Childminder wanted - after school care only 4-5 days/week

By ngarimu
November 13, 2018 in The Family Room Classifieds

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Posted November 13, 2018

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Posted November 13, 2018

We are looking for a childminder for our two very well behaved children for 4-5 days per week. Our children are aged 10 (year 5) and 7 (year 3). They go to Goodrich Primary and have activities after school most days (at or within walking distance of school). We are looking for someone to pick them up before/after their activities and look after them until 6pm each evening. We currently have an interim arrangement in place but will need someone who can start in early January at the latest.

If you are interested, please send us a private message with your background/experience.

Thank you

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