After School Carer/Nanny Needed - Herne Hill

By ErinR
August 23, 2021 in The Family Room Classifieds

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ErinR

Posted August 23, 2021

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Posted August 23, 2021

Hi. I'm expecting to return to the office from September and am looking for an after-school nanny/carer, Monday to Thursday, 4-6:30pm. Our girls are starting back in Years 7 and 10. They don't need looking after so much as some-one to be here when they get home, supervise homework, make tea and do very light housework (e.g. load the dishwasher and feed the cats). I'm fine if the carer wants to bring a child along. Ideally the carer would be OFSTED registered but it's not necessary. The role could also suit an older high school student. Extra hours possible during school holidays if wanted. We're experienced and fair employers. Please PM me if interested. Thank you. Erin

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