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A 'princess' is made, not born
fashion.telegraph.co.uk
[Telegraph.co.uk] - Fiona Reynolds, director general of the National Trust, says that children "need to be given the confidence and the skills to go into the word and build a den or climb a tree. The outdoors is a treasure trove, rich in imagination." Quite so.
Google News: The sad decline of 'free range children' is a huge loss to our ...
[Daily Mail] - 'The outdoors is a treasure trove,' as Fiona Reynolds of the National Trust says. Lighting a camp fire, cooking, canoeing, bug-hunting, rolling around in the grass...what wonderful memories each of the fifty items brings back now.
Preparing for Real Life With Pixels
www.nytimes.com
[New York Times] - And yet, just as the parents quoted by Ms. Aubry sensed a shift in the very rhythms of 20th-century self-betterment, so the report suggested that British society is now at what Fiona Reynolds, the departing head of the National Trust, called “a tipping
Google News: Hardwick visitors get a new experience
[Mansfield Chad] - NMAC His Grace the Duke of Devonshire, centre, pictured with Dame Fiona Reynolds, right, Director General of the National Trust, and Denise Edwards, General Manager of Hardwick Hall, at the opening of the Stable Block.
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