Herne Hill family seeking part time childcare/ home help from September

By brockwellmum
June 22, 2015 in The Family Room Classifieds

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Posted June 22, 2015

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Posted June 22, 2015

We are a friendly Herne Hill family seeking part time childcare from September. We have three children at Rosendale school - two in the main school and one about to start at the nursery. We are looking for someone to pick up all 3 children from school and nursery on Monday and Tuesday, bring them home, play and cook tea, finishing around 6.30, and on a Thursday to look after our 3 and a half year old daughter all day from 8.30am before picking the older two up from school at 3.30 and staying till 6.30.

The idea candidate will have plenty of experience of dealing with children, and be happy to take on the odd household task - hanging out washing, emptying dishwasher general tidying up etc in addition to childcare. We have a cleaner - I'm not talking really onerous jobs, but just the odd additional task on a Thursday.

There would be the option of more hours over the school holidays if desired.

We would welcome applications from people with a range of experience - from a teenager with plenty of babysitting experience to people with years of childcare experience who would like a part time role.

Pay is 10 pounds an hour.

Please PM me if interested in applying.

Thanks

Emily

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