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Part time afterschool nanny wanted

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Hi there,


We are looking for an afterschool nanny for 2 girls aged 3 years old. Both have just started school in pre-reception. They will need collecting at 3pm from the school and then need to have some tea at home at 5pm(ish). We are 2 families doing a nanny share.


Hours would be from 3pm - 6pm on Monday, Tuesday and Thursday, but could be extended to other days if required and also a morning drop off of 1 hour. But it is not a full days work. This is ideal for someone who is looking for morning or afternoon work for a few hours with 2 lovely and very well behaved girls. There is also the potential for the hours to be increased over school holiday periods.


If you are interested, please send me a private message with your childcare experience.


Many thanks

Lisa

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