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Hi, I am a registered childminder in East Dulwich. I have been a primary school teacher for many years,and have decided to get involved in the education of very young children. I am an early years specialist ,with a special interest in pre-maths, pre-literacy and creative development of babies and toddlers. i can offer two places to parents of children below nursery or nursery age. I can offer very high quality child care, and a stimulating and learning day. I have a lovely flat with an enclosed garden ,parks nearby ,and good home-cooked food. I am available from the beginning of September. I also have had a lot of experience with children with special needs. I hope to hear from someone who needs my experience in teaching and childcare.
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