Place available in private nursery in East Dulwich

By Cassel
March 7, 2016 in The Family Room Classifieds

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Cassel

Posted March 7, 2016

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Posted March 7, 2016

I am an experienced Ofsted Registered Childminder who runs a private nursery in a lovely property on Marmora Road, East Dulwich. The setting is run with two childminding assistants. 6ft high security gates and a private entryphone system protect the property which has a l00ft back garden and a fully equipped log cabin with an extensive range of resources. Inside facilities include a Conservatory and a separate cot room.

Currently I have one vacancy for Mon-Wed and a couple of spaces on Fridays. I?m any parent would like an information pack or to arrange a viewing then please contact me via the Forum. References are available upon request.

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