Beefeater Writing Page
Yeoman's Warders, popularly known as Beefeaters, are the guards of the Tower of London. You can use our Beefeater writing page to record what you know about them.
London Writing Pages
Use these writing pages - available in colour or black and white - for writing about these famous London landmarks, perhaps when you are learning about them or visiting.
Big Ben Writing Page
Big Ben is actually the nickname given to the bell in the clock tower. Use our Big Ben writing paper to record this and other interesting facts.
Buckingham Palace Writing Page
Queen Victoria was the first monarch to use Buckingham Palace as an official residence. What other facts can your children find out and record on our Buckingham Palace writing page?
Globe Theatre Writing Page
Write about the Globe Theatre and the plays performed there with this useful writing page.
London Eye Writing Page
Have you take a trip on the London Eye? Our London Eye writing pages are perfect for writing about what you saw.
Queen's Guard Writing Page
Our Queen's Guard writing page is the perfect place to write about a day out to see the changing of the guard.
St Paul's Cathedral Writing Page
There has been a church on the site of St Paul's since 604AD. You can record this and other interesting facts on our St Paul's Cathedral writing page.
The Dome Writing Page
We have colour or black and white versions of our London Dome writing page for you to choose from.
Tower Bridge Writing Page
We have two versions of our Tower Bridge writing page, in colour or black and white. They are a fun way to record research or to write about a visit to this famous landmark.
Tower Of London Writing Page
How will you use our Tower of London writing page? Perhaps to write about a day out, as part of a history project or to write a story set in the Tower?
Westminster Abbey Writing Page
Since 1066, Westminster Abbey has been the coronation venue of English and British monarchs. We have black and white and colour versions of our Westminster Abbey writing page for children to record their research into this historic site.
