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
Watch NewsroundDe-Graft has your Wednesday Newsround. On Armistice Day we find out how people across the UK will be remembering all those who have died in wars. De-Graft gets some tips from gold medal winning para-cyclist Jody Cuddy, there's a round-up of news from around the world in Your Planet, and find out why Harry Kane's waxwork is hanging out at a football club in north London.
Watch NewsroundDe-Graft has your Wednesday Newsround. On Armistice Day we find out how people across the UK will be remembering all those who have died in wars. De-Graft gets some tips from gold medal winning para-cyclist Jody Cuddy, there's a round-up of news from around the world in Your Planet, and find out why Harry Kane's waxwork is hanging out at a football club in north London.
Watch Newsround - signed and subtitledA signed version of Newsround is available to watch every weekday for children who use British Sign Language.
Why is it suddenly so cold? The outside temperature has suddenly dropped due to a blast of Arctic air moving down towards the UK. But what does a polar vortex have to do with this?
People across the UK and the world pay tribute on Armistice DayAt 11am on the 11th day of the 11th month, people commemorate the end of the First World War and remember those who have died in conflicts.
It's been super-foggy this week - here's whyA high air pollution warning has been put in place by London's Mayor, but why is it so foggy at the moment?
Who do YOU think has been the best women's footballer this year?There have been some brilliant performances in women's football over the past year, but which player has stood out the most?
"It was scary at first!" – De-Graft takes on velodrome cyclingDe-Graft headed to the Manchester Velodrome to meet Paralympic champion Jody Cundy and find out what it takes to become a cycling superstar. He even tried riding on the steep sided course himself.
Do you watch TV with the subtitles on?A survey suggests that younger people are more used to watching shows with the subtitles, saying it helps them understand what was going on, concentrate better and avoid missing important plot lines. Do you put the subs when watching your favourite shows, and if so - why?
Meet the 'hell chicken' dino that loved fruitExperts say that it had specially adapted chewing muscles that helped it mash soft foods - including fruit. Find out more here.
Would you like to go into space?Ever dreamed of flying to the Moon and helping to build a base there? Nasa has opened applications for explorers to help in their next chapter of human spaceflight, and there are a few things you'll need before you can make that dream come true.
Events
Action
Area Photos
Village News
UK's biggest solar farm approved for east of England (Click on image for larger version)
Project and
Current Status
Project and
Current Status
Millstone Park Housing Development
(350 new homes)
410 Homes
now approved
Linden Homes
Web Site
Flagship Homes
(350 new homes)
410 Homes
now approved
Linden Homes
Web Site
Flagship Homes
BBC News
Police believed train attacker had schizophrenia, jury toldAnthony Williams denies trying to kill 10 people on board a train which made an unscheduled stop.
Moment when knifeman exits train caught on CCTVThe 33-year-old denies the attempted murder of 10 people on a service to London last year.
Plea to reform 'unfair' police funding formulaCambridgeshire's Police and Crime Commissioner says police funding hasn't caught up with population growth.
City centre market to relocate for 12 monthsTraders will be offered temporary pitches at a discount rate.
Major disruption after person hit by trainThe person survives and is taken to hospital with injuries not thought to be life-threatening.
WW2 airman who fell 18,000ft remembered at museumA new museum in Cambridgeshire retells the miraculous story of Nicholas Alkemade.
Archive: University students take over Cambridge for Rag WeekFootage shows students jet skiing and dressing up to raise money for charity in 1955.
Cycle routes not finished a decade after agreementCampaigners say only one has been completed in 10 years, although others have been started.
Arrests after child injured in alleged hit-and-runA boy is seriously injured riding his bicycle with his mother on the way to school.
Bid to curb anti-social activity at park and ridesA council considers introducing more PSPOs in Cambridgeshire to prevent noisy car gatherings.
'Devastating' ram raids could be linked – policeDet Ch Insp Christian O'Brien says such raids bring trauma, upset and anger to communities.