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New Trustees sought for Gumboots Community Nursery

By gb_trustees
February 10, 2014 in Request a Tradesperson

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Posted February 10, 2014

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Posted February 10, 2014

Gumboots Community Nursery in East Dulwich is a well-established nursery providing Ofsted-rated 'Outstanding' childcare for children aged 6 months to 5 years. It is run by a board of Trustees who are all volunteers, and we are currently looking for new Trustees to join us.

We are seeking people who can actively contribute to achieving our aims, who are passionate about Early Years education and the role it plays in a child's development, and who share our view that a nursery can be more than simply a childcare provider. Experience as a trustee or in Early Years education is not essential but general business experience is desirable.

If you are interested in the role, please send a private message.

You will need to undertake a full DBS check and we will need two references from people who have known you in a professional or voluntary capacity for two years.

Thank you!

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