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Our amazing Spanish au pair Sonia is looking for a nanny job from September. Sonia has lived with us in Forest Hill for the last year looking after my son aged 4 and daughter aged 6.I cannot recommend her highly enough. She is 24 years of age and is a trained primary school teacher in Spain (has completed a primary school education degree). Prior to joining us she worked at a summer school in Spain looking after over 60 3 and 4 year olds. Since living with us she has looked after my son and daughter before and after school - my son, who was 3 when she started only does 3 hours at nursery each day and the rest of the time Sonia has been caring for him. Sonia is also a trained life guard and has done a great job teaching my children to swim - they now do lengths of the 'big pool' on their own, all down to her weekly one to one lessons with them. She is hard working, responsible, caring and affectionate. Additionally she has been volunteering at my son's nursery within a primary school one day a week. My children will both be at school full time from September so we cannot offer her a job though as you can probably tell, I am going to miss her lots! She would make a fantastic nanny for a local family - she is familiar with the area and spends lots of time at the Horniman museum, Dulwich park, Goose green playground etc. Ideally she is looking for full time Monday to Friday but is also very happy to do weekends if needed. If you are interested then please PM me and I will pass on Sonia's contact details so you can chat with her direct.
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Hi there -she sounds exactly what I'm lookingfor for my 5 and 8 yr old boys from sept. our lovely nanny of 2 yrs is leaving us to go back to uni and we're looking for a live out nanny, ideally with teaching experience. Our current nanny was a teaching assistant and all works really well. I also used to teach swimming! My boys are active and fun loving. We live in Sydenham and boys at Dulwich schools.

Pls do call on 07890781194

Many thanks

Julie

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