Kids in the Past

The Romans (London’s History)

You might think of Rome when someone says ‘The Romans’, but they actually play a HUGE part in London’s history!
They controlled London nearly 2000 years ago and did a lot of things in the city.
In this episode of ‘London’s History’ we’re going to lea…

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The Great Fire Of 1666 (London’s History)

Everybody’s heard of The Great Fire of London, but how much do you really know about it?
In this episode of ‘London’s History’ we’re finding out all about the famous fire!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Why Remember (The Great War – Through A London Child’s Eye)

It’s a decade after the start of the war and Edward’s father has died.  At a church memorial service, Edward contemplates the role of memorial in our society in all its aspects.

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Why Remember (The Great War – Through A London Child’s Eye)

It’s a decade after the start of the war and Edward’s father has died.  At a church memorial service, Edward contemplates the role of memorial in our society in all its aspects.Join Fun Kids Podcasts+: https://funkidslive.com/plusSee o…

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Personal Remembrance (The Great War – Through A London Child’s Eye)

Many of us remember the fallen from the Great Wars and other conflicts by wearing a poppy.  Edward’s mother and Grandmother talk about the Poppy campaign, and Edward remembers seeing the Scottish troops in London.

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Personal Remembrance (The Great War – Through A London Child’s Eye)

Many of us remember the fallen from the Great Wars and other conflicts by wearing a poppy.  Edward’s mother and Grandmother talk about the Poppy campaign, and Edward remembers seeing the Scottish troops in London.Join Fun Kids Podcasts+: htt…

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Local Memorials (The Great War – Through A London Child’s Eye)

Memorials for the fallen come in many shapes and sizes.  This is mainly due to there not being any rules about what form a war memorial should take but also because different people and communities want to remember and commemorate in different way…

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Local Memorials (The Great War – Through A London Child’s Eye)

Memorials for the fallen come in many shapes and sizes.  This is mainly due to there not being any rules about what form a war memorial should take but also because different people and communities want to remember and commemorate in different way…

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Military Remembrance (The Great War – Through A London Child’s Eye)

Military cemeteries were designed to be peaceful and to be a fair way to remember both rich and poor alike.  Edward visits Brookwood Military Cemetery in Surrey, whilst Sid and his mother argue about John’s place in a cemetery in France. 

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Military Remembrance (The Great War – Through A London Child’s Eye)

Military cemeteries were designed to be peaceful and to be a fair way to remember both rich and poor alike.  Edward visits Brookwood Military Cemetery in Surrey, whilst Sid and his mother argue about John’s place in a cemetery in France.&nbs…

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