Experienced Nannie available for evening and weekend work ?8p/h

By gracerobinson
July 8, 2016 in The Family Room Classifieds

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gracerobinson

Posted July 8, 2016

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Posted July 8, 2016

Hello all,

I am 26, grew up in East Dulwich and attended Alleyn's School. I am available for weekday evening and weekend work. I work full time for a children's charity in North London and live in South (Brixton). I work from 10am - 6pm mon -fri, I'm likely to be with you by 7:15pm on a weekday evening, I am flexible at weekends for day time work too. I have five years experience of working with children in a professional setting through charity work and I worked for two years as a part-time Nanny. I have experience of working with 6 month old children - 18 year olds. If you would like further information please feel free to contact me via email - [email protected], or telephone 07554037535.

Thank you!

Grace Robinson

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