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We're looking for someone to look after our two children aged 8 and 10 after school 2 or 3 afternoons a week starting immediately - Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays. For the last year we have had a great student who did the job around her studies which worked really well. Our children are at Kilmorie Primary School, Forest hill and we live 5 mins walk form the school. We need someone responsible and caring to collect the children from school at 3.30, walk home with them, prepare a simple dinner and supervise their homework. Some nights they have activities which they will need taking to and/or collecting from. Our children are full of energy and lots of fun so the role would suit someone active who would enjoy taking them to the park and their various sporting activities. We get home around 6.30/7pm. We're happy to consider someone who is only available short-term (but at least until the start of the school summer holidays) or someone who would like to stay with us into the next academic year Please do get in touch if you're interested. Thanks, Emma

Hi Emma!

I?m a university student home for the summer and available to start within the next week or so. I have around 4 years of experience babysitting and have previously worked as a nanny for 2 families so have lots of experience and references. Above all I have a fun and energetic personality. I would love to hear back from you.

Thank you, jessica.

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