A grouping of people who agree to work together.

Allies are people (or countries) who have joined together for a common purpose. When spelled with a capital ‘A’ (Allies) it usually means countries who fought together e.g. in the First World War agai [..]

Australian and New Zealand Army Corps (ANZAC). The Anzacs were the First World War army corps of the Mediterranean Expeditionary Force that was formed in Egypt in 1915 and operated during the Battle o [..]

Something that is useful or has value for example, a house is an asset; good health is a great asset.

The group of colonies, protectorates, and other territories brought under British rule, by the 19th century comprising more than one-quarter of the world's population. Most of Great Britain' [..]

A very large musical instrument made up of bells inside a tower.

The hundredth anniversary of an event, or a celebration held to mark the anniversary.

Video cameras that send a signal to one place (closed circuit television - CCTV) rather than broadcast the signal (as in broadcast television). Closed circuit cameras are usually used for security and [..]

The act of remembering a person or an event. Usually involves a ceremony or service.

A place where small children are looked after.