After school childminder needed

By Smejojo
January 31, 2018 in The Family Room Classifieds

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Smejojo

Posted January 31, 2018

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Posted January 31, 2018

Hello

We are a family in Brixton and we're looking for an after school childminder for our 8 year old daughter and 6 year old son, term time only. I work a part time shift pattern over two weeks. Week one I need pick ups on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesdays and then week two I need pick ups on Tuesday and Wednesday. Some flexibility would be amazing as my shifts do change and some weeks there will be extra days. The hours are 15:30-19:00, starting late March or after the Easter holidays.

We would like someone with lots of energy, who's fun, caring, understanding and patient, who'd enjoy taking the kids to the park, play dates and other after school activities, help with their reading, some homework and cooking their evening meal.

Good spoken English, checkable references and CRB certificate essential please.

Many thanks,

Rachel

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