After-school care from Sept needed - Stillness School, SE23

By smithers74
June 13, 2015 in The Family Room Classifieds

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smithers74

Posted June 13, 2015

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Posted June 13, 2015

Hello,

Am looking for Honor Oak based childcare from early Sept 2015.

We're looking for someone to collect our 4yr old daughter from Stillness Infant School at 3.20pm Mon, Tues & Weds and look after her until 5.45/6pm. This would include giving her dinner. Would suit a local SE23 childminder or nanny perhaps. Happy to share care with other parents if anyone is interested.

We also need care for those days during most school holiday periods.

Please PM me.

Thanks,

Catherine

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