ENGLAND

England's patron saint is called:

Wimbledon holds the title of the second oldest tennis tournament in the world.

England's national symbols are the rose, the lion and the pine tree.

London, the capital city of England is home to around 9 million.

England is separated into ... counties.

England's population is around ... million.

Queen Elizabeth II was the head of state of the UK and an additional ... countries of the British Commonwealth.

England's currency is the pound sterling.

The West End of London is famous for its ...

... are the guards who are responsible for looking after the Crown Jewels at the Tower of London.

The toothbrush was invented in England.

The head of government is the ... in England.

England's motto is: God and my ...

Another famous invention that originated in England.

Queen Elizabeth II was the longest living and reigning monarch, ... years in British history.

England is part of the UK and Great Britain.

Sausages are also called 'bangers' in England.

The English are particularly famous for their cuisine.

This is what English people love to do when they go to the local pub.

The prime minister is officially in power for 4 years.

Some famous landmarks in London are the Castle of London, Buckingham Palace, the London Eye and London Bridge.

The rose is a symbol of peace in England.

Prince William is wearing a bowler hat in the picture.

The English love to have a lovely cuppa’ with their dishes.

England shares a land border with three countries.

England is an island nation in north-eastern Europe.

 The ... is the national tree of England, representing strength and endurance.

Popular sports in England are:

During Kids Week children and teenagers can see lots of theatre shows and do fun workshops with the stars for free.

'Cheerio for now!' is a way of greeting others in England.