- Date
- 09 September 2026
- Time
- 18:00 - 20:30 BST (GMT+1)
- Location
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St James’s Park London, SW1A 2BJ United Kingdom
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Overview
The ICE ECNet brings you a summer picnic in St James’s Park for all current and aspiring apprentices in London. The event is intended to connect and introduce apprentices of all different levels, companies and education providers. Find out about opportunities for apprentices within the ICE, and the London ECNet in particular.
The event will take place at St James’s Park from 6pm to 8:30pm on 9 September. As we will be outdoors, please keep an eye on our LinkedIn/the Apprentice WhatsApp group for rescheduling/cancellation in case of rain before you set off.
The meeting point will be St James’s Café inside St James’s Park and the picnic will take place near this area.
Feel free to bring along snacks, food will be provided part-way through the event.
We look forward to seeing all our Apprentice members, current or aspiring!
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