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Daily Nanny, West London

Nanny job ref: PD/West London – Position Filled
Sole charge daily nanny needed for two boys aged 6 & 7, both at full time school. This family is relocating to West London (Chiswick area) and looking for an active and energetic nanny who can keep up with two very busy boys, someone who will be firm but fair and will set boundaries. The boys are very social and have lots of after school activities so a manual driver is essential, you will have use of a car. Other duties will include the school runs, preparing fresh meals for the boys’, homework, ironing, organising play dates, helping with birthday parties and occasional errands such as dropping off/picking up dry cleaning. They are looking for someone who is flexible to work a part-time during term time (approx. 30 hours) and full-time (approx. 50-55hrs) in the holidays. You will need to be available during term time if one of the children are off sick from school. This position will start 1^st of August and will offer a generous full-time salary ranging from £500-575npw depending on individual experience + 28 days paid holiday per year. Interviewing ASAP.

30 hours’ free childcare for 3/4 year olds

30 Hours’ free childcare – will your child get it?

Government plans to double free childcare to 30 hours a week for 3 and 4 year olds have been updated by George Osborne in his Autumn Statement 2015. The Chancellor revealed a couple of changes to the original plans…

1 The 30-hours free childcare will now only be available to parents who work more than 16 hours a week. This means parents who work 2 days a week or under are not eligible – although it looks like they will still receive the 15 hours free childcare that is currently available.

2 There’s also a salary cap, although it’s at the very high end. Parents who individually earn more than £100,000 a year will not be eligible.

The Government is planning to roll out a pilot scheme in a few areas in September 2016 – it’s yet to be announced where those pilot areas will be. The scheme is scheduled to go nationwide in 2017.

To find out more about the scheme, how it will work, when it will start and if your child will qualify please visit the following links: