After school care/home help needed in Herne Hill - 12 hours a week

By brockwellmum
September 15, 2016 in The Family Room Classifieds

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brockwellmum

Posted September 15, 2016

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Posted September 15, 2016

Hi there

We are looking for someone to pick our children up from Rosendale school in Herne Hill and bring them home three days a week - Monday, Tuesday and Thursday. We usually get home by about 6.30pm. We'd also like an additional 3-4 hours of tidying / cleaning which could be done before the kids get home and split across a few days if necessary.More hours could be available in the school holidays.

We have three children - our eldest daughter is 10 and pretty self sufficient (though she does love to chat!), and our younger two are a son of seven and a daughter of four.

Start date - w/c 3rd October, rate ?10-11 ph depending on experience.

Please PM if interested!

Thanks!

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