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Daily Life in Britain
British Family Life Food and Drink Houses Sports Language Clothes Money / Old Money Cost of Living in Britain Work Shops (Stores) Leisure Activities Music Schools Teenagers Kids Hobbies Manners and Etiquette Driving Travel / Transport British People Traditional Dances Dating / Weddings Pubs Festivals and Celebrations Listen to English people talking about their lives in England Questions asked by Students learning about England Search the Woodlands Resources by typing in the box below:  Family Life What is a typical day like for a child in Britain? (A diary of an English boy) What is life like for a teenager? What is family life like? (Family) How are birthdays celebrated in England? (Birthdays) What pets and animals do people have in England?  Top of Page  Leisure and Holidays What do children do during their free time in England? What do British People do during their leisure time? Where do British people go on holiday? What television programs do British people watch?   Sport What sports do you play in England? (Sport) What Sporting Events take place at various times in the year? Which sports are popular in England? What games do children play at school in the playground (school yard)? How do you play the game called Conkers ?   Top of Page Pubs What is a pub? Why do British people spend much time in a pub?   Work  What are normal work hours?(Work) What are Britain's main Trade and Industries?  Top of Page Houses Where can I find information about Houses in England? What is it like inside a typical English house? (Inside a house) Photographs of the different types of English Houses Why do British people give their houses names ? Where can I find pictures of old houses?   Top of Page Shops and Shopping Where can I find information on shops ? What time do shops open in England? Where can I find information on shops in London? How much do things cost in England?  Top of Page Clothes / Fashion  What clothes do children wear in England? What is England's national costume?  Top of Page  Manners and Etiquette  What are the Do and Don'ts of England ? (Dos and Don'ts)  What are the British Social Customs? (Social )  How should I behave whilst I am in England? (Behaviour)   What are the British Food Etiquettes? (Eating)  Top of Page

© Copyright Mandy Barrow 2013

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 Consulatant. 
She now teaches computers at The Granville School and St. John's Primary School in Sevenoaks Kent.