After School Nanny/Full Days in Holidays For 3 days a week Needed

By vbadham
May 11, 2015 in The Family Room Classifieds

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vbadham

Posted May 11, 2015

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Posted May 11, 2015

We are looking for an energetic, fun and caring live out nanny to help look after our 3 children.

During school term time, we need someone to help with school pick ups on a Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. During school holidays, we'll need childcare for 2-3 full days (Tuesday ? Thursday).

During term times, we'll need someone to start at 15.00, pick the children up from school and stay until ca. 6.30pm. Within those hours, you'll need to help with homework and get their food ready.

During school holidays, the hours will be 8.00 - 18.30 and we'll be expecting someone to take the children out to parks, museums etc so you'll need to have lots of get up and go!

Please get in touch if:

- You genuinely enjoy looking after children

- You can speak and write excellent English

- You have references and are ideally CRB checked

- You can drive

Pay will be very competitive and we need someone to start as soon as possible.

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