WANTED: 2-3 days pw nanny (SE15) MUST DRIVE

By fishcakes77
July 23, 2015 in The Family Room Classifieds

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fishcakes77

Posted July 23, 2015

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Posted July 23, 2015

We're looking for a fun, patient and caring nanny to help look after our 2 girls (age 6 and 2.5), starting early September. Hours would be 7.30am-6.30pm.

We are happy to consider either 2 or 3 days per week and can be flexible which days but a clean driving licence is essential as the job involves drop off and pickup of our eldest from school (St Dunstan's). If you prefer to work 3 days then we would like the house cleaned and ironing done on one day as our youngest will be at nursery.

We live in North Peckham (near Old Kent Rd)so please check you can get to us easily.

Also happy to consider a nanny share if logistics work or just before and after school.

Please PM me if interested/ would like more info. We're especially keen to hear from native Spanish speakers (with a driving license)as our children are bi-lingual.

Many thanks

Emma

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