After school nanny needed - Herne Hill

By brockwellmum
September 6, 2016 in The Family Room Classifieds

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Posted September 6, 2016

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Posted September 6, 2016

We are looking for a friendly and reliable person to pick up our three children (aged 10, 7 and nearly 5) from Rosendale school at 3.25pm 3 days a week (Monday, Tuesday and Thursday) and look after them until we get home at around 6.30pm.

We live right opposite Brockwell park, around a 10 minute walk from school - and the kids enjoy playing in the park after school when the weather allows. On a Tuesday, the children have a swimming lesson at west Norwood pool which is a short bus ride away - so we'd expect you to take them to and from that on a Tuesday, and on other days play with the kids, help them with any activities they want to do, host the occasional playdate with other children, as well as cook them tea.

There may also be occasional babysitting on offer if that is of interest.

The pay is ?10 an hour and we need someone to start the week commencing 4th October - with possibly a few hours the week before to get to know the kids and where things are around the house and neighbourhood.

Please PM me with your name, contact details, any relevant childcare experience you have, and a bit of information about yourself.

Thanks!

Emily

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