Posts Tagged ‘LONDON FOR CHILDREN’
FREE LONDON: A Bowler Hat, A Tin Soldier and some Misunderstood Monsters
Jun 18 2014- COLF
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FREE LONDON alert! There is something quite extraordinary about to come to the City of London. A giant inflatable Bowler Hat will shortly be found beside St Paul’s Cathedral in Paternoster Square. It is something we are bringing for this years’ City of London Festival and it will be in place from 23 June to 17 July.
April 2014 Newsletter – Lots of Easter Half Term activities for the family!
Apr 02 2014- Monica Costa
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Dear London Mums
Spring is in the air and half term holidays at the door. What a great combination!
April is a challenging month for parents. Yes indeed it is in the middle of blooming Spring, a season which is glorious celebration of re-birth but also tiring as our bodies adjust to the weather change. Plus parents have to cope with finding lots of Easter half term activities and endure either endless organisation of carers or entertain the kids themselves.
For both these issues we have put together practical solutions that hopefully will help you survive and enjoy this Month. Simply check our Easter fun stuff feature filled with ideas to keep kids entertained over Easter half term.
Top Tips for an Eggstra Special Easter with your family!
Mar 26 2013- Monica Costa
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Easter is just around the corner and whilst we welcome the long break to spend more quality time with our families, the unpredictable British weather can leave us stuck inside and feeling a little stir crazy.
THE SEA LIFE LONDON AQUARIUM PIONEERS THE UK’S FIRST “AUDIO” AQUARIUM FOR BLIND CHILDREN
Oct 25 2012- Monica Costa
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The SEA LIFE London Aquarium has kick started an innovative new project to extend the aquarium experience to a totally new audience – blind and partially sighted children. Working with the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra (RPO), The Royal National Institute of Blind People (RNIB) and the pupils of Joseph Clarke School the aim is to bring the ocean world to life for them through music.
