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Looking for help with morning drop off Rathfern preschool (7:15-8:45am, 4 days/wk) and/or after school pick up

katebronte

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katebronte

katebronte

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We live on Woolstone Road (SE23) & need help in the mornings: we need someone to come to our house at 7:15am, drop my 1.5yr old to nursery on our street & then on to Rathfern Primary preschool with my 3.5yr old.


I WFH 1 day/week, so looking for help the other 4 days.

We also need someone to pick up our 3.5yr old at 3:45pm 3-4 days/week & bring him home until my husband gets home at 5:30. This might be a nanny share with one of his preschool buddies! It doesn’t have to be the same person as the mornings but that would obviously be lovely if possible.

Ofsted registration would be a huge bonus but not a deal breaker.
Thanks 😊 

Annisha21

Annisha21

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Hi Kate, 

My name is Annisha I hope all is well? I just saw your post & this position sounds perfect for me! I have been doing childminding for over 10years, I am 31 years of age and currently have a family I do in the evenings which is Mon - Thursday from 3:30pm to 6:30 pm. 

I have been with this family for over 8years, However In the mornings I am available to help you out with the drop offs. I also drive and have held my license since 2012, If you would like you can give me a ring at anytime for anymore information etc. 

Mobile - 07904725210

Looking forward to hearing from you!

Kind Regards Annisha 

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