No party is complete without a string of bunting – and we have the perfect free bunting pattern to use your crochet skills! One way to get involved is to have a Coronation Big Lunch or street party at which neighbours and communities are invited to share food and fun together, these will take place across the country, on Sunday 7thMay 2023. However, You can organise your own party and use our free party printables. Our KS1 King Charles III Fact File is a brilliant way to introduce your class to the new king. It’s full of wonderful illustrations and interesting facts that are sure to help your children stay engaged with their learning. Not quite found what you’re looking for? In our dedicated collection of coronation party resources, you’ll find even more decorations and activities to use and enjoy. Following the sad passing of Her Majesty, Queen Elizabeth II, King Charles III is Britain’s new monarch and head of state. Previously, he served as Prince of Wales, which is an honorary title given to the next in line to the throne.

We’d love to know what you think of our coronation activities as it will help us understand what to create in the future. Let us know in the comments area below. As we approach the coronation of King Charles III, we are pretty sure that there is a certain amount of excitement is in the air. The coronation day has been declared a celebration and a unique bank holiday has been granted which will fall in line with the bank holiday celebrating the Queen’s coronation in 1953. At Twinkl, we think it’s a fantastic opportunity to celebrate this historic event with friends and family and we’re here to help you do just that. Whether you’ve got a party planned, or you’re not sure how to celebrate, we’ve got all the essentials for you to have your own fabulous coronation celebration.Looking for ways to celebrate the Coronation of King Charles III? Here are some top ideas to get you started:

At Twinkl, we know teachers always want to make events like this special and memorable for their students. If you’re planning on having a Coronation-themed classroom party for your pupils, this God Save The King Poster could be a great addition to your pre-coronation friday afternoon. It reads out the British National Anthem which children will be able to read and learn as they enjoy the festivities. Make it extra special (and yummy) for your pupils by serving some special Coronation treats. Most Supermarkets will be hosting themed cakes and biscuits specially for the celebration. Just make sure you’re aware of any allergies! This pattern requires knowledge of the basic crochet stitches – it's perfect for crafters who have mastered how to crochet and would like to use their skills to create beautiful projects for their home. King Charles III Coronation Souvenir Unisex T-Shirt, United Kingdom Lover, Comfy Royal Tee Shirt, Monarchy, Crown, England Using scissors carefully cut out the bunting shapes along the lines and then fold them along the dotted lines.If you are wanting to share some tasty treats with your children, you could make these Coronation Crown Biscuits which all your students will be bound to love.

The first two sheets within the bunting are the cover sheet, and then the first design. This includes a simple image of the king, with flags, two crowns and text showing his details. Imagine you are in London for the coronation. What would you see, hear and feel as part of the crowd? My kids really enjoyed the celebrations at a local street party that took place for Queen Elizabeth II Platinum Jubilee and it’s a great excuse to go and have fun with people in your local neighbourhood or just at home or in your classroom or preschool – we’ll definitely be getting the scones and cucumber sandwiches out!The 8th of May 2023 has been declared a national bank holiday in the UK. Why? Because this year, we’ve got a once in a lifetime celebration. King Charles III will be coronated on Saturday the 6th of May! The perfect partiotic art idea for all ages, the instructions are broken down into simple steps and have a clear photograph to show each stage of the activity. Please note that an official portrait of King Charles III has not been released; we have created an imagined portrait outline. Row 4: ch8, miss first 3 sts, tr in next st, ch6, miss next st, tr in next st, ch8, sl st in last st, turn. Struggling for celebration ideas? Why not look at what coronation events are going on in your local area? You can use the internet or social media to search for local street parties and events that are being organised in your area specifically for the coronation. Make sure you bring some cake along! The Coronation Emblem: