After school care needed from Sept 2015 every Thursday Term Time

By christian33
July 20, 2015 in The Family Room Classifieds

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christian33

Posted July 20, 2015

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Posted July 20, 2015

Hi,

We need a childminder (with good references), parent or provider of after school club, who can pick up from a school in Forest Hill area (very near Horniman.) 3 hours a week minimum 3pm to 6pm Term Time. At this point we envisage needing help Wednesday and Thursday after school mainly for a total of 4 or 5 hours a week.

Someone who lives or works in/near the Forest Hill area (SE23) would be ideal, who perhaps is already doing the school run and would like a little bit of extra work. Also great in this case if we know our 5 year old daughter has another child to be with.

Happy to discuss the arrangements - we live close to our daughters school so it would be possible if it suited you better, to look after her at our house. Contact me asap if interested.

Cheers.

Christian 07552 702642

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