Au Pair/Nanny/Mothers Help (East Dulwich)

By tcassano
May 31, 2016 in The Family Room Classifieds

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tcassano

Posted May 31, 2016

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Posted May 31, 2016

Working parents are seeking active fun loving person to collect children from Nursery and or school , times required are 3.30pm until 6.00/7.00pm Monday to Friday in school term time.

During school holidays these times would be extended and are open to negotiation.

Must be car driver with own transport and live locally.

Must have genuine liking for children (4 & 10) and be able to share appropriate activities with them,

For further details please call Anouska on 077673 77711

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