I didn't fly myself, but a few of us chipped in and bought a friend an Introductory Flying Lesson…read morefor his birthday, and went along to watch him do it. The staff and instructors were all friendly. They put our birthday boy at ease, gave him clear instructions, and took him out for a fly. He got to experience what being in a small plane was like, and got to briefly try his hand at the controls. We watched (safely) from the ground. They offer a variety of intro courses, from short 30-minute lessons at just £49 up through several longer, more adventurous, more expensive options. Of course, they also offer proper flying courses for those who are looking to qualify. A nice gift idea, and a fun day out.

The training you get here is absolutely amazing I trained with Martyn, and he was a great…read moreinstructor he was able to run though some of the more difficult things in my CBT and in general was very friendly as well making it easier on me as I have a bit of social anxiety. Overall very impressed, and I hope to get my full motorcycle license soon.

Drivesmart Driving School UK based driving school providing an excellent level of service, high…read morequality driving lessons at a competitive price. Drivesmart are also providers of the pass plus scheme, which helps increase the skills of newly qualified drivers. The Driving School have many years of success with pupils gaining high pass rates throughout Milton Keynes, Alylesbury, Princes Risborough and Buckinghamshire.

I had a great experience learning to drive with Licence2Drive. My instructor was really friendly…read moreand found all the best ways to teach me, so I felt confident and enjoyed my driving. What's more, with her I passed both the theory and the practical first time. Highly recommended!!

My son goes to Bonnie Babies and we love it. With a small team of carers all of whom seem to have…read moreworked at Bonnie Babies for 5 years or more its very friendly. Would recommend.

Hi, I had been to chapel street nursery for my daughter's…read moreadmission. The lady at the counter was helpful. She looked for the places for 2 to 3 year old. Then she even put me down on the nursery list. she took down my phone no.and assured to call me back when they had places for the required age group. Cons The only downside i found was there was no call from them, though it may be because it was about to end the term and start the summer vacations. Also she did not show me nursery to have a look from inside. but still overall it was a good experience to visit the nursery.

Hello, My child went to chapel street nursery for one and a…read morehalf year. It is one of the best schools. Children are taken good care with respect to their food habits, health, safety and personal hygiene. The office staff are very polite and welcoming. The teaching staff are very well trainned, they respect and respond to the parent's concerns about the child. Overall they handle children with great care, attention and love. This is all what a parent would expect.

My son is in year 4. I think it is a very good school, both academically and socially. The staff…read moreare keen and enthusiastic. There are lots of opportunities for the children to find their niche through study, arts and sports. They conduct the special activities and programmes to celebrate the particular days.like Red nose day.,St. Patricks dayetc. Also there are various competiotions held in school on various occasions such as Rise and shine week which encourages the children to get up early and be in time to school. Then there was healthy eating week which included the stickers and certificates to all those healthy eaterswhich really is a very good thing for overall development of the kids There are also some fund raising events in school like poppy appeal, Red nose day etc. The school also issues some circulars from private organisations which are helpful to the students, like student-support group, schlastic book brochure..etc. Thats why I really love this school very much.

This place is AMAZING. And if it's this awesome now, I can't imagine how cool it will be when…read morefinished! This place was created as a tribute to the butterfly and is dedicated to learning about and preserving them. Right now there is a small greenhouse you can go into that has several thousand butterflies flitting around--this is temporary while they are building the mother of all butterfly houses, The Biome, which will be 100m in diameter and 17.5 m high and be home to hundreds of thousands of butterflies. According to the website it will be the "largest walk-through experience in the world, with rope walkways, Maya caves and ruins to explore, streams and tropical rainstorms." For you artsy fartsy people there are the Future Gardens. These are 12 individual gardens which represent the segments of a caterpillar. Each segment was designed by a different talented garden designer and they are weird and wonderful. Things to look for: a giant birds nest with eggs the size of people, glamourous mannequins with lovely flowers for hair and a big garden wall made up of old rubbish. There's so much to see it's almost too much. I'm always a sucker for gift shops and Butterfly World has a lovely one. You can buy all sorts of butterfly goodies as well as different flowers and plants for your own garden. Even though it's not quite finished, it is still well worth a visit! The entry fee is only £6, though I'm not sure it will stay that cheap once the awesomeness is complete!

Absolutely beautiful- meadows full of flowers, designer gardens (like Chelsea flower show) and a…read moreinside butterfly house. Phase one of this project which will eventually result in a huge tropical biome of butterflies, is now open. We loved it (do go when the weather is good though)- full of stunning flowers and insects! A must of photographers and some fun things for children. Is on 2 for 1 all summer too..highly recommend it, and helps support them get phase 2 on the move! Take sandwiches though- cafe is expensive!