Very experienced nanny
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I am a happy experienced nanny, with many years’ experience. I love children and believe that I have a good rapport with them. I enjoy seeing them grow from tiny helpless babies into inquisitive confident children. Teaching good manners and socialising is very important to me whilst giving children the time and space to develop their own personalities
Mrs Georgina Campbell, Oxfordshire. August 2021 - July 2022
My role includes normal nanny duties such as
Day to day care of the children
Helping to keep the house neat and tidy
Running errands for the family
Planning age appropriate activities for the children
Participating in activities organised by the local community
Mrs Sharonhhhhhi Duxbury, Cancer Centre, Churchill Hospital, Oxford Sept 2019 – August 2021
Radiotherapy Assistant In my role I carry out a wide range of duties, including
Making masks and moulds for patients about to have Radiotheraphy
Mrs Angela Minassian, Headington, Oxford August 2018 – Sept 2019
My role included normal nanny duties such as:
Teaching the children good manners
Children’s laundry and meal preparation
Keeping the parents updated as to how their children were spending the day
Mrs Alice Shrimpton, Oxfordshire May 2015 – July 2018
Initially employed as a maternity nurse, progressing to a part-time daily nanny as the children grew. Role includes:
Maternity Unit, John Radcliffe Hospital, Oxford Jan 2014 – Apr 2015
Maternity Support Worker In this role, I provided breast/bottle feeding support to new mothers and general care for newborn babies, including nappy changing and bathing. Supporting parents was also key to the role, especially helping those coping with late miscarriage or stillbirth. Ward duties included cleaning, re-stocking supplies and checking emergency equipment.
MacIntyre Charity, Abingdon Jan 2013 – Nov 2013
I developed and delivered individual and flexible learning programmes within a range of environments for young adults aged 16-18 with severe behavioural, emotional, social and communication difficulties, often those with autistic spectrum disorder. Working a part of a team was essential, contributing to meetings to create the bespoke person-centred educational opportunities.
Caremark, Woodstock Jan 2012 – Nov 2012
I provided care for elderly people in the community setting, including personal support and companionship, enabling them to live independently.
Minor Injuries Unit, Witney May 2005 – Jul 2011
My duties were varied, including:
Between 1995 and 1999, I held three full-time nanny positions, one being a live-in role.
I then took time out to have my own family.
2000–2001 Abingdon & Witney College
A-level: English
1996–1997 West Oxfordshire College
1993–1995 Lovelock-Jones Nursing Educational Centre, High Wycombe
1986–1992 Henry Box School
GCSEs English Language, English Literature, Geography, Maths, French,
Biology, Psychology, Physics, History
City & Guilds: Basic Competence in Computer Technology
Oxfordshire Breastfeeding Management Course: 2-day training course (2014)
