Set on the Lower Lawns of Arundel Castle, the tented encampments of Raven Tor Living History Group, The Company of St Barbara and other historical re-enactment groups will reflect 2,000 years of local and Castle history in crafts, costume, and combat displays. Visitors will be able to meet Roman Gladiators, Norman Knights, 15th Century archers, and 18th Century Smugglers to name but a few of the…
Summer is the perfect time of year to head outside and explore with the kids, whether you are planning on taking a staycation or you are hoping to head off to a faraway destination. If you are going to be in London, consider enjoying the following family-friendly activities that are a lot of fun. Here is a guide to spending quality time in London with the Kids this Summer.
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The summer holidays are here! Which means one thing…you have 6 weeks of quality time with the little terrors- don’t fear! I’ve 10 brilliant activities and boredom busters that can help you survive!
1. Library visits. Sign up for the Summer Reading Challenge. There are always free events you can sign up for so head to a library near you!
2. Trips to the park. Throw the bikes, scooters, bird…
Set within the upper grounds of Arundel Castle, Living History Days will be an opportunity to meet a variety of historical characters, such as a Knight, Pirate and Medieval Surgeon. Visitors can also enjoy have-a-go at archery, fencing and medieval skittles. Certain days will also include falconry, face painting, and a puppeteer. (Please note – for have-a-go fencing or archery a lower age…
We don’t care what Kylie Minogue might say: The Most Wonderful Time of the Year’ isn’t Christmas; it’s the summer. It might not last very long, but when the Great British Summer gets into full swing, there’s no beating it. BBQs, festivals, burnt noses, and Wimbledon on the telly… But nothing gets us more excited for the sizzling-hot season than the chance to cool off by leaping…
Recently I went to Tower Bridge Exhibition with my mum to review the new Family Trail. Instead of writing a review I have put together a video where I show how children can use the new app designed to capture the imagination of young explorers and encourage visitors to explore Tower Bridge like never before with inventive features and an activity packed booklet for kids. I really enjoyed it and…
I am so excited to be able to invite all London Mums to attend a very special event I am involved with, the Gelato Festival on 1st July from 12 to 2pm. It would be amazing to see you there at Old Spitalfields Market at 12pm I will talk about my journey as an Italian female entrepreneur, more specifically about the influence of the Italian culture that strongly relies on creativity and family…
I had the chance to attend the launch of the New Lego Nexo Knights sets and movie at Legoland Windsor resort with my friend Frankie from school as well as my sister Lilly. We joined the party and enjoyed the rides at the park, which were extremely exciting.
We made the most of everything from top to bottom, including the full of activities party at the beginning of our journey. There, Frankie…
Retro games and traditional activities can involve everyone. Here are a few retro ideas to keep your kids occupied this Summer.
1. Skating
I’m sure that most of us can remember having a pair of skates at some point? I loved skating and had so many pairs with their funky accessories over the years: roller skates, leg warmers, fluorescent head bands – I remember having so much…
Summer’s just around the corner, meaning it’s time to dust off your outdoor furniture and enjoy long, warm evenings in the garden.
But how can you look after your garden furniture during the summer months? We spoke to Robert Fernandez from online rattan furniture retailer Rattan Direct and got some tips for keeping your furniture looking fantastic.
If it rains, remove all the…