CHILDREN aged from five to 13 are being invited to attend Bexley's first-ever Children's Summit.
The youngsters will be invited to take over Bexley's council chamber at the civic offices in Bexleyheath Broadway for the event on Friday.
Those attending will be invited to take part in a series of fun workshops and have their say on schools and activities for children and young people in the borough.
It will also be a chance for individuals to put themselves forward for the new Children's Council formerly the Children's Parliament.
Any child who lives in the borough or attends a Bexley school is welcome.
Last year, the Children's Parliament got involved in numerous events and activities focused on children's health and helped to influence Bexley Council's strategies for children's services.
During the summit, 28 schools which applied for cash from the Participation Community Chest, will receive cheques totalling £5,600 to spend on items such as playground games, display boards and a friendship bench.
For more details, call Bev Mills on 020 8836 8258.
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