Part time experienced nanny required Feb 2016

By ikkin
November 21, 2015 in The Family Room Classifieds

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Posted November 21, 2015

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Posted November 21, 2015

I'm looking for a part time nanny for 3 days a week (Tues - Thurs) starting from Feb 2016. The role will be a nanny share for two families based in Brockley (SE4 - 5 mins from the station), providing full day care for 2 1yr olds (girl and boy) and wrap around care for a 3.5yr old girl who attends nursery full time. This will include pick up from nursery around 3.15pm and full care during school holidays. Daily hours are 7:30am to 6pm.

We require an OFSTED registered nanny (or willing to be registered), with full DBS checks, first aid certificate and relevant experience looking after babies and a pre-schooler.

If this sounds of interest, please message me with rates and an up to date CV and I can provide more information on the role.

Nikki

N.B. You must be ok with cats!

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