Category Archives: Children’s University

Natural History Museum What a fantastic place it is it will take your breath away, going to the natural history museum it’s like going to heaven. The fossils are so cool and big that if you come close to them … Continue reading →

  Just a step into the Natural History Museum (NHM) will blow your brains away with all the excitement and facts about everything. This place has many extinct animals like Do do birds! You could spend weeks upon weeks walking … Continue reading →

  Natural History Museum The Natural History Museum is one of the biggest museum on Exhibition road out of three, the other two are the science museum and the Victoria and Albert museum and has loads of really interesting artefacts. … Continue reading →

  The Natural History Museum The Natural History Museum is one of the biggest museums  in england it is free and has lots of interesting facts it has more than 300,000,000 visitors per year . The museum is home of … Continue reading →

  With more than 300 million visitors each year the natural history museum is one of London’s most popular attractions and it’s little wonder when you consider that it’s home to the world’s finest collection of natural history artefacts. Hundreds … Continue reading →

  House of Commons                          In the House of Commons there are 650(MP) Members of Parliament and the Queen is not allowed in the House of Commons because of  Charles the first and the colours of the seats in there are green.    … Continue reading →

                                           The Natural History Museum With more than 300 million visitors each year the natural history museum is one of London’s most popular attractions and it’s little wonder when you consider that it’s home to the world’s finest … Continue reading →

  With more than 300 million visitors each year the natural history museum is one of London’s most popular attractions and it’s little wonder when you consider that it’s home to the world’s finest collection of natural history artefacts. Hundreds … Continue reading →