Seeking Full time Nanny from early Jan 22 in East Dulwich

By Japa
November 23, 2021 in The Family Room Classifieds

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Japa

Posted November 23, 2021

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Posted November 23, 2021

We are looking for a fun loving, energetic, flexible and experienced live out Nanny, from 7am (occasionally earlier) to 6:30pm, covering school drop off and pick ups (experienced driver for use of family car), support with homework, collection from after school activities and planning fun activities during school holidays (kids love to be outdoors)

The role will include some household errands and family cooking.

Hours will be shorter during school term time (7-9am & 1-6:30pm)and holidays 7-6.30pm and will pay an annual salary.

Please send a CV if of interest.

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