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Providing parents with all types of information on schools meals including how to apply for free school meals.
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An exhibition at The Museum of London
Cats have their breakfast and the wind picks up. Fun on film.
(Link to our school film page)
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Queen Elizabeth's Hunting Lodge, Chingford, originally called the Great Standing.
Built for Henry VIII in 1543.
Do you have any images of Old Chingford you would like to share with our school?
Use our contact us page to let us know.
Image: Public Domain
History at Chingford Hall School
A Step Back in Time web page sequence from the BBC History pages - intended for younger children to explore a house from 100 years ago.
Uses Adobe Flash - read more about Josie and Gleep here.
London in 1951
This is a short film about London in the year 1951. (59Mb)
It features the Festival of Britain exhibition on the South Bank of The Thames.
Over 8.5 million people visited the Festival during the 20 weeks or so it was open.
The film shows a bright, looking forward view of Great Britain in 1951.
Why did so many people visit the Exhibition do you think?
What were people thinking after the end of the Second World War?
60 years later does our world now look like the Exhibition did then?
Film: The National Archives
9min 26 sec: Category 1900-45
Actuality Films: Film Festival in Britain
Source Central Office of Information - Crown Copyright
A great resource for helping to develop an understanding of World War 2. With sections on growing up in wartime, food and children in the war. Read more here...
A great visual treat from The Museum of Lond exploring the Great Fire of London, using Flash technology.
Meet charcters from history and hear what they have to say about events of their time. History and fun too! Read more here...
This is a large, beautifully populated website - offering insights into history and culture across many communities and time periods.
Linked to the recent Radio 4 series - the site offers access to the collection of The British Museum and many other museums in the UK. Read more here...
Helping parents, carers and children get really close up to history.
This great set of web pages from The National Gallery allows the web visitor to zoom into the most detailed sections of each picture chosen.
What were those people weaving in 1675? What is on that shelf in 1750? Find out here. Read more...
