Nanny/after-school carer needed

By tomishko
March 17, 2019 in The Family Room Classifieds

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tomishko

Posted March 17, 2019

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Posted March 17, 2019

We are looking for a responsible and reliable person to collect our two children from school in Dulwich and mind them for three or four afternoons per week.

Our house is a short walk from school and once you?re home we?d like you to supervise homework (though they're pretty self-sufficient in that), play some games and generally keep them company until we return home.

It?d be great if you could also prepare basic meals for them, but don?t stress too much about that - your company is the main thing.

Hours are 3.30pm or 4.30pm (depending on after-school clubs) until 6.30. If you were available for occasional babysitting that would be a bonus.

Our children are aged 11 and 9 years old.

We can be flexible on days but we need you to start in late April.

Please private message me if you're interested.

Thanks, Tom

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