As you will be aware on Saturday 6th May, The Coronation of His Majesty The King and Her Majesty The Queen Consort is taking place.
This is a once-in-a-lifetime moment rather than a syllabus staple and presents an exciting opportunity for learning and taking part in a key historical event. With this in mind, please read on to find out about LGfL's new Learning Resource Portal - The Coronation.
NEW LGfL Learning Resource Portal
- What is a coronation?
- What is the role of the king?
- Be a part of history and celebrate
- Focus on the life of Queen Elizabeth II
LGfL and RCT Competition
Following the success of our Platinum Jubilee Competition in partnership with the Royal Collection Trust in 2022, we are pleased to announce another joint competition this time for the Coronation. The competition is an opportunity for pupils to mark the King's Coronation in the form of an original art creation/design.
Pupils will need to consider how to make their design environmentally friendly, energy efficient etc. We encourage both digital designs aswell as hand-drawn entries (a maximum of 10 per school). Click on the links below for FAQs and to submit entries.
Busy Things
You can explore ready-made templates by visiting the Busy Things Special Events tab (May - Coronation of King Charles III) as well as visiting LGfL's site; to access these resources you will need to login to Busy Things.
Busy Things have provided a range of activities in the Coronation section where you can make your own placemat/bunting, labelling activities, colouring sheets, create a portrait of the King, royal line up game and they also have provided a printable activity pack.
Just2Easy
We have a host of LGfL-curated ready-made Just2Easy j2e templates (as shown in the image below):
These activities can be accessed by our Let's Get Digital subscribers; they include: create a Coronation Crown; code a crown, make an animation, stamp or portrait, write a newspaper article, acrostic poem and explore coronation music. (Example of one of the activity examples in the j2e Community Library pictured below).
We are hoping to add links to other free resources as and when companies publish these. The Government have their own dedicated site for the Coronation also linked from our site.
We would love you to share your work on our Twitter or Facebook pages tag with #Coronation
Royal Collection Trust channels: Twitter:@RCT, Facebook:@royalcollectiontrust and Instagram: @royalcollectiontrust