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History in southern Italy
By Junior on 11/08/2011 15:09:38
With olive groves and extensive gardens, the region of Puglia in southern Italy is steeped in history

The luxurious new resort, Borgo Egnazia is nestled in the foothills of the Apennine Mountains and has the original ancient road to Rome passing beside the front gates. Spread across 20 hectares, the resort includes a luxury hotel, 28 three-bedroom villas, and an Apulian-style vil...

Who the heck is Harry Hastings? Read all about his History Heroes
By Helen McKay-Ferguson on 15/04/2011 18:14:49
Could this simple card game spark a learning revolution?

Devised by über-enthusiastic (and aptly-named) history teacher Harry Hastings, History Heroes is a card game that aims to educate, and excite, children about that great institution – the British monarchy. History, exciting? If your memories

Wildlife photography
By Kimberley Chen on 04/11/2011 16:37:10
The Natural History Museum is showcasing impressive photography by both adults and pint-sized photographers

the best photographs to be displayed at the Natural History Museum (until March 11 2012), before touring the UK and abroad. And there's certainly no talent lacking in the young, budding photographer’s category. Hui Yu Kim is the deserving winner of the 10

National Museum Of Scotland
By Julie-Ann Murphy on 28/05/2012 19:00:19
Delve into the worlds of history, culture, art, science and much more with a fun family day out at Scotland's national museum

The redevelopment of the National Museum of Scotland has been quite a big deal. With an investment just shy of £50 million, the site in the heart of Edinburgh has been transformed and I couldn’t wait to see what was on offer. The last time I was in the museum, I was knee high to ...

Joe Blogs goes all literary at the Hay Festival 2012
By Joe on 12/06/2012 15:44:03
Smart Boy About Town turns bookish as he mingles with Jacqueline Wilson, some Horrible Histories and a wiggly woo…

Atlas (my mum tells me it won a Junior Design Award!). He's an explorer and an adventurer – I like the sound of that. I also loved the Horrible Histories talk because, well, I'm a boy and I love gruesome, grisly things. Did feel a bit sad about the World

Porthcurno Telegraph Museum, Cornwall
By Fiona McKim on 20/07/2011 12:35:57
Crack the code of Britain's enigmatic communications history

If you ever stop to ponder how people managed to communicate in a world before email and iPhones, pay a visit to the place where it all began, Porthcurno Telegraph Museum. Discover the Victorian coded system that revolutionised communication forever and may well have won us the w...

Warwick Castle, Warwickshire
By Fiona McKim on 25/07/2011 12:14:24
Live and breathe ancient history within the walls of this wondrous fortress

Jousting knights, pretty princesses and fiery dragons await your presence amongst the imposing medieval grandeur of one of Britain's most impressive castles. Rich with over 1000 years of fascinating history, Warwick castle is buzzing with life

How to tell the age of a tree
By Fiona McKim on 03/04/2012 17:56:33
History is alive in our woodlands – discover the age of your local trees

1. Find a large tree and choose a point from which to measure it at around four to five feet from the ground, ensuring you choose a part of the tree that is not significantly thicker or thinner than the rest of the trunk.2. Using a soft and flexible tape measure, measure the girt...

The Even Keel Café at the Cutty Sark
By Catherine O'Dolan on 26/06/2012 16:07:41
An illustrious icon of British history serving equally memorable fare

have taken place on board during its illustrious 143-year history. Okay, so it was a commercial clipper (as opposed to a pirate ship), transporting tea, wool and buffalo horns as cargo, but it is also a magnificent testimony to the glorious bygone days

Kent And East Sussex Railway
By Helen McKay-Ferguson on 25/07/2011 14:26:17
The joy is the journey and the destination in this history-rich enclave of old England

The gentle chuff of the steam engine, the soothing clickety-clack of the wheels on the track, green fields slipping by… The 100-year-old Kent And East Sussex Railway offers the passenger a tranquil ride through this rural idyll, known as 1066 Country, with lots to see and do alon...

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