After School Nanny Wanted- Nunhead

By debsm
September 1, 2015 in The Family Room Classifieds

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Posted September 1, 2015

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Posted September 1, 2015

Our lovely Nanny of 2 years is leaving us. We are a family in Nunhead looking to find someone to help us primarily with after school childcare during term time. With some adhoc holiday care.

The role is school pick up from 2 schools (Sydenham High & Oakfield Prep)homework supervision and preparing supper.

We are looking for someone who is fun, calm, enjoys children, with a clean driver licence and able to use their own car for school pick ups.

The children are aged 7 and 9 years and are well behaved and fun, they love games, craft and cooking.

The hours would be 3.30 - 6.30pm Monday, Tues & Wednesday, ?11 per hour.

Childcare experience and references will be required.

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