Wrap around childcare required in SE15

By raquel
November 6, 2016 in The Family Room Classifieds

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Posted November 6, 2016

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Posted November 6, 2016

We are looking for an experienced nanny or childminder to look after our two children at home before and after school. We live in Nunhead very close to Peckham Rye Park and ideally we are looking for someone who lives locally and could be flexible about the hours required.

Our children are 8 and 5 and both go to a local primary school.

We require someone (Monday to Friday) from 0800 until 0900 and 1530 until 1730.

It maybe that we require childcare for longer on some days and are really looking for someone who can be flexible.

We need someone to start after Christmas. This is a term-time position only and would finish in July.

Must be experienced nanny and have good spoken English.

If you are interested in this position, please email me your CV.

Thank you.

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