hiocsse chisig aoy hires rsery


agar a i oete the aoy hires rsery i ebey ar i ohest oo


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riginally from Kenya, Sagar and Rinu moved to the UK in 2000 and progressed their careers in


compliance management and banking and finance resecivel. Having always dreamt of starting her


own business, Rinu set herself the goal  acieving is  e age  . s is milestone approached, she found that in addition to her young daughter, she had twins on the way! This necessitated a slight delay in her plans but Rinu succeeded in achieving her objective in 2018 when she started her own Kumon franchise in Northwood, a venture ic se cnines  en. nenced by their experience with Kumon and raising their own children, Sagar and Rinu have developed a keen interest in child development and decided that their ultimate dream was to set up their n nrser. Rinu explains: "Our research into the


rld  rancising ad alread idenified Sarah’s team as one that we wanted to work with so when we heard that they were launching the Canopy Nursery franchise, we didn’t hesitate to get back


in touch and are thrilled to become the firs an rancisees ening e firs an ildrens rser.  n ave e nrser   dreas


– a beautiful environment for young children in the heart of this busy, diverse cni. ring  alened team of staff as they nurture and educate the children and building relationships with their families is s saising   lve i "My experience with Sarah and


er ea as een eacl as  had hoped and they have been i e ever se  e a. They and their partners feel like ne ig ail, ne ic  a rd  e ar .


 Sagar and Rinu


he rsery o y reas  a beati eiroet or yog chire i the hea o this bsy ierse coity


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