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Questions You have asked us about Britain
This section has been put together for children who are learning about England, Scoutland and Wales as part of a school project. Students have sent us an emails with their questions. We have put the most popular asked questions on this page. Click here to see other questions asked under topics We have hundreds of pages on life in Britain. You may find the answer to your question already on our website. Type your question in on our Search Page. If you can't find the answer on our website, please email us so we can add it. Looking for a word? Try our Glossary or A-Z of Topics Popular questions asked and where to find the answer on our websites. 1. What should the first visitor to the Scottish house after midnight on New Year's Eve bring to the hosts? Answer 2. What is New Year's Eve called in Scotland? Answer 3. Who is the patron saint of Wales? Answer 4. November the 5th is celebrated with bonfires and fireworks all over Britain? What happened on this day in 1605? Answer 5. Shrove Tuesday happens just before the pre-Easter fast, Lent. Which food is traditionally eaten on this day in Britain? Answer 6. Crufts has been an annual show for over 100 years, for what? Answer 7. Remembrace Sunday is held on the closest Sunday to November 11th each year. What or Who is remembered? Answer 8. In Britain, at Easter there are two bank holidays, Easter monday and what is the other holiday? Answer 9. What is the definition of a White Christmas in Britain? Answer 10. What is the traditional all male party for a man about to get married in Britain is called? Answer Questions and answers by topic Police Daily Life in England What is the UK and Great Britain? London The Royal Family England Festivals Castles Sports and Hobbies / Leisure People Schools Food Seasons and Climate Religions Transport Family Monuments and Landmarks Money Landscape Music Famous People Clothes Government What is the United Kingdom's full name? Questions about England Why does England dominate the UK? Questions about Great Britain What is Great Britain? Is Britain the same as Great Britain? Which countries are in Great Britain? Find out about Great Britain Questions about the United Kingdom Where is the UK? What countries make up the UK? What is the official title (name) of the UK? Why is the whole of Ireland not part of the UK? How and why was the UK formed? Find out about the UK Questions about the British Isles What is the British Isles? Find out about the British Isles

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Mandy is the creator of the Woodlands Resources section of the Woodlands Junior website. 
The two websites projectbritain.com and primaryhomeworkhelp.co.uk are the new homes for the Woodlands Resources.

Mandy left Woodlands in 2003 to work in Kent schools as an ICT Consultant.
She now teaches computers at The Granville School and St. John's Primary School in Sevenoaks Kent.

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