Primary Times - the definitive what’s on and where to go family guide of activities and events for children of primary school age. Things to do with your kids during the school holidays including arts and craft activities, music and theatre for children, parties, competitions, days out, and family attractions along with term time drama schools, dance classes, after school clubs and sports activities. Things to do at a place near you!
Leigh Academy Bexley
Choosing the right school for your child is a significant decision, and at Leigh Academy Bexley every Year 7 student joins a community designed to nurture, challenge, and inspire. The small school model ensures excellent pastoral care, enabling them to truly understand each child’s unique needs and aspirations.
As part of the Leigh Academies Trust, Leigh Academy Bexley offers world-class educational pathways through the Middle Years Programme (MYP) leading to the International Baccalaureate Careers-Related Programme (IBCP) encouraging critical thinking, creativity, and global awareness. Its commitment to a future-focused curriculum means every student receives a Chromebook, fostering digital literacy and enhancing their learning experience.
The excellent facilities reflect their commitment to delivering a top-quality education. From cutting-edge science labs and a well-stocked library to spaces for art, music, and sports, they offer a diverse environment that encourages exploration and growth in every field. Leigh Academy Bexley also offer an extensive range of extracurricular activities.
Learn more about Leigh Academy Bexley at their upcoming open events for September 2026 admissions.
“We did not expect such a wonderful school with all the amazing science, art, and music classrooms. My son wants to join your school right now.”
“I was amazed how much change has happened over the last two years.”
“I almost didn’t view the school but am so glad I did, very impressed. Will definitely be our top choice.”
“Excellent experience. So glad I came to see the school whilst the pupils were in lessons.”