After school nanny required from September, Forest Hill

By dcptn
July 16, 2015 in The Family Room Classifieds

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Posted July 16, 2015

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Posted July 16, 2015

Hello. We are looking for an after-school nanny from September this year. The role would involve picking up our two children aged 5 and 7 from school, bringing them home and giving them their tea, perhaps doing a bit of homework or reading with them, and when the weather is OK taking them to the park, etc. School pick-up is at 3.30pm, and we would need you for four days a week (Monday to Thursday) until 6pm or 6.30pm. If you think you can help them PM and I can provide further details. We are in Forest Hill. Many thanks!

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