After School Child Carer

I am looking for somebody to take care of my 2 daughters aged 7 and 6 after school 2-3 days per week.
Ideally this person could also help with some meal prep and light housework e.g laundry, tidying and meal prep (My Food Bag/HelloFresh) before school finishes. The duties will depend on whether you start while schools are still closed. If you do, you will be helping out with general childcare tasks during the day. Once school resumes you would need to:
Bring the girls home and give them afternoon tea Help with homework) Play games/ Lego/ drawing/ arts and craft Sometimes they have an after school activity which you would need to take them to.
Candidates will require:

An upbeat positive attitude (this is essential!) Full drivers license with safe reliable vehicle Experience taking care of children Please note: this employer has specified for applications from only females, as is their right (to privacy) as a household employer under s27 of the Human Rights Act 1993.
You will be working either 9am-12pm or 1pm-5/6pm for around 12 hours per week. Exact times and days are negotiable for the right candidate. This role will start as a fixed term for one month on a casual basis. If everything goes well, it could then lead to permanent part time job. New Zealand is currently at COVID-19 Alert Level 3. A key aspect of this is staying at home. The goal of staying at home is to limit contact with others, in order to reduce the likelihood of transmission of COVID-19. It is recognised that this is not possible for childcare so those working in this role must follow Key Public Health Principles.
Key public health principles of our current COVID-19 response include: Limiting contact to those within a household unit or ‘bubble’ Maintaining physical distancing of at least 1 metre, preferably 2 metres when interacting with others at all times. Maintaining good hygiene practices (for example cough and sneeze etiquette, hand hygiene) Maintaining good cleaning practices Not sharing food, drinks or eating utensils (for example, use of individual drink bottles)