After school nanny required!

By rgarrahan
February 5, 2020 in The Family Room Classifieds

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rgarrahan

Posted February 5, 2020

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Posted February 5, 2020

We are looking for a caring, fun, engaged and responsible after school sitter for our three children - boy and girl twins aged 10 and son aged 13 - to start immediately if possible.

Ideally Mondays - Thursdays plus occasional Fridays and mornings would also be helpful (7.30 - 8.45) when one of us is travelling).

Main responsibilities:

- Meeting twins after school (3.25 or 4.30 dep on the day till 7pm and sometimes later) and taking them to the odd after school club (all within walking distance)

- Helping with homework

- Organising activities at home - games, crafts, park trips etc

- Preparing dinner

- Light housework (cleaning up after meals and tidying)

We are looking for someone who has experience working with older kids and who can provide a safe, creative environment.

We are based in Herne Hill, two mins from North Dulwich station.

Please message me if you would like more details.

Many thanks

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