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I wonder if anyone has any experience/ideas of arrangements for primary school age children before and after school. The school we are hoping to get our little one into is in Dulwich Village but we're in East Dulwich. I guess the option is a childminder who can take children to school in the morning and then look after them post school until we get home from work. Does this work and how much approx does it cost? Thanks all. CC.
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I'm sure the Dulwich Village school operates a breakfast club from around 8am and then Dulwich Hamlet school operate an after school club now which goes on until 5.45pm - not sure how you would get child over to Dulwich Hamlet though!


Maybe this might be an option?

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