Nanny required for May; date TBC, covering Monday-Wednesday

By arthurthecat
January 9, 2018 in The Family Room Classifieds

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arthurthecat

Posted January 9, 2018

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Posted January 9, 2018

Hello

We are a family of 4, plus a Cat. I?m returning to work in May and need a nanny to work Monday through to Wednesday covering a full day (expected 7.15-6.30) start sometime in May?18; exact date to be confirmed. The role will fulfill all usual nanny obligations, looking after and caring for a baby (7/8 Months come May) and a really inquisitive toddler who is 3 1/2 currently. Really keen on someone who is confident, caring and reliable but who can use imaginative ways to support learning through play and other methods - learning words, letters, basic maths, etc. Experience of this either through Nursery teaching or other families is a pre-requisite. Ideally you?ll have minimum of 6 year experience.

Also DBS, NVQ3 a minimum, Ofstead is desirable.

Our last nanny was with us for 2.5 years so looking for someone who is part of our family.

About us - We live in a central location just behind goose green, enjoy cooking and cycling. We?ve got a boy and a girl and love to spend our weekends heading outside and pottering around the house.

Please contact me via private message.

Jennie

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