Seeking after-school nanny - three days a week

By Anna D
October 15, 2020 in The Family Room Classifieds

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Anna D

Posted October 15, 2020

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Posted October 15, 2020

We are looking for someone to pick our kids up from school and look after them for three hours 3 - 6pm for three days a week. Ideally this would be Weds, Thurs and Fri but we can be flexible on days (we just can't do Tuesday).

We live 5 minutes walk from Goodrich Primary which is where our kids (Aged 6 and 9) go to school.

The job is very simple - pick them up, walk them home, feed them and supervise homework.

PLEASE DO NOT APPLY if you need more hours than we can give. We need someone who can work with us longterm and who will be a trusted and valued part of the family.

IF you're interested please message me and we can set up a call tonight or tomorrow..

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