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Ofsted Nanny/ Maternity Nanny / Holiday cover if needed


Maryone

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I am a Nanny with up to date DBS and first aid, Cache Level Three in Childcare, Ofsted Registered. Car driver.


Looking for a Role Three to Four days a Week. Have experienced with Children from Three months up to 11 Years of age.


Sole charge, Shared care, Twins experienced , Special needs. School pick up Drop offs , Holiday cover

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Hello :)


I hope you're fine.


My name's Laura and, together with my husband, we are looking for someone local who can pick up our 4-year old son at Goodrich Primary school Mon to Thu and play with him until 6.30pm., when we come back from home. Ideally, we would need someone starting asap -or max. after February half term- until end of June.


Please get in touch if interested.


Many thanks,

Laura

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