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theremarkablerocket

theremarkablerocket

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Hi,


I have a four year old boy and a two year old girl. My son is starting at Bessemer Grange in September. I'm looking for someone to look after my daughter 8am - 6pm and to drop off and pick up my son from school Mon to Thurs and look after him in the holidays.


Open to childminders or nanny shares.


Thanks,

Ellen

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Freyapea

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I currently work in Herne Hill for a family with 3 children, I have been with the family for 7 & 1/2 years.

The job is coming to an end as Mum would like to be home more with the children.

I am seeking a new family to join and help develop their children. I would also ideally like to bring along my own son who is 10 months as done previously.

I have 10 years nannying experience, from new born upwards.

I also used to be a Teaching Assistant, giving me more experience on school aged children and helping with homework.

My current job will happily supply a verbal reference, as will previous employers.


I can send my CV, references and qualifications if you would like.



Look forward to hearing from you.


Sarah-Jane

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