ft long. Tapping into our perennial fascination for all things dinosaur, this 80-minute show is based on the BBC’s award-winning Walking With Dinosaurs to create a show for all the family. Led by a  running commentary from our expert palaeontologist

at the Future Disco. Family activities also include It’s A Knockout, plus open-mic and campfire jamming sessions. Where to stay Pitch your tent in the family area that is situated furthest from the noise of the stage (further to walk, yes, but much more

Reading Many gifted children learn to read early. However, early reading is not a sign on its own: some gifted children struggle to learn to read, and many early readers aren’t gifted.Walking and talking  Gifted children tend to walk and talk early

chosen to walk down on the runway in the most fashionable finery. With a dazzling dozen fashion shows over the two days of the famous fashion fair, young child models must call upon more talents than just having a pretty face – though of course

was clearly having so much fun in the limelight that he decided to do a repeat performance and instead of walking off backstage decided to walk down the runway a second time.Finally, five girls came onto the stage each holding one of the letters to spell

to distinguish the jelly shoe from any other. But then, turn it over and you'll see that, as your toddler walks in the sand, he'll be leaving a perfect little trail of Gucci marks that will set him streets ahead in the style stakes of all his other beach buddies

with "So glad you made it! Gimme some lovin'" amid a dramatic haze of dry ice. It was a dramatic start, but not without its hazards for the first models down the catwalk who had to wave their way through the smoke, and walked past the band with their hands

's on offer to give an alternative stay to a stay at the luxury Gleneagles hotel and resort. Between April 1–28 (excluding Friday 22 and Saturday 23 April), families can book in to workshops and learn to stilt walk, juggle and master the art of the human

for preschoolers.* Dear Zoo by Rod Campbell.* Roar! by David Wojtowycz.* Rosie’s Walk by Pat Hutchins.* Cowboy Baby by Sue Heap.* Duck In A Truck by Jez Alborough.* Each Peach Pear Plum by Janet and Allan Ahlberg.* Here Comes The Train by Charlotte Voake.* Guess

CHRISTMAS JUST WOULDN'T be Christmas without the heavenly voice of Aled Jones singing "We are walking in the air…” No matter that even author/illustrator Raymond Briggs himself refers to his own creation as "that bloody Snowman" such is its