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Bee Keeping Academy - Beginners Course 2010

Published 17.Dec.2009, 8:37pm

Bee Keeping Academy

Bee keeping for beginners course, dates are Jan 31st, Feb 28th and March 28th a fun packed & informative course with lots of competitions.  Starting at 2.30pm in Newington Village Hall Folkestone, Kent.

Included is a one2one lesson with my bees and the chance of winning a starter package of bees for your first hive. Online or phone backup for the rest of the year. £125.

For a prospectus send a SAE to: Jean Mozley, 2 Church Cottages, School Lane, Newington, Folkestone, Kent, CT18 8AX or email bees4u@tiscali.co.uk.

Course update 21/01/2010
The Academy course is now fully subscribed. Please wait for the next course announcement.

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Kim Bates
6.Jan.2010 3:34pm [ 1 ]

Hi i'm very interested in your Bee Keeping for beginners course commencing 31st Jan. I was just wondering if the course would be suitable for my 9 year old daughter to attend with me, as if we do decide to go ahead and have a hive its something she would like to help & get involved with. If you think she would benefit /enjoy the course too, would it be another £125.00 for her fees? Many Thanks Kim

Jean
17.Jan.2010 1:40pm [ 2 ]

This course is now full, but there is a beginners taster's course on Feb 21st 2010. E-mail me for further details...

Jean Mozley
4.Feb.2010 5:45pm [ 3 ]

The Feb course is now full the next course is April 25th at 2.30pm contact me for further details.

Jean Mozley
11.Feb.2010 11:30am [ 4 ]

I have places left on my April 25th course, just give me a call. 01303 27346 for more info.

Kevin Braun
13.Mar.2010 9:22pm [ 5 ]

This website has lots of useful information for us beekeepers - I just found out about the chat rooms you guys organize - I will be in one soon...Thank you

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