As part of a project run by Rushmoor Borough Council, students from Alderwood School in Aldershot and The Wavell School in Farnborough created artwork to celebrate the Coronation of King Charles III (alongside Victoria Day in Aldershot, Farnborough’s aviation heritage and Armed Forces Day).

Over 50 pieces of artwork were entered and selected designs were displayed on lamp post banners and signs around both town centres.

As part of a project run by Rushmoor Borough Council, students from Alderwood School in Aldershot and The Wavell School in Farnborough created artwork to celebrate the Coronation of King Charles III (alongside Victoria Day in Aldershot, Farnborough’s aviation heritage and Armed Forces Day).

Over 50 pieces of artwork were entered and selected designs were displayed on lamp post banners and signs around both town centres.

Gregg Wallace got cooking with a delicious recipe for prawn tacos!

You can download the full recipe from the Coronation toolkit.

Great British Bake Off’s Martha Collison shared her recipe for Coronation Crown Scones.

You can download the full recipe from our Coronation toolkit.

Sara Davies got creative by colouring a crown from the Coronation toolkit!

Polymer clay crowns, created by Smudge Art Club.

The community at Eltham Library in Greenwich have created handmade flowers to make this beautiful Coronation garden collage.

Ludworth Primary School have made this wonderful window display of Coronation artwork from all year groups.

Pupils also learnt and performed a song as a whole school, held a picnic on the school field, and have been taking part in their ‘Smile for a While’ challenge – all in celebration of the Coronation!

Inclusion College is a specialist college for young people aged 16 to 25 with mental health and learning difficulty. They have been celebrating The King’s Coronation and have made a fantastic Westminster Abbey with The King outside with a crowd of people around him.

Handmade Coronation crown by Mark age 10 from Cannock.

The Caleidoscope CIC LEGO Club created this amazing Coronation LEGO scene and stop-motion animation.

And club member Aviendha turned it into a fantastic stop-motion animation:

The 2nd Corfe Mullen Peregrine Beavers in Dorest have been busy making all things creative for the Coronation, including a King Charles collage, handmade crowns, and a ‘Pin the Diamond on the Crown’.

Sam (13), Alfie (13), George (13) and Jonjo (13) along with leader Myla (19) from the 1st Kingswinford Scouts in Dudley have created this fantastic poster all about how Scouts have contributed to Coronations throughout history.

They had great fun finding out all the information and have told the rest of the Scout troop all about what they have found out!

Cubs from the 1st Ascot (All Saints) Scout Group created Coronation Crowns to celebrate the Coronation.

The Grange Centre for People with Disabilities have been busy crafting Coronation items as part of the Coronation Creative Challenge.

Pupils from Ponitanak, Indonesia taking part in the Coronation Creative Challenge using the colouring materials from our Coronation Toolkit.

Pupils from St Paulinus Catholic Academy in Dewsbury have created these wonderful bunting designs for their Coronation celebrations.

Chef Shagufa from Saudi Arabia has shared her Coronation recipe for Rubri Delight.

• 1/4 cup rice
• 7 – 8 cardamom pods
• 1 litre milk
• 1 tin condensed milk
• 1 tin evaporated milk
• 1/4 cup desiccated coconut
• 1 cup chopped nuts
• 1/4 khoya (crumbled dried milk)

1. Soak the rice with green cardamoms and crush them together.
2. In a pot, add the milk, evaporated milk and crushed rice and cardamom. Let it cook on a slow heat.
3. Once the rice is cooked through, add the condensed milk, chopped nuts and coconut and let it cook until it gets a little thick.
4. In the end, add crumbled dried milk. Turn the gas off.
5. Garnish with cardamom powder, nuts, silver foil n rose petals

Phoenix II Sea Scouts (age 11 – 13) in Richmond created these wonderful Coronation biscuits.

Overdale Infant School in Leicester celebrated the Coronation by creating their own handmade crowns, holding a Coronation parade, and drawing portraits of The King.

Oil painting of King Charles with the St Edward’s Crown, by Joan age 88 from West Wittering