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Whether the applicant is on the Protection of Children Act List and has therefore been banned from working with children in a childcare role.
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All nursery duties. This includes cooking, cleaning and laundry, but only for the children
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Physical care of the children
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Supporting and providing activities for the development of the children
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Providing well balanced and nutritious meals
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Cleaning and tidying the nursery, bedroom, playroom
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Cleaning and laundering the children’s clothes and toys
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Responsibility for cleaning and maintaining household equipment relating to the care of the children
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Taking children to playgroup, nursery, school and on outings appropriate to their age
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Preparing for special occasions such as birthday parties
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Caring for children when they are sick and administering medicine(s)
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Traveling with the children and preparing for holidays, weekend visits, etc
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Communicating with parents on all aspects of the care of their children
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Discussion with parents relating to time on and off duty, nursery expenses, transport, babysitting
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Cleaning and tidying the accommodation provided for the nanny
Other duties can be negotiated in each nanny contract.
Nanny Professional Responsibilities
Our nannies shall act at all times in such a manner as to justify trust and confidence and behave in a manner which reflects our values of professionalism and respect in all areas of their work. Every nanny will need to: