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Hi! We are looking for a wraparound and holiday care Nanny Mon-Thursday(or Wednesday) for our 5yo.


You'd be responsible for afterschool collection, making simple dinners and light housework such as washing school uniforms. We're a relaxed, fun family but we need someone super-reliable as we don't have a lot of family support nearby.


Ideal term time hours would be and 2pm - 6.30pm

Ideal school holiday hours 8am - 6.30pm



DBS and first aid is required.

Car and driving licence would be a bonus, as would Ofsted registration, neither are essential.


We?re looking for someone who would be happy to stay with us long-term and become a member of the family.


Location is border of Peckham / Camberwell.

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