WANTED- nanny for after school pick ups in Nunhead/Brockley

By JDM2012
August 8, 2016 in The Family Room Classifieds

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JDM2012

Posted August 8, 2016

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Posted August 8, 2016

Hi We are looking for a nanny to help out with picking up our four year old boy from a school in Brockley. The hours we are after are 3:15-8 (Monday) 3:15-6:00 (Tuesday) 3:15-6:00 (wed). We are also after some babysitting and cover for whole days over some of the school holidays. There is also a possibility that another child (same age at same school and lives down the road from us) will also need picking up and looking after for tues-wed until 5pm.

We'll consider anyone with previous childcare experience with check-able references, preferably a DBS, first aid certificates and most importantly a love of children and willingness to support after school work and playtime. We are needing someone to start in early October but can be flexible with the start date. Please get in touch if this is potentially of interest to you.

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