8 holiday nanny jobs found

After-school and Holiday Nanny – Watford, Hertfordshire – £27,500 gross per year – start as soon as possible A Watford family want a long-term nanny to look after their two children, aged 10 and 12, after school and during the holidays. You will need to be comfortable with pre-teens and able to keep on top of everything that comes with that age – homework, activities and the running of the house – and you would become a settled part of family life. Location: Watford, Hertfordshire Children: two, aged 10 and 12 Term time: Monday to Friday, 2.30pm to 7.30pm (25 hours a week) Holidays: 40 hours a week for 15 weeks of the year Salary: £27,500 a year, gross Start: as soon as possible, long term Driving: essential, using your own car for work Ofsted: registration not required Pets / SEN: no pets and no SEN needs Household help (no cleaning) The family's laundry, plus ironing if you are happy to do it Keeping the house tidy Preparing...

Sole Charge Nanny – near Welwyn, Hertfordshire – Monday to Thursday – £30,000–£32,000 a year – start ASAP A family living near Welwyn need a nanny to take sole charge of their three-year-old son four days a week. He is at school, which is why the hours are split during term time. As both parents go into London, you will be in sole charge, and because the family have a cleaner the job is nanny duties only. Location: near Welwyn, Hertfordshire Days: Monday to Thursday Term-time hours: 7am to 9am and 3.30pm to 7.30pm Holiday hours: 8am to 7pm, for 19 weeks of the year Mornings: the family could offer two or three mornings instead if that works better for you, though they would like some mornings covered if possible Salary: £30,000–£32,000 per annum Start: as soon as possible A typical day In term time: doing the school run, giving him some relaxed time after school, cooking a fresh meal, playing together and doing bath time before his...

Sole charge nanny, three days a week – Harpenden, Hertfordshire AL5 – £16 to £18 gross per hour – start as soon as possible A Harpenden family are after a long-term nanny to take sole charge of their two children, aged 2 and 4, on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays. Alongside the full range of nanny duties, they would like you to help their older boy with any reading or homework from school, ideally before he gets too tired at the end of the day. Location: Harpenden, Hertfordshire AL5 Days: Tuesday to Thursday Hours: 7.30am to 6.30pm Children: two, aged 2 and 4 Pay: £16 to £18 gross per hour Start: as soon as possible, long term Pets: none Your days will include School runs Preparing the children's meals Days out in the school holidays Local groups during term time Supporting the older child with reading and homework set by school To apply, send your CV using the Apply button.

After-school Nanny – Wanstead, London – £19–£22 net per hour – starting January 2027 A family in Wanstead would like a kind, reliable and organised after-school nanny for their two sons, aged 4 and 7. The job suits someone who enjoys school-age children, is happy to take on some light household jobs and would like to become a valued part of the household. Location: Wanstead, London Children: two boys, aged 4 and 7 Start: January 2027 Pay: £19–£22 per hour net, in line with experience Term time: about 20 hours a week, Monday to Thursday, from roughly 1pm or 2pm until 6.30pm depending on the household duties agreed; the family would appreciate the odd Friday with notice School holidays: full-time hours Estimated annual pay: around £24,700–£28,600 net, based on 20 hours a week in term time and 40 hours a week during the school holidays What you will do Pick the boys up from school and look after them afterwards Make their meals and snacks...

After-school Nanny – Baldock, Hertfordshire – £25,000 gross per year – permanent, January start A family in Baldock needs an after-school nanny for their two children, aged 4 and 7. It is a permanent, sole-charge role, four days a week, with some house help built in. One parent works from home each day but leaves you to get on with things. Location: Baldock, Hertfordshire Days: Monday to Thursday Term-time hours: 1.30pm to 6pm (6.30pm on two of the days), 19 hours a week Private school holidays: 8am to 6pm on all four days, 40 hours a week Average: about 26.5 hours a week Salary: £25,000 gross per year Start: January; permanent Children: aged 4 and 7 The role Sole charge; a parent is at home working each day but does not get involved Ofsted registration is not required You must drive and have your own car for work use; the family may provide a duty car soon after you start, but they can't say when No pets Before the school...

Live-out Nanny – Parsons Green, South West London – £40,000 gross per annum Location: Parsons Green, South West London; live-out Children: Two children, aged three and six Hours: Monday to Friday; term-time 12pm–7pm (35 hours a week); longer hours on an ad hoc basis in school holidays Salary: £40,000 gross per annum Start: ASAP Other: Driving not required; English essential; travel a bonus but not essential; tube card provided for the school run An easy-going family in Parsons Green are looking for a fun, proactive and honest live-out Nanny for their two children. The youngest attends a local preschool within walking distance and the eldest goes to school a short tube ride away. They want someone reliable and respectful, with open communication and good common sense, and a genuine desire to become part of the family. Duties School and preschool pickups Cooking for the children Managing after-school activities Helping with homework...

Part-time After-School Nanny – Chiswick, London W4 – £19–£22 gross per hour Location: Chiswick, London (W4) Children: Boy aged 12 and girl aged 9 Hours: Monday to Friday, 3pm–7pm (20 hours a week); extra hours may be available in school holidays (typically 9am–6pm); occasional paid evening babysitting Salary: £19–£22 gross per hour (about £380–£440 gross per week for 20 hours) Start: ASAP A family in Chiswick is looking for a friendly, reliable and organised person to support their two school-aged children. As the children become more independent, this is not a traditional full nanny role – they want a responsible presence at home who helps afternoons run smoothly and encourages independence. The 12-year-old returns home independently by school bus; the 9-year-old needs collecting from school (about 25 minutes on foot or two stops by tube). Applicants from different backgrounds are welcome; exclusive professional-nanny experience is not required....