Childminder needed for school pickups Dulwich to Camberwell

By AnnaM
November 26, 2018 in The Family Room Classifieds

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AnnaM

Posted November 26, 2018

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Posted November 26, 2018

Hi there,

I'm looking for someone from mid-Jan onwards with good experience with kids to collect my children from two different (but close) schools in Dulwich, and deliver them back to Camberwell. It would be two to three days a week, depending on availability, to begin with. It may increase when I take on more work. Ideally the person would stay until 5 to help with tea but again it depends how many hours applicants are looking for.

Ideally the person would have a car, but it's also to do it by bus.

Please DM me if interested.

Many thanks,

Anna

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