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Hello!

Please let me know if you would be interested in applying. Job spec below.


Unfortunately our amazing nanny of three years will be leaving us to start a new career, so we will require a nanny/housekeeper from the end of July of 2017 on a full time, live out basis.


Nanny work:

-Drop off/pick up boys from school;

-Ensure they complete homework and assist them with homework where necessary;

-Organise and supervise playdates;

-Take / pick up kids to / from afterschool activities (e.g. swimming);

-Wash boys 'clothes, towels and linens and lay out school uniform for next day;

-Feed them snacks, pack them school lunches and make them a light meal for dinner;

-Supervise bathtime each day;

-Ensure boys tidy up their rooms and playroom, put away toys, etc.


Housekeeping work:

-Wash dishes/fill/empty dishwasher daily;

-Make beds daily;

-Ironing weekly;

-Change and wash linens weekly;

-Hoovering whole house weekly;

-Mop kitchen and bathroom floors weekly;

-Clean both bathrooms weekly;

-Dusting / tidying daily; and,

-Put away groceries when they are delivered, and assist us with keeping a grocery list.


Hours 8am - 630pm, but will need to have some flexibility from time to time. No public/bank holidays or weekends are required. Nanny/Housekeeper must take their five weeks paid holiday at the same time as family takes our holiday; this will be during school holidays.


Preferred candidate:


-Candidate should be a mature, reliable, energetic individual with good English language skills and a good educational background (degree not required).


-Highly prefer someone local to south east London area and an easy commute to East Dulwich.


-References required for roles in a similar line of work--this could be from previous nanny roles, other childcare work or teaching/teaching assistant work.


-Only candidates that can commit to the role for more than 12 months will be considered.


Salary is gross ?28,000 per annum, and we will also contribute to a private workplace pension. Payslips will be provided by an independent nanny tax service, who will handle all PAYE and NIC administration.

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