100 Days Out for Teens across North East England

What should I do with my teenagers is a question I see popping up time and time again. My honest answer, is to ask them what they'd like to do.


100 Days out for Teens across North East England




Teens are all different and I think trying to be interested and learn about what they are passionate about and doing planning something along those lines to do together offers a good chance of success.
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Aln Valley Railway Review

Thanks to our writer Bethanie for this post which was published in April 2022 with some updates added in April 2023. Please check with Aln Valley Railway direct for the most up to date information when making plans. 


Aln Valley Railway Review


Located on the Lionheart estate in Alnwick, the Aln Valley Railway is an ambitious project which opened in 2012. It is looking like it is going to be an up and coming place for a family day out.

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Parkhead Station Railway Path - Pushchair Friendly Walk & Cafe

Today our writer Gaia is sharing a flat, pushchair friendly walk with stunning views and a lovely tea room. This post was published and last updated in April 2022.


Parkhead Station Railway Path - Pushchair Friendly Walk & Cafe

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Bedknobs and Broomsticks UK Tour Review & Tips

This is an advert. 

Bedknobs and Broomsticks is flying into the North East over Easter 2022 with a stint at Sunderland Empire. Tickets are available for dates from now until 24 April from £13 plus fees. Find out more and book here. 


Produced by Michael Harris by special arrangement with Disney Theatrical Productions, the quality is of the highest standard. 

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5 Reasons Why Mortal Fools Should Be On Your Radar

This is an advert for April 2022. Any shares/edits beyond this date have not been asked or paid for. 

Mortal Fools is an award-winning theatre, drama and creative learning charity based in Northumberland.

This year, Mortal Fools celebrates their 10th birthday. They have already achieved so much  in this past decade including collaborating with young people to help create a Coronaviris Time Capsule and working with young people on the fantastic 'When the World is Loud'. 

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Pineapple and Bears Soft Play Review

Thanks to our writer Gaia for this post based on a visit in March 2022. Please check with venue direct for the most up-to-date information. If you’re looking for a soft play with a very chic aesthetic that’s actually pleasant to spend time in as an adult, check out Pineapple and Bears (https://pineappleandbears.com) under 7s playhub in Winlaton Mill. Sessions must be pre-booked. Walk ins are not available in the cafe areas/soft play at this time.

Pineapple and Bears Soft Play Review


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Science at Life Review : What to expect from a visit in 2022

This is an advert based on a visit in April 2022. Any shares/edits beyond this date have not been asked or paid for. Please check the Science at Life website for the most up-to-date information before visiting.

I paid Science at Life a visit with Jack (11), my brother Mark and nephew Evan (6) in the Easter holidays.

Life is a place I have visited many, many times before, especially when all three of my children were aged under 10 and I have many happy memories of visiting Dinosaurs, Doctor Who and Gaming exhibitions, Animals Inside Out, Brick Dinos and more over they years. 

We did visit briefly during the pandemic when they had a limited section open to the public but it had been a good few years since our last proper full visit.

There are often posts in our Facebook group asking about what to expect here or if it's worth it. After visiting today, I can definitely say it is worth a visit. Hopefully this post will give you a little bit of an idea of what to expect from your visit. 

Science at Life Review : What to expect from a visit in 2022 

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