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Libby Clegg running — Sports Heroes

friendship — Friendship

A row of three cavalry soldiers in full uniform complete with bear skin hats and holding rifles to their sides, A mounted soldier on a fine brown horse stands to the left, british paintings — British Paintings

Old lady in peasants clothes bent over cooking eggs in a terracotta pot — What’s Cooking? (Adult Touch to See Club)

Black and white photograph of a young Elvis Presley, dressed in black, dancing and singing. — The Rock ‘n’ Roll Years, 1950s music, fashion and film (Adult Touch to See Club)

Huge pillars of gas in the night sky. — The Night Sky: voyage into the cosmos (Adult Touch to See Club)

Peter and the Wolf written and illustrated by Ian Beck. A boy, dressed in a fur hat, red coat, brown trousers and black boots, carrying a length of rope over his shoulder as he stands by a dark wood with a cat, duck and a wolf nearby, exploring music 1 peter and the wolf — Exploring Music 1, Peter and the Wolf

just like my mum — Just Like My Mum

Red brick building with two canons in front, exeter gateway to the south west — Exeter Gateway to the South-West

five minutes peace — Five Minutes Peace

A boy wearing a green shirt is holding binoculars in one hand and on his other hand a butterfly is resting on his finger — Little People, BIG DREAMS David Attenborough

Ancient Games – the history of the Olympics

Where are you Blue Kangaroo? Written and illustrated by Emma Chichester Clark. A little girl kneeling on a chair looking for her little friend. The blue kangaroo is hiding under the chair. — Where are you Blue Kangaroo?

Copy of the Bayeux tapestry depicting Harrold being slaughtered. — The Bayeux Tapestry

ginger — Ginger

Photograph of Chiswick House, a grand white building with dombed roof and pillars in front, brilliant buildings your guide to amazing architecture — Brilliant Buildings: your guide to amazing architecture

The Gruffalo written by Julia Donaldson and illustrated by Axel Scheffler. The Gruffalo with purple spikes and terrible teeth and tusks in the middle of the forest chatting to a mouse. — The Gruffalo

The Lighthouse Keeper's Rescue, written and illustrated by Ronda and David Armitage. A man in a rowing boat rowing towards a lighthouse behind. Three seagulls are circling around. — Science Alive! Fantastic Light featuring The Lighthouse Keeper’s Rescue

Portrait of a wealthy couple holding hands in their bedchamber. The man on the left wears a long black gown and large brimmed top hat the lady on the right wears a fine green gown and frilled white veil. A small dog stands by her feet. — The First Collection of Paintings from the National Gallery

A photograph of St Edward's Crown used during the coronation. — Sensory Experience: The Coronation

Elegant lady in full white dress, hitching her skirts, whilst paddling in a stream. — Celebrating Rembrandt (Adult Touch to See Club)

he Bear who went Boo! Written by David Walliams and illustrated by Tony Ross. A very smily polar bear, wearing a green check scarf, in the centre of an icy scenery. — The Bear Who Went Boo!

Rosie's Walk, written and illustrated by Pat Hutchins, a chicken is taking a stroll whilst a red fox hides behind the chicken coop. — Rosie’s Walk

The painting looks down onto a craggy hillside to the thatched roof of a cottage and over a loch below. — The City of Glasgow

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