Jobs in Berinsfield

SEN Nanny / Manny in a village in South Oxfordshire, OX44. This is a rewarding part-time opportunity for an experienced and enthusiastic SEN Nanny / Manny to support Theo, an active 9-year-old boy who loves swimming, sensory play and being outdoors. Up to £24.00 gross per hour.
* Salary/Wage: £25,200.00 Gross Per Annum | £22.00ph gross weekdays| £24.00ph gross weekends
* Essential: At least two years’ experience supporting non-verbal autistic children with learning disabilities; confident with de-escalation strategies and supporting care needs such as toileting and washing. Needs to be energetic, physically confident, strong, patient and safety-conscious. Willingness to complete Autism Awareness training and Safeguarding Children Level 1.
* Desirable: Previous training and/or qualifications in Autism Awareness and Safeguarding Children. Experience taking children swimming.
* Driving Requirements: Yes. An electric family car may be available for use while on duty; however, candidates will also need access to their own vehicle due to the family's rural location and for occasions when the family car is unavailable. Mileage will be reimbursed, and a car seat will be provided.
* Start Date: ASAP. Days & Hours: 18 hours per week; Monday, Wednesday and Thursday: 2:45 pm – 7:45 pm (5 hours per day), Friday: 2:45 pm – 5:45 pm (3 hours). In addition, minimum of 16 additional hours per month is guaranteed to be worked across one or two weekends, depending on the family's requirements. Both parents are doctors and are regularly on-call at the hospital. An overnight stay may occasionally be required. During school holidays, the exact days and times of the 18 weekday hours per week may vary to term-time but will be discussed and agreed in advance.
* Pets in Home: None
* Accommodation Provided: Own bedroom and bathroom available for occasional overnight stays.
* Recruiter Contact: Rachael (url removed)
About the Client/Child Theo is an engaging 9-year-old who is happiest when he is busy and on the move. He loves swimming, water play, messy play, music, climbing, trampolining and time outdoors. He also enjoys calm indoor spaces when he needs to decompress. Theo is autistic, non-verbal and has ADHD, global delay and sensory processing difficulties. He communicates his needs by taking adults to what he wants, using simple signals and with communication boards at school. He understands well when instructions are kept simple and calmly delivered, and he responds best to a patient, reassuring approach.
The Role at a Glance This is a varied and rewarding role supporting Theo after school and at weekends, helping him transition from school to home, enjoy his activities, stay safe and feel regulated with clear, calm and consistent routines. The successful candidate will be supporting daily after-school routines, meal times, toileting and personal care, and helping Theo enjoy his favourite activities, both indoors and outdoors, depending on his mood and the weather. Close supervision is essential, particularly in kitchens and bathrooms and when out and about, as Theo can become unsettled quickly if he is uncomfortable, unwell or overwhelmed. Weekend hours are flexible and may be spread across one or two weekends each month, with the possibility of occasional overnight stays as the role develops. Theo sleeps through the night so the SEN Nanny / Manny is unlikely to be disturbed once he is asleep.
This Job Would Suit This role would suit someone with proven experience supporting non-verbal autistic children, for at least two years, who is calm under pressure and confident with de-escalation. Someone who is energetic and strong enough to support a child safely when needed, and enthusiastic about getting involved in active play and sensory activities. A driver with their own car is essential due to the rural location and limited public transport.
Why You’ll Love This Role
The family has created a warm, spacious and well-equipped home, with dedicated indoor and outdoor spaces designed around Theo's needs. There is plenty of room for him to play, stay calm and enjoy his favourite activities. The home environment has been adapted to support his safety and comfort. This is a chance to join a family who value kindness, warmth and teamwork. If you enjoy making a meaningul difference to a child's life while working in a supportive setting, this role offers real purpose as well as flexibility and variety.
Recruitment Process This vacancy is being managed through Snap Care’s Shortlist Service. We will review all applications and verify the essential criteria are met before passing suitable CVs and contact details to our client/case manager, who will continue the recruitment process directly. By applying, you consent to your details being shared with our client.
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