Part time nanny needed ASAP

By rchambers1979
August 28, 2015 in The Family Room Classifieds

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rchambers1979

Posted August 28, 2015

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Posted August 28, 2015

I am currently looking for a part time nanny to help us with after school care for our three year old son Oliver. This would mean 3 days a week (around 10 hours per week) and additional help during school holidays. I am open to suggestions which days you work, but would like them to be the same each week.

He starts nursery at DUCKS, Dulwich College and will need to be collected from there at 3:30pm, taken home (sometimes via the park, or play date) have tea prepared for him and be given help with school projects. Some light (child related) chores, like tidying the toys and getting his bag ready for the next day.

You would either need your own transport, or be happy to take the bus (P4) between the school and our house. Our car would be available for use sometimes.

We are flexible and open to suggestions and ideas. Please contact me if you would like to arrange a time to talk.

Best regards

Ruth

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