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Hello!

We are a family in Forest Hill. Our 2 children are going to a specialised school in Kentish Town. We would need a person to pick them up from Kentish Town (NW5), every week day at 3.30pm, and bring them back to Forest Hill (multiple transport solutions exist). If the parents are not home, you would give a snack, and ensure children are doing their homework. Children are very well behaved and polite. The person needs to be reliable and available on school days, Monday-Friday, during term time. You are welcome to have dinner with the children if you would like. Dinner is usually prepared in advance by the family. Transport card is paid for, on top of remuneration. Please get in touch if interested (DM) and to discuss availability and remuneration. Position available immediately.

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