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We are a busy, happy, and lively family of five. We have three wonderful children: a girl, (3yrs old in September), our middle boy (5yrs old), and our eldest boy (7yrs old in October). We live in Beckenham, South London and both work full-time. We have a good-sized house with an ample garden and a dedicated playroom for the kids. Our children go to school in Dulwich (8mins on the train from our home).
 
About the role
👍 We are looking for a caring, energetic, and reliable nanny to become part of our family for the long term. We're open to live in or live out positions.
⏰The role is 1-7pm, Mon-Fri during the school term but we can be flexible on the hours or days based on the right candidate. Ideally, the candidate would be open to being full-time during the school holidays: 8am-6pm .From September, all three children go to school. We will handle drop offs; the nanny would do pick-ups. 
🚗 A driver is preferable, and the family car will be provided.
🐶 We have a cockapoo someone comfortable with dogs is a must.
🌍 We go to Portugal every year and would love the nanny to join but this is not essential.
 
What do we need?
🧘 We’re looking for someone who is nurturing whilst setting clear boundaries. 
🍓Someone who will prepare healthy, balanced meals and snacks for the children. A passionate cook is a must. Someone who will bathe and care for the kids as we would.
🧹Someone will do housework associated with the kids (i.e. cleaning up after meal time and their laundry). We have a much-loved weekly cleaner (been with us for 7years) and a gardener.
✏️Someone who is passionate about supporting our children with their learning, helping them with their homework. 
💡Prior experience with early years children is needed (be it a previous nanny, nursery worker, teaching assistant, etc). 
 
Salary
  • Is competitive and will be based on whether it's live in/live out, experience and what hours we both agree on.
 
Requirements
  • Must over 18 years old
  • Valid DBS certificate
  • Must have a valid and clean driving license, car is provided for caring duties
  • Valid UK passport/work permit
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