Nursery Jobs in Reading
Below are examples of previously filled nursery jobs, and other Reading childcare jobs from our archive (including nanny, maternity nurse, mother’s help and doula) – for live vacancies go here
Description | Job Title & Ref. No. | Location | Childcare Job Description & Requirements | Salary |
A home from home style of nursery with excellent standards based in Reading and high standards of care throughout their 3 nursery departments catering for children aged 0-5 years. The nursery is open from 8am – 6pm Monday to Friday for 51 weeks of the year | ROOM SENIOR | READING | A qualified and experienced Nursery Nurse looking for the next step in their career is needed to work within the baby section of this nursery. The responsibilities of this job will include; deputising in the absence of the room leader, contributing to development records of the children, working as a key person to a group of the children, overseeing health and safety within the room. | £18500-19000 |
A warm and busy family in Oxford are looking for a flexible and helpful nanny to assist 5 days per week with the care of the 3 youngest children. Within this job there will be a certain element of helping around the house, and although the family employ a cleaner you will also need to clean up after yourself and the children! | Nanny | Bracknell | Duties will include entertaining and caring for the 2 year old twins and also the 4 year old boy who is due to go to Preschool in September. The hours are Monday – Friday from 730am – 6pm, the family can be flexible so can work around a day off in the week if needs be. They really want someone to be a part of their family, help out with the 3 children and contribute positively to their children’s development. | £400 PER WEEK |
A primary school based in Reading catering for children between the hours of 0745am-1800pm Monday to Friday through the use of a Breakfast and Afterschool club. The school is divided into 3 seperate houses which regularly gain points through a series of sports and other academic activities. | KS2 TEACHER, YEAR 5/6 EXPERIENCED | READING | This wonderful primary school in Reading are looking for a fixed term contract KS2 Teacher to lead year 5/6 from January 2012 – July 2012. It is essential that you have sound experience in leading this age range and are confident in your decision making skills. A sound understanding of the curriculum and deliverance of this is also essential. | £28,500 |
This is a job with a lovely family in Reading are looking for a nanny to assist in the daily care of their 3 children for 3 days per week. 2 of the childen attend school and nursery so you would be responsible for transporting them to and from these places. | PART TIME NANNY | WINCHESTER | Your duties would include transporting the children to and from nursery/school, providing age appropriate activities before and after school as well as commiting to nursery duties for the youngest child. Your hours would be 3 days per week from 7.30am – 6pm which would also include preparing the children suitable, healthy meals for the evening, packing lunch boxes and ensuring home work is completed. | £350.00 NET |
An ad-hoc nanny is required to care for a young boy of 11 years from 6pm on a weekday for two days and one night. This is for March and then there will be 3 of these in May. | AD-HOC NANNY | HENLEY | Duties will include collecting the young boy from school at 6pm on a week day and then providing him with an evening meal, assisting with homework and then staying overnight, getting him up and ready for school, prepare breakfast and take him to school for 8am, this will then need to be repeated the following day. | £151.00 per night |
Description | Job Title & Ref. No. | Location | Childcare Job Description & Requirements | Salary |
A home from home style of nursery with excellent standards based in Reading and high standards of care throughout their 3 nursery departments catering for children aged 0-5 years. The nursery is open from 8am – 6pm Monday to Friday for 51 weeks of the year | ROOM SENIOR | READING | A qualified and experienced Nursery Nurse looking for the next step in their career is needed to work within the baby section of this nursery. The responsibilities of this job will include; deputising in the absence of the room leader, contributing to development records of the children, working as a key person to a group of the children, overseeing health and safety within the room. | £18500-19000 |
A warm and busy family in Oxford are looking for a flexible and helpful nanny to assist 5 days per week with the care of the 3 youngest children. Within this job there will be a certain element of helping around the house, and although the family employ a cleaner you will also need to clean up after yourself and the children! | Nanny | Bracknell | Duties will include entertaining and caring for the 2 year old twins and also the 4 year old boy who is due to go to Preschool in September. The hours are Monday – Friday from 730am – 6pm, the family can be flexible so can work around a day off in the week if needs be. They really want someone to be a part of their family, help out with the 3 children and contribute positively to their children’s development. | £400 PER WEEK |
A primary school based in Reading catering for children between the hours of 0745am-1800pm Monday to Friday through the use of a Breakfast and Afterschool club. The school is divided into 3 seperate houses which regularly gain points through a series of sports and other academic activities. | KS2 TEACHER, YEAR 5/6 EXPERIENCED | READING | This wonderful primary school in Reading are looking for a fixed term contract KS2 Teacher to lead year 5/6 from January 2012 – July 2012. It is essential that you have sound experience in leading this age range and are confident in your decision making skills. A sound understanding of the curriculum and deliverance of this is also essential. | £28,500 |
