Afterschool and holiday Childcare Needed

By AdaDoom
July 10, 2015 in The Family Room Classifieds

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AdaDoom

Posted July 10, 2015

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Posted July 10, 2015

We are looking for someone to help look after our two children after school from September and a couple of days a week in the school holidays. The role would involve picking our 8 year old son up from school in East Dulwich and walking him home (20 mins walk) to the Forest Hill Road area or possibly spending some time in the park or library etc on the way. The hours are somewhat flexible but would usually be Mondays to Thursday 3.30 ? 6/7pm.

Our older daughter will make her own way home but will need someone at home from around 4.30/5 to make dinner, help with homework etc. If you were able to stay on for occasional babysitting that would be fantastic.

We are looking for someone who has experience with children, who is warm and fun but firm, and who is able to take them to the park and run around when necessary. In total we need around 10-15 hours of childcare a week, maybe more with babysitting. If you are interested in more of a housekeeper / live-out au pair role we could include some housework in that to increase the hours.

Please PM me if you're interested and we can discuss the details.

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