London half term ideas

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My brain has fallen out my ears and I have no ideas of what to do over the half term.

I’m a nanny, I’ll have a 9yo, 4yo, 2yo and 7m old. We’re in London, live in London...spend every half term doing stuff and now I can’t for the life of me work out what to do that suits them all-9yo is from a different family so don’t normally have to fit things around them.

4yo gets horrendously travel sick so boats and DLR are out.

Any ideas hugely appreciated !

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Science museum
London Transport museum
Diana playground in Kensington gardens
Walk along the South Bank

I can’t bare the science museum in the half term

I was looking at the transport museum for the middle two but is there much to do around Covent Garden for the 9 year old?

The age gap is proving problematic! (It’s not, there’s a million things to do in London, I just can’t think of any of them!!)

Thank you

If weather isn’t too colds and wet there are the parks including Coram Fields. The Welcome Institute, Childhood Museum in Bethnal Green.

Coram's Fields
Brass Rubbing Centre www.tripsavvy.com/london-brass-rubbing-centre-1583624
V and A museum of childhood
Hands On Base, Honiman Museum
London Transport Museum (there's now a Future Engineers gallery especially for children)
The Museum of London Docklands always has loads of great school holiday activities.
Watch the pelicans being fed in St James' Park
Check the Tower Bridge website to find out when it's due to lift up. It's quite a site if you've never seen it before.

Museum of London has a circus event

www.museumoflondon.org.uk/museum-london/event-detail?id=179408

Not too far from large Harry Potter Wands at St pauls

www.google.co.uk/amp/s/secretldn.com/harry-potter-wands-london/amp/

The Olympic Park is good if you can get there easily.
The swimming pool is great plus a good playground and the Orbital structure

There's a space thing on at Greenwich - haven't looked at the details but it popped up on my fb, kids go free at St Paul's, also saw something at British Library but can't remember what.

Thank you! I’ll check all these out!