After school nanny wanted from September

By Rachiepj123
June 18, 2016 in The Family Room Classifieds

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Posted June 18, 2016

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Posted June 18, 2016

We are looking for an after school nanny to look after our two lovely, lively boys from September - they are 4 and 8 and will be at Dulwich Infants and Dulwich Hamlet. Hours would be 3-6.30 Monday to Friday with the option to do more hours in the school holidays, occasional mornings, and light house-related duties if interested (not cleaning - we have a cleaner).

We are hoping to find someone caring and fun who can prepare tea, help with homework and organise occasional playdates/park trips.

Please PM me if this might be of interest.

Many thanks!

Rachel

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