Every great Time Hunter deserves proof of their adventure. Whether you followed the Great Fire Trail or the Refuge Trail through the City of London — cracking every riddle and tracking down every clue ...

Since 1999, Scotland has had its very own Parliament in Edinburgh, and in our new series – Inside Scottish Parliament – we’re taking a look around! We’ll be exploring the history around the Canongate ...

The Victorian period is named after Queen Victoria, who was on the throne from 1837 to 1901. Victoria was only 18 when she became queen but ended up being the longest reigning monarch in our history – ...

The centre of the Earth is extremely hot – around 6000oC. Some of this heat rises up to heat rocks nearer the surface. Geothermal plants can be found wherever very hot rocks can be found near the ...

After the Second World War, lots of people in Britain were very optimistic that the future would be more peaceful and prosperous. During this period the National Health Service was set up to provide ...

Check out how airports work and the fascinating equipment and machines they use ...

We don’t really think about trash that much – afterall it’s something you want to throw away. However, there is a world where trash is people’s entire lives. Children live and work on dumpsites all ...

Most large aircraft you can see aren’t travelling much higher than about thirty five thousand feet – that’s about ten kilometres. But there’s plenty of other objects flying around thousands of ...

Bobby, Chloe and Elisha have been given a school project all about money! They are going to write a pop song full of top money tips, but first they need to learn a ...

Whether it’s at your home, school or your favourite play area, everybody wants their surroundings to look nice and clean. And there’s nothing worse than seeing old carrier bags wedged in a plant, or ...

We’ve teamed up with our friends at LNER to give away an amazing Azuma prize bundle. Have you ever spotted one of LNER’s speedy red and white Azuma trains? They whizz up and down the East Coast ...

Since Russia’s Sputnik 1 satellite entered space on 4 October 1957, thousands of spacecraft – including Earth satellites and deep-space probes – have launched into the cosmos. In these past five ...