Toddler who died on first day at at York College Day Nursery is named A three-year-old girl who died on her first day at nursery was named yesterday by police. Lydia Bishop died after becoming entangled in playground equipment in the outdoor play area at York College Day Nursery on Monday afternoon. North Yorkshire Police said Lydia's death was not being treated as suspicious, but an investigation has been launched. Emergency services were called at 2:35pm on Monday and Lydia was taken to York District Hospital, where she was pronounced dead. Alison Birkinshaw, York College principal, said: "Clearly this is absolutely devastating news for the child's family and everyone at York College. Our thoughts are with the family, the children, families and staff associated with the nursery and everyone affected by this incident. We are doing all we can to assist the authorities with their inquiries and we will also do our utmost to support everybody involved as best as we can. Dr Birkinshaw said York College staff acted immediately and called emergency services after Lydia suffered serious injuries in the nursery play area. An Ofsted inspection carried out at the nursery in September 2009 said the overall quality of provision at the nursery was good and described the outdoor facilities as "superb." Joe Cocker, City of York Safeguarding Children Board manager, said: "It is impossible to imagine what the parents must be going through, and my thoughts are with the family." The investigation into the girl's death will involve police, City of York Safeguarding Children Board (CYSCB), Ofsted and the Health and Safety Executive.