HALF TERM:The school break falls over the last week of October, meaning there will be plenty of family-friendly events taking place around London. Browseour half term events guidefor theatre shows, exhibitions and other events and activities for all ages.26 October-3 November ICE RINK:With sti...
Easy! If you’re looking to visit at a popular time (such as weekends, or once the school holidays start), then pre-book your tickets via Winter Wonderland's website to make sure you get in with no fuss. You'll be asked to select a two-hour timeslot to arrive within. There's ...
The Nature Discovery Garden showcases different wildlife habitats in the UK’s urban spaces – complete with the frogs, newts, dragonflies and mandarin ducks that are already living there – and features a nw Nature Activity Centre which combines scientific facilities with a hub for school workshops...
If you’re visiting during the school holidays, you’ll find lots of family-friendly hotels in London,many in areas with great access to top London attractions. As well as hotels, you can book self-catering options, caravan and camping sites. Also, make the most of London hotel deals; an...
Events and Key Dates Accessibility Privacy Policy Terms and Conditions 1st Nov 2024News,School Workshops Maths Week London will be returning in June 2025 - and we've got some great Maths workshops for London Schools - perfect for celebrating Maths in your school!
it's London's longest ice skating season, running for 20 weeks from October through until February, closing only on Christmas Day. Cleverly, its season covers both the October and February half term holidays. As with all of the rinks in this roundup, post-Christmas sessions tend to be quiet...
DatesThe London Summer School in Classics 2010 will be held at King’s College London. It will run from 8th July until 17th July. Applications close on 2nd June.For an application form, please download either the 2-page PDF or the word format document from the foot of the page....
The gospel part comes from the use of the term to describe the medieval custom of ‘beating the bounds’ – an annual event in which residents would walk around their parish boundary and literally beat prominent boundary markers as a way of conveying to a then largely illiterate people where ...
Everything hoop related. Twirling and a whirling. Fantastic exercise for boosting energy, and getting an exercise routine going. You can work that hoop indoors, outdoors, work and at home; take your hoop with you wherever you go. Hula Schoola is the best work out for hip action!
The building we see today dates from 1929, however there has been a pub on the site since 1736 when it was called just the Crown. The story about the change of name to the Crown and Two Chairmen is that two sedan chair men who were taking Queen Anne to have her portrait painted by...