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Childminder/ Nanny available over summer

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hcmccallum

hcmccallum

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Hi,

I am a 22 year old student looking for a family to nanny for during the summer holidays. I am starting a Masters degree in September in Special Needs and Inclusion and I already have a undergraduate degree in Early Childhood studies. I have been a Nanny for the past 4 years and can provide references if needed. I would ideally be looking for something Monday-Friday. I love working with children and have been working towards being a SEN or an early years teacher.

Thank you,

Helen McCallum

LButcher

LButcher

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Hi Helen,

Just saw your post.

We are interested in a nanny during August from 8am - 6pm Monday - Thursday for our 22 month old boy. We live in Camberwell near Vestry Road.

If you are interested in then please do let me know as we'd love to meet you.

Thanks,

Lindsay

Brooklyn1

Brooklyn1

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Hi Helen,


We are looking for a nanny for our two children 6 and 3, for 3 weeks from August 20 - September 7 with a possibility to extend if interested. Hours would be 8:30am - 7pm, M-F. We live in West Dulwich. Please email me at [email protected] if interested.


Best,

Alex

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