Nanny required in Nunhead from September 2015

By JmW95
May 18, 2015 in The Family Room Classifieds

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Posted May 18, 2015

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Posted May 18, 2015

Two families looking for a nanny 3 days a week 8am to 6pm (Mon, tues, weds) for a nanny share in the Nunhead area from September. Children are 5, 4 and two 2 year olds.

We're looking for someone to look after the toddlers during the day and carry out the school run for the older 2. Role is term time and holidays.

You'll be enthusiastic, caring and kind with plenty of experience and able to keep our children happy and entertained. You'll also need to be Ofsted registered.

Please contact me if you're available or if you have any nannies that you can recommend.

Many thanks

Julia

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