War HorseUntil February 16, 2013Nick Stafford’s adaptation of Michael Morpurgo’s War Horse at the New London Theatre follows the energetic and highly emotional adventure of Albert's beloved horse, Joey. At the outbreak of the First World War, Joey is sold to the cavalry. Joey con...

-The-Pooh and Goldilocks And The Three Bears are spot on).5. Go on a National Parks day event Visit www.nationalparks.gov.uk and search Events for a date and location that suits you.6. Cloudwatching  Pick a shady tree, roll out your rug, then watch the sky go by. Try

as carpeting and roofing. Organisations such as the Forestry Commission (www.forestry.gov.uk) even organise den-building events. Structures may collapse, however lovingly built, so watch out for toddlers hiding inside. 5. Get conker bonkers

1. DJ and disco Give your child the run of the CDs for the day and have her put together a playlist for a disco. Ask her to make decorations and name the event, then set a time when she will play DJ (with Dad’s help) while you take to the dance

is fireworks and sparklers. We have all heard the horror stories of what can happen when safety precautions are not taken, but it is actually very simple to ensure a happy evening is had by all. Attending a large scale, organised fireworks event ensures

your comfy 'cinema' seating in rows and ‘sell’ tickets for the show. You could also make posters for the event. Winnie-The-Pooh, Babe, The Lion King, Shrek and Mary Poppins are all great ideas for a rainy-day movie.5. Hollywood star  Line a kitchen tray