after school care required....

By edparents
October 22, 2015 in The Family Room Classifieds

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Posted October 22, 2015

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Posted October 22, 2015

Hi. we are looking for someone to look after our 2 lovely children aged 10 and 8 after school. Typically we would be needing 15 hours a week - school pick up, short walk home, cooking tea, playing games etc... On one evening per week there are some after school clubs to take them to as well.

Usual hours would be Mon, Tues, Fri 3.15-6.45 pm Wed, Thurs 4.30-6.45pm. ?10 per hour.

We live border of East Dulwich and Peckham. Send me a private message if interested....

Many thanks

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