We have had a fantastic morning at the globe and visiting the millennium bridge. I was the embarrassing teacher who made them act like the death eaters were coming from Harry potter.

Continuing with our famous streak, the children witnessed actors in rehearsal for Othello including Mark Rylance.

After lunch, we’re on the London Eye.

Wow… I think is it safe to say the children were amazed by Aladdin. They loved the show and were often dancing in their seats. They should be very proud of themselves as they’ve lasted the whole day.

Tomorrow we’re off the the globe theatre for a workshop, the London eye and the science museum. Another packed day before making our return home.

What a day! A day of changes from the start when we missed the first boat. On the way to the boat the children witnessed an exciting thing… Princess Anne being escorted. They were loving the police stopping us and trying to get a picture of her. The River boat was brilliant and the sun was shining for us (if we went this morning is was raining).

We’re back to the hotel now for tea and then off to Aladdin.

We’ve just finished a fantastic experience at the museum. The children were able to become scientists and explore a variety of insects and fossils.

Next stop… our river tour!

What a morning! The traffic was not on our side so we missed the first river tour. We’ll be on one this afternoon instead. We decided to go on our ‘Royal Walk’ and saw some amazing buildings and the changing of the guards.

Next stop… The Natural History museum!

Final pictures for today – the children have had a blast. We’re currently running off some steam before heading back for bed. We’ll be up nice and early for breakfast (they can’t wait already).

Tomorrow it’s a river tour; a royal walk; the natural history museum and of course, Aladdin.

It’s going to be a whole new world!

What a day we have had! We’ve just seen the crown jewels and they were spectacular. The children can’t wait for tomorrow but after the 5am start, they are ready for a rest. We’re off to the hotel now for tea and the park later.