Looking for after-school & holiday nanny (DVIS & Hamlet)

By kerry.finlay
June 13, 2018 in The Family Room Classifieds

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kerry.finlay

Posted June 13, 2018

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Posted June 13, 2018

We're looking for a nanny for our 4 and 7 year old. We're in Dulwich Village.

- Term time 3hr 15min a day / 4 days a week (Flexible which days)

- 8-9am with drop-offs at DVIS & Hamlet (few min walk from house) - could do without this if necessary.

- 3.15-5.30 incl collection from school

- Holiday time 8-5.30 x 4 days a week (7 weeks)

Averaged out over the year I calculate it be approx 14.5 hr a week.

Option of fifth day if occasionally needed would be helpful, but not deal-breaker.

And we could manage without the term-time morning hour/drop-off if it came to it.

Would be happy to consider nanny share options :-)

Looking for October-ish start (flexible.)

Please DM me if you're interested.

Many thanks

Kerry

07930440095

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