Laser Quest provides a range of adventure experiences to adults and children over six years old. Clients are given full briefings and all the needed equipment to enjoy laser tag games that are played out in a labyrinth, with catwalks, mazes and swirling fog. Players may compete in groups or play as solo fighters. Laser Quest also offers birthday parties featuring a private party area and assistance of a host.

Ventura Wildlife Park is an interactive wildlife centre home to over 55 species of rare, beautiful and endangered animals from around the world. Located within approximately 3 acres of beautiful grounds on the outskirts of Ware in Hertfordshire this is one of the UK’s new wildlife parks and concentrates of delivering an interactive wildlife adventure for all ages and abilities to enjoy. Whether you want to spend a few hours, half a day or the whole day you will have fun discovering a variety of different animals including lemur, zebra, monkey, kangaroo, giant tortoise, crocodile, and kookaburra. Plus enjoy discovering rarely seen animals including the fossa, binturong, red-rumped agouti and the Cuban hutia.

Budding knights (and their ‘Game of Thrones’-obsessed parents) will get a huge kick from staying at this medieval-themed camping village near Coventry.

Established in 1884 and  The Devas Youth Club in Battersea offers children, who might otherwise have been attracted to a…

Gill runs cookery courses for all ages.

We are well known for our patience and understanding. We welcome children of all abilities. Stimulating and fun classes for 6 months to young teens.

Set in beautiful parkland surroundings, the club has continued to extend a warm welcome to visitors and members since 1907.

At Little Kickers the focus is very much on fun - a national network of informal yet professionally run training…

LEARN FRENCH WITH THE LINGO BROS. Sessions are everyday from Tuesday to Friday and also on Saturday. Classes begin at 9:30 am and ends at 18:00 during the week. On Saturday classes start at 9:00 and ends at 18:00 – Group lessons: £18 per child/session – Group of 2 children: £32.5 per child/session

A magic experience for kids!

Artist Raju Rage brings their studio to Tate and invites you to explore everyday objects, sculpture and performance.

At Monkey Music, we know that music is fundamental to a pre-school aged child's development.

A colourful celebration of India's vibrant plants and culture.

Come and bring your kids to Rowans for children’s bowling parties in North London.

Kensington leisure centre

Come and meet Bagpuss, see the Soup Dragon and behold Noggin the Nog. Oliver Postgate’s voice and Peter Firmin’s puppets shaped the childhood memories of millions since they started collaborating in the 1950s

This Music Gallery display explores the smaller keyboard instruments that, over the centuries, we have invited into our homes.

Playing house-infused jazz, funk, dance and soul music, it's the live band project of house music icon Louie Vega.

Our Natural History Gallery first opened in 1901, the design influenced by the Arts and Crafts and Art Nouveau movements of the time. Many of the original showcases remain, packed full of taxidermy, skeletons and specimens preserved in fluid, giving the gallery a unique historic feel. Most of the specimens, including our taxidermy mount of a walrus were collected over 100 years ago during the Victorian and Edwardian periods. This was a time when naturalists and collectors were exploring the globe.

Bekonscot Model Village & Railway is the world’s oldest original model village, opening for the first time in 1929.

Creative Kids: Happy Birthday, William Morris

Explore the Museum!

Land of the Lions is here! ZSL London Zoo’s newest and most breath-taking exhibit transports visitors from the heart of London to India’s vibrant Sasan Gir, where they can get closer than ever before to mighty Asiatic lions.

FirstSteps School of Dance is based in North London. The dance school takes pupils from 2.5 years.

Take the first step to the right start at South London Dance Studios . . .