NEEDED - part time nanny / housekeeper

By newto Dulwich
January 28, 2022 in The Family Room Classifieds

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newto Dulwich

Posted January 28, 2022

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Posted January 28, 2022

We are looking for a part time nanny / housekeeper to come to the house North Dulwich) mid afternoon to prepare dinner / do the children?s washing / carry out errands to then pickup our 8 & 11 year old boys from 4pm, oversee homework, dinner and post school activities until 7pm. The role is 5 days a week, exact hours negotiable. Must be happy to cycle to / from school pick-up. Flexibility to do extra hours during school holidays would be beneficial. Experience with this age group is critical. Please PM me if interested.

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