Beau Crossley wrote a beautiful and heartfelt song to celebrate adult learners week this year

Beau is a student in the Stepping Forward to Independence program at LCEC.  Stepping Forward is a program for young people with a disability. Beau is a prolific and talented songwriter and we are very proud to have him studying with us here at LCEC

For more information on the Stepping Forward program go to https://lcec.vic.edu.au/courses/stepping-forward-to-independence/.
We have limited places for this very successful course in 2025. So inquire now by phoning Bill Daly on 9369 2726 or emailing bill.daly@lcec.vic.edu.au

And in case you want to sing along with Beau, here are the wonderful lyrics to his song:

I feel lost there’s no one I know, that could help me learn and grow.

In the past I tried looking for a place that I could go, to help me soar.

I wanted to do what I loved to do,

but no matter how hard I tried to, I couldn’t find a place to teach me how to have more responsibility. 

I’m on a journey to learn and grow.

Listen to my story, 

I want to show you,

what I’ve learnt at this place,  all those things I had to face.

I finally found a place for me,

that could help me learn and grow.

Now I can try to face reality.

You helped me when I was at my low. 

I’m on a journey to learn and grow. 

Listen to my story, I want you to know,

Those dreams of yours, that you chase,

will one day come true if you embrace the world around you,

those people who surround you.

Cause without them you’d still be lost. 

I’m so glad that you helped made across. 

Helped me across