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Dive into a world of exciting learning opportunities with Learning & Enterprise College Bexley's (LECB) short courses, crafted to get you ready for a successful return to studies in September.

Whether you dream of working with children in schools, want to explore the world of counselling, brush up on AAT business skills, or prepare for GCSEs, LECB has the perfect short courses ready for you to enrol.

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If numbers make you nervous, don’t worry – LECB’s Multiply courses are here to help you boost your math skills, gain confidence and earn qualifications.

It’s not all about books – LECB also offers fun hobby courses in creative and fitness fields. Unleash your creativity or kickstart a healthier lifestyle with courses that match your interests.

Here’s the best part – LECB is all about community. They offer free courses for families and communities, creating an environment where everyone can learn and grow together. Ready to explore the possibilities?

Visit the LECB website or scan the QR code for more details and take that exciting first step towards an enriching educational journey.

Bexley schools feature in the King’s Christmas Message

The Bexley Music Primary Choir, comprising of 35 children from Belmont Academy, St Fidelis Catholic Primary School, Bedonwell Junior School and Northumberland Heath Primary School graced Buckingham Palace with a special performance during the King’s Christmas message.

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Photo showing children from Bexley Music performing at Buckingham Palace

The choir, accompanied by a vocal soloist and two instrumentalists, sang the enchanting rendition of “While Shepherds Watched Their Flocks” during the festive broadcast which was televised in 50 Commonwealth countries, to over 20 million people.

Join Bexley Music on its Festival of Music taking place at the Fairfield Halls in Croydon on Monday 25 March at 6.30pm.

Bexley Music is part of London South East Academies Trust.

Find out more about Bexley Music