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Hi everyone,

I am currently working as a childminders assistant and have been in this position for just over a year, before that I was assitamt in another setting for 2 years.

I previously worked as a nanny for a lovely family with 2 children for a year and 2 months.

I am DBS checked, first aid trained, level 2 food safety and safeguarding children trained.

I love looking after children and helping with their development with planned activities, and a big fan of messy play.

I enjoy taking daily trips out to the park, soft play and playgroups, going to the farm and museums also.

(I'm looking for a full time position)

Please pm with any questions


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Hi There,


After reading your post I wondered if the position below may be of interest to you.


re you an experienced childcare professional looking for a new opportunity?


I am currently looking to recruit two childcare practitioners to join a small Ofsted registered

childminding team in East Dulwich. Candidates

must have:


- A genuine interest in childcare

- Hold an NVQ Level 2 or NVQ Level 3 in childcare

- Have at least two years experience in a nursery setting or equivalent



The position is from Monday - Thursday and hours are either 7:30am - 13:30 or 13:00 - 18:30.

On some occasions you may also be required to work a full day.


If you would like to find out more please forward your CV in the first instance to [email protected] or contact Gaynor (07956 952 411 )


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