Juniors
In Burwell
Child Services in the Village
Information on groups in the village dealing with child care and other child services
Child Services in the Village
Child Services in the Village
Beavers
Cubs
FirstSteps School of Dancing
FirstSteps School of Dancing
The Gallery Room, Burwell Community Sports Centre , Buntings Path, Burwell CB25 0DD
"The school offers The Royal Academy of Dance syllabus classes for girls or boys from four year of age. Learning ballet and other dance styles encourages children to feel good about themselves." FREE TASTER CLASS
For further details contact: Sue Dickinson B.Sc, M.Phil. M.Mus.
07904 931366 01638743557
email www.firststepsburwell.info
The Gallery Room, Burwell Community Sports Centre , Buntings Path, Burwell CB25 0DD
"The school offers The Royal Academy of Dance syllabus classes for girls or boys from four year of age. Learning ballet and other dance styles encourages children to feel good about themselves." FREE TASTER CLASS
For further details contact: Sue Dickinson B.Sc, M.Phil. M.Mus.
07904 931366 01638743557
email www.firststepsburwell.info
Sports in the Village
Burwell Sports and Activities including: Dance, Trampoline, Gymnastic, RollerHockey, Badminton
School Children's Activities
Sports in the Village
School Children's Activities
Sports in the Village
Fun and Educational Links
Animal and Wildlife links
Ask Jeeves for Kids
Cartoon Network
Dorling Kindersley
Encyclozine
Expand your mind, or just play some games
K. E. W. L.
Kids Stomping Ground
Links to On-Line games
Science and Space links
Suessville
Wikipedia
BBC
Kids Homepage and
Educational Games and
stuff
BBC Newsround - Home
Changing Faces calls for the way villains look in movies to change
Charity Changing Faces calls for the way villains look in films to change.
Charity Changing Faces calls for the way villains look in films to change.
World Cup: Which Belgium player should England be worried about?
England play their final group match against Belgium, but which star player should England be worried about?
England play their final group match against Belgium, but which star player should England be worried about?
Smoking: Should it be banned at the school gates?
A group of school children have had enough of adults smoking near school gates, so they decided to do something about it.
A group of school children have had enough of adults smoking near school gates, so they decided to do something about it.
Can you guess which singer this is?
Here's a clue - she's pretty famous!
Here's a clue - she's pretty famous!
Sir David Attenborough: 'I'm astonished' by Blue Planet plastic impact
The wildlife expert says he's been wowed by how much people are doing to tackle plastic in the oceans. He's also part of a new BBC campaign to help people deal with plastic waste.
The wildlife expert says he's been wowed by how much people are doing to tackle plastic in the oceans. He's also part of a new BBC campaign to help people deal with plastic waste.
Watch Ugly Dogs: Meet the World's Ugliest Dog contest winner Zsa Zsa
Hairy, bald, big and small...these canines have been competing to be crowned the World's Ugliest Dog!
Hairy, bald, big and small...these canines have been competing to be crowned the World's Ugliest Dog!
VAR: Premier League to set 'high bar' for video ref decisions following Women's World Cup
VAR (video assistant referee) technology is always a hot topic in football. Following controversy over some VAR decisions at the Women's World Cup the tech is about to be used in the Premier League for the first time.
VAR (video assistant referee) technology is always a hot topic in football. Following controversy over some VAR decisions at the Women's World Cup the tech is about to be used in the Premier League for the first time.
Table tennis: Kids in Germany set new world record
Over 1200 children from schools across Dusseldorf got together to try and set a new world record.
Over 1200 children from schools across Dusseldorf got together to try and set a new world record.
Starfish make amazing recovery
A lot of starfish died during the outbreak of a disease but experts think they've changed to survive.
A lot of starfish died during the outbreak of a disease but experts think they've changed to survive.
320,000 people are homeless in Britain, say Shelter
As the number of homeless people in Britain is increases, Newsround investigates the issue of homelessness.
As the number of homeless people in Britain is increases, Newsround investigates the issue of homelessness.
Plastic: Six-year-old Ella's paddleboarding litter pick up
Ella and her mum have been paddleboarding near where they live so they can help remove plastic from the water there.
Ella and her mum have been paddleboarding near where they live so they can help remove plastic from the water there.
Village News
UK's biggest solar farm planned for east of England (Click on image for larger version)
Latest Proposals
Project and
Current Status
Latest Proposals
Project and
Current Status
BBC News
Britain's Pompeii: Bronze Age artefacts go on displayItems from the UK's largest collection of everyday Bronze Age finds go on display at its new home.
Numbering bricks enables old station to be rebuiltWansford Road station is being moved brick by brick to its new home near Peterborough.
Congestion still major issue in council electionThe contest on 2 May is the first ballot since plans for a city congestion charge were dropped.
Mandela's daughter thanks college for sculptureMakaziwe Mandela-Amuah hopes students at Cambridge will be inspired to make 'a better world'.
Water companies release image of proposed reservoirIt has a "crucial role in a future with more people but less reliable rainfall," says Anglian Water.
Foreign states targeting UK universities, MI5 warnsThe University of Cambridge is among those warned of risks to their cutting-edge research.
Princess Royal meets apprentices building a futureOne of the trainee builders says "I have finally found a path where I can see myself progressing".
First archaeological dig in almost 30 years beginsThe park is celebrating its 70th anniversary after it opened to the public on 26 April 1954.
'Britain's Pompeii': UK's largest Bronze Age findAn exhibition showcasing many of its finds is opening in Peterborough, close to where it was found.
Food charity 'desperately short' of van driversA charity is looking for more volunteers to help drive vans and manage warehouse deliveries.
Plans for more than 400 homes given the go-aheadThe government has backed proposals for the development on the outskirts of Cambridge.