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Enter CIC is an approved academic, exam centre, a training provider, a creative hub, as well as being a cultural and heritage production centre.

Our new website will be going live soon, so look out for lots of new content and a new look and feel. To keep up to date with what we're doing, please visit our social media pages.

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Academic Exams

We are a leading approved training provider and academic exam centre, supporting hundreds of home educated, distance learning and adult learners across the North and beyond. We facilitate CAIE, AQA, Edexcel, OCR, WJEC examinations for private candidates. For more information visit our Private Exams North East link below.

Private Exams North East website

Theatre

We are an award-winning theatre company with our own working professional theatre. We specialise in high quality professional, community and youth-focussed theatre. We are internationally renowned for our commitment to new writing and artist development programmes. We tour internationally and have some of our productions available for commercial licensing.

Heritage

Heritage is what you take from the past and give to the future. For the past 10 years we have been passionate about creating projects that connect people with their national, local and cultural heritage. Use the links below to see more.

Settle North When Yesterday Was Young Over the Wire Fallen Echoes

Community

Enter CIC has become know as a positive enabler across Durham and the North East. We specialise in programmes that raise aspiration, combat social isolation, improve mental and physical wellbeing as well as developing volunteering and employment skills. We have won awards for our work with elderly communities.

Local MP Attends Show

We were delighted to welcome Mr Phil Wilson, Member of Parliament for Sedgefield to our performance of The Wind Road Boys at the Gala Theatre on Wednesday 12th June, 2013. Mr Wilson was so determined to see the show that he took time out from his extremely busy schedule to travel north from his Parliament duties in London so that he could see our young people perform.

Mr Wilson came to our performance of ‘Heroes’, in 2011, which raised over £4500 for Help for Heroes and Durham Rifles.

After the show, Mr Wilson met the cast backstage and gave the children an inspiring talk about their performance.

We would like to thank Mr Wilson for taking the time to share in our commitment to the young people of the Sedgefield Borough and County Durham generally.