bottoms and right royal behinds, this is a joyful tale where the little guy is triumphant. Vibrant illustrations by Korky Paul, of Winnie The Witch fame, adds to its slapstick humour appeal.Sir Scallywag And The Golden Underpants by Giles Andreae and Korky

prefers hanging out with adults?The Comedy ClubHaving a good sense of humour is vital for your child's happiness, so learn fun ways to encourage laughter and giggles The Creative ClassroomThe trend for home schooling is gaining popularity, but what does

with a good dose of humour, and the happy conclusion of daddy watching the footie while having his nails painted is sure to raise a wry smile in both male and female camps – even if it’s a little far from the truth chez Lees. “A more accurate picture

of the young creators. It was an excitable occasion, with lots of cries of “I drew that!”, “That’s mine!” and “Look, look!” issuing from the audience. With engaging animations, a surreal storyline and touches of toilet humour, this fun film is sure to hit

of England…Don’t forget to pack Your imagination, your sense of humour and, if you feel like it, a costume to match this summer’s Wild, Wild West themeSpecial events Wild, Wild WestJuly 23–September 4Explore all things rootin’ and tootin’. Pitch a tent, join

and honesty, not to mention the brilliantly observed humour, of the central characters – loyal-to-the-last Woody and puffed-up-but-able-to-laugh-at-himself Buzz. Now it's time for Ken "I'm not a girl's toy” to shine, renaming Barbie's Dreamhouse (instantly

whilst parents can explore the gallery’s latest exhibition with it's curator.Glasgow Kids Comedy Club: Ray BradshawJanuary 8Rescue your children from their back-to-school slump with a special comedy show that will appeal to their cheeky sense of humour

on the promenade in Newcastle, County Down where audiences can expect traditional slapstick humour and a healthy dose of bopping from the great man's irritable wife.Irish Game FairJuly 7, 8Now in its 50th year this annual event at Shane’s Castle Estate in Lough

Erica and H&M girlswear Why did you decide to work in childrenswear?I like the way children are free and open minded and have a fantastic sense of humour. I love children’s fashion, and that I have the opportunity to be able to design fashionable

children's books were comic strips. I still love the detail and humour in Briggs’ characters and illustrations. He is an absolute master when it comes to telling stories using this medium. He knows exactly what is interesting and funny. I take my hat off