This is a job with a lovely family in Reading are looking for a nanny to assist in the daily care of their 3 children for 3 days per week. 2 of the childen attend school and nursery so you would be responsible for transporting them to and from these places. | PART TIME NANNY | WINCHESTER | Your duties would include transporting the children to and from nursery/school, providing age appropriate activities before and after school as well as commiting to nursery duties for the youngest child. Your hours would be 3 days per week from 7.30am – 6pm which would also include preparing the children suitable, healthy meals for the evening, packing lunch boxes and ensuring home work is completed. | £350.00 NET |
An ad-hoc nanny is required to care for a young boy of 11 years from 6pm on a weekday for two days and one night. This is for March and then there will be 3 of these in May. | AD-HOC NANNY | HENLEY | Duties will include collecting the young boy from school at 6pm on a week day and then providing him with an evening meal, assisting with homework and then staying overnight, getting him up and ready for school, prepare breakfast and take him to school for 8am, this will then need to be repeated the following day. | £151.00 per night |
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Almost a quarter of childcare providers are making a loss despite fees in England being among the highest in the world, a report has suggested. In the poorest areas the proportion making a loss stands at 31%, according to a government survey. The report …
Parents will be able to drop their children off earlier and pick them up later under a new shake-up of childcare rules, it will be announced today. Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg will unveil plans which offer greater flexibility to mums and dads over how …
Reductions in child poverty may be reversed by changes to UK welfare policy, a report claims … changes in the rules for claiming child tax credit, reductions in the childcare element of working tax credit, caps on overall benefits and changes …
Mothers and fathers now spend around a quarter of annual income on childcare for under-fives – more than almost any other developed nation, it was revealed. Researchers said that costs have been driven up in recent years by a decline in the number of …
Two-year-olds living in Northamptonshire will benefit from free childcare a year early after it was decided to bring forward trials in 10 areas of England to September. Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg announced the plans which will also introduce greater …
Helpline worker Wilson convinced her 60-year-old mother, Karen, to lie to detectives after they rumbled her six-year childcare con. Her illegal scam came crashing down when HMRC officers spotted she was claiming more in childcare benefits than she earned …
Parents of two-year-old children in Peterborough are set to benefit from free childcare a year early, following a decision to bring forward trials in ten areas of England to September. Nick Clegg, the Deputy Prime Minister revealed the changes that will …
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“As the UK’s largest provider of childcare, we understand the pressures on working parents and would like to campaign to raise the cap by as much as possible, but we must be realistic.” The company has set up a petition at epetitions.direct.gov.uk …
Around a fifth of childcare providers have reported that their biggest financial … other settings – a significantly lower proportion than other businesses in the UK. Ryan Shorthouse, researcher at the Social Market Foundation, said: “Staff wages …
The average cost of childcare for each baby under two in the UK is more than £5,000 ($7,800) a year, and with nursery costs in some parts of the UK rising more than twice as fast as family incomes, some believe there is a childcare crisis in the UK.
There is insufficient holiday childcare in two-thirds of local authorities in England, Wales and Scotland, research suggests. The Daycare Trust survey also indicates most councils cut their holiday childcare budgets last year. Shortages are worst in rural …
Ministers will today launch fresh proposals to cut the cost of childcare – as new figures reveal the average family faces a bill of £1,200 this summer. The new childcare commission, set up by David Cameron last month, will release a formal call for …
Parents, early years professionals and others with an interest in childcare are today being urged to come forward with their ideas to help improve the accessibility and affordability of childcare. The childcare commission – which was announced by the Prime …
A PROPOSED overhaul of the childcare system has left some childminders in Crawley voicing concerns about safety and the choices available to parents. In May, Elizabeth Truss, MP for South West Norfolk, wrote a report detailing recommendations to reform the …
The early years funding system and policy changes including the welfare reforms must be central to the debate on the future of childcare in England, the National Day Nurseries Association (NDNA) has warned. Caption: Nurseries are faced with high business …
A SUTTON nursery is set to close its doors for a final time this week, forcing dozens of families to make alternative childcare arrangements. Sunshine and Rainbows Childcare, based at the Sutton Central Sure Start children’s centre on Westbourne View …
His disturbing behaviour was captured by a surveillance camera at the Kiddie City Childcare Centre in Vicksburg, Mississippi. As a child care worker looks the other way the boy can be seen choking a young girl, repeatedly punching her in the head and biting her.
Daycare Trust said that cuts to the tax credit scheme meant some families found they would be better off not working after the costs of childcare were taken into account. The charity is demanding that the UK Government reconsider the cuts in a gesture of …
a child care facility at the company’s headquarters outside Portland. Chief executive Mark Parker said he was deeply saddened by the news coming of the Louis Freeh investigation on the child sex abuse scandal at Penn State. Freeh says Paterno and other top …
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