Help with school drop offs...

By elliescott
January 12, 2016 in The Family Room Classifieds

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elliescott

Posted January 12, 2016

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Posted January 12, 2016

Our polite, caring and funny 7 year old son goes to Goodrich school on Dunstans Rd. There are times when my husband and I both need to be at work by 9am and are unable to drop him at school without one of us being late. These are the times when we require help with drop off but it is only for 4 mornings a week for a couple of weeks at a time. We are therefore looking for someone willing to take our son in from 8.15am and walk him into school on a pay as you go basis. If you are a nanny or childminder that already does this and you have space for one more please get in touch.

Thanks!

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