Heber school wrap around care for April - July

By EmmaJo
March 24, 2017 in The Family Room Classifieds

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EmmaJo

Posted March 24, 2017

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Posted March 24, 2017

Hi all.

We are looking for a summer term temporary arrangement for someone to bring my 4 year old daughter to nursery school at Heber Primary on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday and pick up at 3.20/3.20 Monday and Tuesday and at 12 o'clock on Wednesdays for the summer term only and term time only (I teach so don't need holiday care). Ideally I can drop her off at 7.30/7.45 in the morning and pick her up by 5.30 pm the latest.

This could suit a family that are open to a nanny or au-pair share during those hours, a childminder or a mature and responsible student (18 years old minimum with a loving personality and good personal references.

Please get in touch if interested.

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