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Nanny wanted for nanny share in Brockley 2 - 3 days/wk from Jan 2017


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Are you a nanny or do you know of one looking for work? If so:


We are two families living in Brockley, each with a toddler, who have been happily sharing a nanny for our two boys for 1.5 years. Our lovely nanny is going on maternity leave in mid January 2017 and we are looking for that special person to take over from her. The share will be for 2 - 3 days a week, ideally Tuesday and Wednesday but some flexibility as to which days, upto ?12 an hour depending on experience. Full job description attached, please do get in touch if you are interested or have any questions. Thank you for reading!

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