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The Queen's Corgi: Film Guide

The Queen's Corgi
The Queen's Corgi
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Ages

7–11

Duration

Short (1-4 activities)

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A film guide that looks at The Queen's Corgi (2019), an animated family film in which the Queen's most beloved dog must find his way back thome after being betrayed from within the palace.

This guide is useful for exploring topics including PSHE in addition to highlighting themes surrounding friendships, anti-bullying and animals.

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The Queen's Corgi
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The Queen's Corgi Film Guide

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