After-school care needed Tues-Thurs - childminder or nanny

By UlStED
August 22, 2019 in The Family Room Classifieds

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UlStED

Posted August 22, 2019

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Posted August 22, 2019

After school nanny or childminder required for our (nearly) 6 and 4 year old boys.

Starting on 4th September, we're looking for a nanny or childminder 3 afternoons a week - Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday - approx 3.5 hours a day.

Duties include:

* Picking up both boys from Heber school at 3:20pm, taking them to the park/playground, library, swimming class (tbc) or home. We live 3 mins from the school, no car required

* Preparing/heating simple meals and supervising dinner

* Light household duties such as washing up/emptying re-packing dishwasher, clearing away toys, arts and crafts materials, etc.

You must be experienced, provide references, trained in first aid and with a DBS check.

We have no pets and follow are largely vegetarian diet (with some fish) but the boys will happily eat eg meat bolognese or sausages.

We're a bilingual family (German & English); a German speaker would be fantastic but definitely not a requirement.

The boys are lovely, very active, enjoy playing (ball)games, building, role play, dancing, arts & craft and reading.

If you are interested, please PM for more information.

Many thanks

Ulrike

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