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Looking for after school nanny - Heber school

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Northern Star

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We are looking for a responsible, patient, caring and fun person to help with picking up our three boys from Heber school twice a week and look after them in our home until we get back from work. We are within walking distance of the school, so driving license is not required.


We are flexible on days - any two days Monday - Thursday.


Hours would be 3-6.30pm. You would need to help with homework (if any) and also cook a light dinner. Term time only, although there would be scope for additional hours during half terms.


We would like for you to have some experience looking after children.


Please send me a PM if you would like to know more. Thank you.

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