Duchess of York opens playground in London, 1936

Her Royal Highness arrives to open a new playground in London, greeted by cheering children. She chairs the opening ceremony, dedicating the fields named after Thomas Coram to the children. A heart holiday is declared in celebration. The children quickly start playing, observed by delighted royal visitors. The foundling site is permanently gifted to the children, ensuring their enjoyment for generations.

What was the reaction of the children when Her Royal Highness arrived at the playground?

• They cheered loudly.

• They started playing immediately.

• They booed.

• They were silent.

What role did Her Royal Highness play in the opening ceremony?

• She was a spectator.

• She chaired the opening.

• She played with the children.

• She gave a speech.

Who is the playground named after?

• King George

• Thomas Coram

• Queen Elizabeth

• William Shakespeare

What did Her Royal Highness request for the children to commemorate the opening day?

• A parade

• A royal visit

• A heart holiday

• A new playground

What ensures that the playground will remain for the children?

• A public vote

• A government law

• The efforts of far-seeing individuals

• A royal decree