turner loves gardening and going on holiday with her family. Mrs Turner can tap dance-she was taught years ago by Mrs McGee!!

Mrs Chater has worked at St. Pauls for 19 years and, during this time, has worked across all year groups. She holds an Early Years qualification.
She enjoys sharing stories with the children, engaging in messy play, spending time outdoors in all types of weather, and supporting young minds as they grow.
In her spare time, she loves reading, shopping, going to the cinema, and taking city breaks.
She is a good listener who helps children feel settled and comfortable in a calm, relaxing environment, building strong relationships and trust with them.
She is also a keen gardener with a passion for growing flowers.

Mrs Knight has worked at St Paul’s for 14 years and is a HLTA working across all year groups from Nursery to Year 6. She is also the Forest School lead and runs Eco Council. Mrs Knight enjoys being outdoors in Forest School, covering different lessons – especially History and English, going on school trips and taking children on residential trips. When she is not in school, Mrs Knight enjoys walking with her dog, swimming and being a cub scout leader. She also enjoys going on adventures with her son, niece and nephews. Mrs Knight is a first aider, who thankfully didn’t need to use it, when she climbed Mt. Kilimanjaro in 2015.