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Magical Christmas days out with theNational TrustIf you’re looking for fun, festive days out this Christmas, here’s what’s on withthe National Trust at these great places in Yorkshire:Beningbrough Hall, Gallery& Gardens, near YorkInspired by the residentwildlife, look out for 14scenes of winter wildlifeby artist Gerard Hobson,hiding amongst the trees andgarden buildings.There are swallows anddrumming woodpeckersto find as well as a pair ofboxing hares, mice, weasels and stoats.Father Christmas will be calling into Beningbrough too. Join him forStorytime – Rewashed! A new and unforgettable experience in theVictorian laundry to hear all about his adventures and travels…andhis holiday washing, once he’s found his suitcase! Places limited,booking is essential.Credit NTImages_Rob StothardBrimham Rocks, near HarrogateDuring Christmas week, come for midwinter storytelling to celebratethe myths and legends inspired by the season and the magicallandscape of Brimham Rocks. Join storyteller Noel Watkins forinteractive storytelling as he sparks your imagination through a seriesof stories, songs and riddles inspired by the winter season. Booking isessential.Fountains Abbey & StudleyRoyal, near RiponCome to Fountains Abbeyfor a full festive day out withyour family. Have a winteradventure to find Christmastrees dotted around theabbey and water garden.Book to see Father Christmasand get stuck into makingcrafts. The abbey will alsobe twinkling with colourfullight, and you can listen to Christmas music with choirs everyweekend.Nunnington Hall, near HelmsleyVisit Nunnington Hall and see how Christmas would have beencelebrated over the centuries. See indulgent feasting from Georgiantimes, how the Christmas tree was introduced by the Victorians, aswell as Christmas decorations from the 40s and 50s. How manytraditions from Christmases gone by do your family still do together?Ormesby Hall, MiddlesbroughExperience the house at Christmas, with trees, twinkling lights anddecorations with an angelic touch. On weekends families can findthe angels through the house and follow the twelve days of Christmastrail in the garden. They can also settle down for a story with MrsChristmas or make paper chains and baubles to hang on the tree.Credit NTImages_John MillarFor details of all opening times at National Trust places this Christmas, booking information and more ideas of thingsto do with the kids, visit www.nationaltrust.org.uk/yorkshireChristmas memoriesmade with the National TrustSee Fountains Abbey twinkling withcoloured light, spot wildlife art in thegarden at Beningbrough Hall and discoverChristmases past at Nunnington Hall.These are the places that make us.nationaltrust.org.uk/yorkshire© National Trust 2019. Registered Charity no. 205846. Photography © National Trust Images/Chris Lacey
45,000 COPIES FOR FAMILIESOF PRIMARY SCHOOL CHILDRENWINTER25TH NOV ‘19- 2ND FEB ‘20Contents4 News5 WOW: Family events6 Exploring Christmas8 Santa’s Grottos10 Interview with Bear Grylls17 Box Office22 Competitions23 Loopy LibraryPrimary Times in North & East Yorkshireis published by: Schools PublishingLimited 1 Accent Park, Bakewell Road,Peterborough, Cambridgeshire, PE2 6XSTelephone: 01491 411848www.primarytimes.co.uk/nyorksDear Readers,Primary Times is independently published and distributed free through national primary schools in North & East Yorkshire . It aimsto inform families and children about current educational issues, forthcoming events, courses, attractions and to give teachers,pupils and parents the opportunity to participate in the magazine by adding to its contents or by joining in the competitions.It is NOT our intention to publish any racist, sexist or politically based material whatsoever. We also undertake not to carry anyadvertising which we would consider to be offensive to young families or harmful to the best interests of young children. PrimaryTimes would like to thank all the schools in North & East Yorkshire for their assistance in distributing the magazine and for theircontributions to its contents. We would also like to thank all the advertisers who have supported this publication and thereforemade it possible. Please support their endeavours when and where you can. The copyright on all written material, logos andadvertising artwork produced by our studio remains with Primary Times or with the relevant contributor. Primary Times iscurrently publishing over 2 million copies per issue under franchise licences throughout Britain.Welcome to the Winter issue of Primary Times. We can’tbelieve how quickly 2019 has flown by! With Christmas,Hanukkah, and more right around the corner, this is awonderful time of year full of celebrations for the wholefamily. There are so many exciting activities and events on inthe upcoming weeks, there’s something for everyone! Manyof these listed events are free or low cost – which might beespecially helpful at this time of year!There are lots of opportunities to meet Father Christmasbefore he travels the world on Christmas Eve. Make sure youcheck out our What’s On Where pages to see where he’ll beso you don’t miss him!Plus, the holidays wouldn’t be complete without a funpantomime or show! Our Box Office pages are filled withbrilliant performances; check to see what’s on local to you.We’ve got everything from Snow White and The Seven Dwarfsto Cinderella.From everyone here at Primary Times, we wish you happyholidays and a fantastic start to the new year.With very best wishes,The Primary Times TeamTotal Average QualifiedCirculation: 44,670BPA March Statement 2018Winter2019Family What’s On GuideNorth & East Yorkshirewww.primarytimes.co.ukSave the ChildrenCHRISTMASJUMPER DAYJumpersonFriday 13 Decemberpeople!DAYS OUT • EDUCATION • COMPETITIONS • FAMILY FUNSales: Helen Pattinson:helen.pattinson@primarytimes.co.ukTel: 01491 411848Production: Caroline Yatesnyorks@primarytimes.co.ukDesign: Caroline YatesThe UK’s biggest free ‘what’s on’magazine for parents! PrimaryTimes in North and East Yorkshiredistributes 44,670 copies seventimes a year, and is part of anational network distributing morethan 2.7 million copies in59 regions across the UKand IrelandCredit Jamie Baker / Save The ChildrenWELCOMELove trees and the environment?There aren’t many industries planting trees these days, but the paper industry plants and grows far more than it consumes. As themost recycled product in the world paper remains one of the more environmentally friendly products due to its ability to be recycledover again. Here are some interesting facts that might change the way you view paper products like magazines.• The paper and magazine sector is one ofthe lowest industrial emitters of greenhousegases, accounting for less than 1%of all EU greenhouse gas emissions• All of our magazines are printed onrecyclable paper which is sustainablysourced. Paper is also one of the mostrecycled products in the world.• Thanks to growers like us, the Europeanforest has been expanding by an areaequivalent to 1,500 football pitches a day!• As the paper industry relies on a reliablesource of wood fibre, it plants more treesthan are used, which helps in contributingto reducing the amount of Co2 in the air• By choosing a paper magazine you areputting back into the earth by indirectlyplanting more trees!so do we• Myth buster: you may think thatelectronic devices are less harmful to theenvironment however in 2016 alone, 447million tons of e-waste was generated andthese numbers are increasing each year. Vastamounts of water and electricity are used topower and cool the electronic servers• Greenhouse gases created by theseelectronic media servers contribute to a lessthan environmentally friendly planet earth• 72% of consumers worldwide still prefer toread a printed magazine, such as PrimaryTimes, compared to reading electronically• A printed magazine helps with qualityfamily time by reading the publicationtogether, compared to an electronic devicewhich is usually read alone. Electronic devicescan increase chances of developing myopia30of happy PUBLISHED SINCE 1989YEARStimes www.primarytimes.co.ukwww.primarytimes.co.uk/nyorks | Winter 2019 3
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