wanted nanny/manny/housekeeper part time 3 days 3-7pm & one evening (optional) up to 20 hours pw.

By nicolaJ
September 2, 2016 in The Family Room Classifieds

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nicolaJ

Posted September 2, 2016

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Posted September 2, 2016

We are a relaxed Brixton family with two boys aged 8 and 11. We need someone to pick them up from school and be home to supervise homework, cook supper, take to activities and hang out with them. There would be some light household chores (we have a cleaner), such as cooking, putting laundry in the wash. We are looking for someone independent who can take initiative when needed, is happy to do a bit of cooking, take the boys out and has some flexibility re hours etc. No prior experience needed just someone who enjoys children and is capable. Male or female.

This is a permanent position and available immediately.

We will pay a competitive rate for the right person.

We need Monday, Tuesday and Friday after school 3-6.30pm, and would increase hours to include one evening 6-11pm if you want.

Please email me if this might suit you.

Nicola

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