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    The life of Rosa Parks

    Learn about this remarkable civil rights activist…

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    Facts about the river Nile

    Join us on an adventure to northeast Africa to learn about one of the world’s most famous rivers...

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Which Christmas items can I recycle?

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General Geography

Dare To Explore with Paul Rose!

Explorer Paul Rose tells us all about his awesome Arctic adventures, and how he came to do this super cool job!
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Space

Facts about the Earth

Learn all about our amazing planet…
Space

Facts about Mars

How much do you know about the Red Planet?

Did you know?

There are more stars in the universe than grains of sand on all the beaches on Earth. That’s at least a billion trillion!

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Nature

Five Top Conservation Tips!

How can you help save our planet?
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General Geography

10 fabulous facts about Diwali!

Discover the fascinating festival of lights…
General Science

Your digestive system

You eat a meal. And then a bit later… you do a poo! But what happens in between?
General Animals

Extinct Animals…

Meet some very special species whose existence came to a tragic end…
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Books

13 phizz-whizzing facts about Roald Dahl

We’ve put together some fantastic facts about Roald Dahl’s life, and boy are there some humdingers…
Physical Geography

Nile river facts

Discover this incredible natural wonder and invaluable source of life…

Did you know?

When uncoiled, the small intestine is about 7 metres long!

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Space

Satellites set to track animals from space!

Scientists want to understand more about migratory animals…
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