Nanny/house keeper

By LocalLucy
September 9, 2021 in The Family Room Classifieds

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LocalLucy

Posted September 9, 2021

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Posted September 9, 2021

Hello

We?re looking for a happy, reliable, experienced person to look after our two children after school and help at home with some cooking and house hold tasks - like laundry, tidying, making beds (we have a separate cleaner - so no cleaning tasks).

We have one 3 year old and one 6 year old at a local school in forest hill in SE23. Both are energetic, fun, bright kids who like playing games, doing arts and craft and making dens.

We?d like someone for 9-16 hours a week with core hours being 3 afternoons/evenings after-school from 15.15 - 18.15 but we can be very flexible with the house keeping hours around this.

If you?re interested please drop me a direct note back with details of experience and requirements.

(DBS check required).

Thanks

Lucy

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