Seeking registered childminder for term time drop off and collection

By pearlescent
September 1, 2020 in The Family Room Classifieds

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pearlescent

Posted September 1, 2020

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Posted September 1, 2020

Hi,

I am seeking a childminder who can take care of my two children between 7-8am and then drop them off at Brunswick Park Primary school breakfast club at 8am. We live in Camberwell, just off Southampton Way and the school is 5 minutes away.

They would then both need collecting at 1530 and cared for until 1700. There is scope for a couple of extra hours once lockdown eases further and my work may ask me to do more hours.

Please PM me, if you are interested, with your weekly rate to do this. I need someone who can accept childcare vouchers as I have amassed some during lockdown and these can?t be spent on anything else.

Thanks

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