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Visiting The National Holocaust Museum in Nottinghamshire
2 Aug 2015

Visiting The National Holocaust Museum in Nottinghamshire

by Jess | posted in: Blog, UK | 28

Jess, who’s 13, says: When mum and dad told me that we were going to be visiting the National Holocaust Centre and Museum as part of our visit to Nottinghamshire, I was confused. Not as to why we were visiting … Continued

Germany, history, Hitler, Holocaust, Nottinghamshire, World War II
Cakes, a Castle and Cathedral – What to do in Lincoln
29 Jul 2015

Cakes, a Castle and Cathedral – What to do in Lincoln

by Jess | posted in: Blog, UK | 55

Jess says: At the start of the summer, mum, dad, Robert and I spent two lovely nights in Lincoln. We had a fantastic time, and I was surprised by how beautiful and picturesque the city was. While dad and Robert … Continued

Burton Road Fish and Chip shop, Lincoln, Lincoln bus tour, Lincoln Castle, Lincoln Cathedral, Magna Carta, Steep Hill, The Collection, The Rest
Keeping Cool in the Summer – Sledging and Skiing at The Snow Centre
9 Jul 2015

Keeping Cool in the Summer – Sledging and Skiing at The Snow Centre

by Jess | posted in: Blog, UK | 40

It’s been surprisingly hot in London of late, but we found a rather unusual way to cool down…. Jess writes: Before yesterday, no one in my family had ever been skiing or sledging before – in fact, I was confused as … Continued

indoor skiing, indoor sledging, skiing, skiing lessons, skiing near London, sledging, snow
Getting away from it all in Welcombe, Devon (by Jo)
17 Jun 2015

Getting away from it all in Welcombe, Devon (by Jo)

by Sarah Ebner | posted in: Blog, UK | 28

We have a brilliant guest post this week, thanks to Jo, mum of three boys aged 13, 11 and 9. Could the three of them, plus one work-concerned husband and a bespoke coffeehouse-obsessed city dwelling mum manage a week in … Continued

Barton Hurdle, Devon, Welcombe
Amazon World Zoo Park on the Isle of Wight (by Finn)
13 Jun 2015

Amazon World Zoo Park on the Isle of Wight (by Finn)

by Sarah Ebner | posted in: Blog, UK | 35

We’re delighted to have a guest post this week by Finn, who’s 11. A few months ago he told us about his trip to the Dr Who Experience in Cardiff. Now he’s been to the Isle of Wight and a … Continued

Amazon World Zoo Park, animals, Finn, Isle of Wight, lemurs, meerkats, zoo
Learning about Summerdown Camp, Eastbourne
3 Jun 2015

Learning about Summerdown Camp, Eastbourne

by Sarah Ebner | posted in: Blog, UK | 20

Sometimes you randomly fall upon little gems which you enjoy and are so glad to have added to your life. This may happen when you’re walking down the street on holiday (we fell in love with the Bewdley Museum while … Continued

Blueboys, Eastbourne, history, soldiers, Summerdown camp, Summerdown convalescent camp, World War I
Great family fun, from star gazing to Horrible Histories – coming up soon…
12 May 2015

Great family fun, from star gazing to Horrible Histories – coming up soon…

by Sarah Ebner | posted in: News, UK | 27

I’m often told about family friendly events and activities, but I’ve been particularly taken by four I’ve come across recently and which I think you will enjoy. In fact, I think they’d be enjoyed by all the family. What do you … Continued

days out in London, Leicester Space Centre, London, Tower Bridge, Warwick Castle
Five reasons to visit Hampton Court (by Robert, aged 9)
23 Apr 2015

Five reasons to visit Hampton Court (by Robert, aged 9)

by Sarah Ebner | posted in: Blog, UK | 25

My class and I were lucky enough to go on a school trip to Hampton Court, which is one of the 50 palaces that Henry VIII lived in during the Tudor times (although it was built by Thomas Wolsey, who was … Continued

days out in London, Hampton Court, Henry VIII, history, Tudors
A Great Visit To Weald and Downland
9 Apr 2015

A Great Visit To Weald and Downland

by Jess | posted in: Blog, UK | 24

Jess, who’s 13, writes: During our stay at the Spread Eagle Hotel and Spa, our family visited Weald and Downland – an open air museum in Singleton, near Chichester. I was very excited to visit as we do not normally go to … Continued

days out in England, Living history, Weald and Downland
Our stay at the Spread Eagle Hotel In West Sussex
31 Mar 2015

Our stay at the Spread Eagle Hotel In West Sussex

by Jess | posted in: Blog, UK | 33

Jess writes: This weekend, my mum, dad and I stayed for two nights in the gorgeous Spread Eagle Hotel and Spa in Midhurst, West Sussex – part of the South Downs National Park. Please watch the video below for a short … Continued

Cowdray ruins, Elizabeth I, Midhurst, Spread Eagle hotel, Tudors

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