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Queen Elizabeth II

b. 1926
m. Philip, Duke of Edinburgh
son of Prince Andrew of Greece

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Charles
Prince of Wales

b. 1948
m. Lady Diana Spencer
(divorced 1996)
(d. 1997)
m. Camilla Parker Bowles

Anne
Princess Royal

b.1950
m. Captain Mark Phillips
(divorced 1993)
m. Commander Timothy Laurence

Andrew
Duke of York

b. 1960
m. Sarah Ferguson
(divorced 1996)

Edward
Earl of Wessex

b. 1964
m. Sophie Rhys-Jones

The Queen’s Grandchildren
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Prince William of Wales

Peter Phillips

Princess Beatrice of York

Lady Louise Windsor
b. 1982 b. 1977 b. 1988 b. 2003
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Eugenie

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Prince Harry of Wales

Zara Phillips

Princess Eugenie of York

James, Viscount Severns
b. 1984 b. 1981 b. 1990 b. 2007

The Queen’s Great Grandchildren

Prince George

The Queen’s grandson Peter and his wife Autumn Phillips have 2 daughters

  • Savannah Phillips (born 2010)
  • Isla Phillips (born 2012).

George Alexander Louis
Prince George

b. 2013

 

How many grandchildren does the Queen have?

The Queen has 8 grandchildren: William, Harry, Peter, Zara, Beatrice, Eugenie, Louise and James

How many great grandchildren does the Queen have?

The Queen has 3 great granchildren: Savannah, Isla and George

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All Year Round
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Festival and notable dates in the Uk
British Festivals and important Celebrations
Contains a brief description on what each event is about with links to more detail descriptions. This is a month by month list of all the special days we have in Britain.
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All Year Round
Facts, Folklore, Superstitions, Festivals and Special Days for each month of the Year. Includes an list of anniversaries for each month.

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National Awareness Days Calendar
Many charities and other organisations have special days and weeks like 'The Big Hush' or Children in Need. Find out what event is happening this month/year and when.

Calendar of dates and information on the Unusual Customs and Traditions

Calendar of dates and information on the Unusual Customs and Traditions
Britain is full of weird and wonderful events. Here you will find the strangest events happening in Britain throughout the year.

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Facts of the Day Calendar of events, celebrations and other special days
Ideal for using in the classroom on interactive boards. Contains links to suitable pages for children/adults wanting to learn more about each event.

Christian Church Festivals

Church Year of Christian Festivals.
Many Christian Festival dates change each year. This page contains information on the different festivals.

Multi cultural calendar

Multi faith Calendar
World Religions Calendar

A colourful month by month list of all the main religious festivals.

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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.

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

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