Nanny required Dulwich/Sydenham from beginning sept

By Julie7
June 28, 2015 in The Family Room Classifieds

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Julie7

Posted June 28, 2015

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Posted June 28, 2015

Hi,

We are looking for a part time permanent nanny 5 days week starting sept but can start earlier to ensure good handover from our current nanny.

5 days a week will equate to 25-30 hours week with scope for more hours as agreeable. Cover required for short morning school run and pick up after school with care until 7pm including dinner provision and homework help. More help required in school holidays.

We are a sporty family with two energetic fun loving boys aged 8 and 5 at Dulwich schools. We live in sydenham. We have lived in dulwich / sydenham for the past 15 yrs. Our fab long term nanny is off to university and we are seeking a replacement.

Must speak excellent English, be able to support and guide homework, cook and care for children, and keep the house tidy. Also must have lots of energy, be enthusiastic honest, caring and like sport.

Driver and previous care of children ( not babies) and/or teaching experience preferred. Male and female nannies considered ( our current nanny is male).

If you are interested pls PM me with a summary of experience and your contact details

Many thks

Julie

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