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We're looking for a nanny, to care for our two boys 10, and 7. It's a part-time role, but up to 25 hours a week. (And could be topped up by regular babysitting).


After school care 2-6.30 four days a week (mon-fri), two additional mornings 7.30-9 for school drop off, and our current arrangement includes 20 days a year we can use as full time days (usually school holidays). With an agreed annual salary spread across 12 monthly payments.


Two great boys, very different personalities... one into sport, one into lego and films, usually post school activities, supervising homework, ferrying between playdates, after school clubs. Let me know if you'd be interested in having a chat. Jonathan

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