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Hi my name is pam I used to work for Dulwich library since I left I have collecting children from school,it?s mostly

local schools in east Dulwich as I don?t drive,I usually take them home or after school activities and I give them their tea and supervise there homework or I read to them I am available 3/4 days and I do babysitting as well

I am just updating my DBS and can give references,I also listen to children read at st Anthony?s school


Thanks

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Hi Pam

I think you might be too far away but we are looking for someone to do just this from Thursday 25th October for between one and two afternoons/ evenings a week until the start of December. We live in Nunhead. We are both self employed/ freelance and our work has just begun to clash. We would need a school pick up and bring home ( next door to school) , tea and pyjamas until about 7.00pm. If you?re interested let me know. Thanks, Cathy

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