How do you manage work with school hours ?

[LAURAMINIMAQ88]

Hi guys,
I am all new to this !
My daughter will be 3 in December 2020.
She just started preschool with opening hours of 9-3 like most of them do.
I work as a domestic cleaner now but I am due to go back to my previous job in January 2021 , I am an admin and have worked usual hours of 9:5 before having my daughter, I just realised that in January this will not work because my job require me to start at 9 and thats when I my child start preeschool too (my husband has a good job and he starts at 6am and unable to change due to earnings for now ) I think I should be ok for January as I can always change the preschool with a nursery who has early opening hours BUT once the reception starts she will have no other option than starting school at 9 and my question is : how do you manage with hours ? Most office, admin, banking jobs are 9-5 ? I am fine with picking up hours as my husband will do that anyway but I dont know what others do, is there a nanny to cover that extra hour ? Or a childminder who take children to school ? I am so confused.
It will be really hard for me to change my career to something completely different.
For now, the cleaning position is working fine for me but I dont want to do this for another 10 years until it will be legal for my daughter to walk to school on her own.
People look down on me as a cleaner and I am just very depressed right now, I dont know what to do....
I would like some advice from people who were in my position and had similar career and work hours
Any advice will be appreciated

Breakfast club at the primary school my sons' attended was £5 for a morning session (they do not work on hours, it is a flat rate) opens at 7.30am.

The killer is the after school club which runs until 6pm and is £12.

The building is on site, two floors and has a massive covered outdoor play area. My friend works in it. I am lucky that I never had to use it.

You need a nursery or childminder - not a pre school (they all have to meet ofstead). And then use wrap around care once you get into school.
We purposely chose a nursery that would suit our hours and we were lucky that the school we wanted did wrap around care.

@LAURAMINIMAQ88 not all schools offer wraparound childcare but many do. If your school doesn't then start asking around about a childminder. I use a CM to take my youngest to and from school 3 days a week, and she also provides school holiday care which is a great help!