Platinum Jubilee Colouring Pages

Colour in the letters and spell out the words - 70 Years Our Queen! - on this fun colouring banner, perfect as a class or group activity and in the royal purple colours of the Queen's Plantinum Jubilee.

As we celebrate the Platinum Jubilee, marking the 70th year of our Queen's reign, why not mark the occasion with a writing activity using this lovely frame, complete with corgis! We have blank, lined and handwriting lines to choose from.

Tourists from all over the world queue at the railings for a look at Buckingham Palace.  Here's a simple Buckingham Palace colouring page for you to print and colour.

We've designed this colouring page of a royal carriage for younger children. Who will ride in it? A princess? Queen Elizabeth, for her Platinum Jubilee celebrations?

53 countries belong to the Commonwealth, or Commonwealth of Nations, and together they are striving to make the world a better and fairer place! This lovely colouring page is for the children of the Commonwealth...

There's a very well-known royal lady who loves corgis and has a bunch of them at all times! I think you might enjoy our corgi activities - including this fun tracing page for little ones - for a royal theme, the Queen's birthday, or just because corgis are lovely dogs.

We've based this royal crown colouring page on the Imperial State Crown, worn by Queen Elizabeth on special royal occasions.

Little ones can practise their handwriting skills with this tracing worksheet, perfect for royal or fairy tale themes.

Colour in the letters and spell out the words - Happy and Glorious! - on this fun colouring banner, perfect as a class or group activity and in the royal purple colours of the Queen's Plantinum Jubilee. These words of course come from the National Anthem.

Colour in the letters and spell out the words - Platinum Jubilee! - on this colouring banner as a class or group activity. We've used the royal purple colours of the Queen's Plantinum Jubilee.

Here's a lovely, doodly, detailed colouring page for the Queen's Platinum Jubilee, marking 70 years of her reign. It's perfect for older children (and adults) to colour in.

Each member of the Royal Family has a cypher, rather like a monogram, using initials and often a crown. Here is the royal cypher of Queen Elizabeth II for the children to colour in.

Many a child - and tourist - have tried to distract the Queen's Guard while on duty, and failed. And many have been amazed and impressed at their discipline and dedication. Here's a lovely colouring page of a proud Queen's Guard standing at attention for the kids to colour in.

Here's a detailed colouring page of the Royal Coat of Arms to print. You can see the British monarchs' motto along the bottom, "Dieu et mon droit", meaning "God and my right".

The Royal regalia, or crown jewels, are worn by the sovereign for the first time during the coronation ceremony, and thereafter at state occasions. Our colouring page shows not only one of the crowns, but an orb and sceptre.

Imagine a long rod of gold, encrusted with precious jewels and topped by a diamond cut from the largest diamond ever disocvered. That's the Sovereign's Sceptre, originally made for King Charles II's coronation, and handed to new monarchs on their coronations ever since.

Every king or queen needs a grand throne for royal occasions. Here's a lovely detailed colouring page of a very grand throne indeed for the kids to colour in. We have a simpler version for younger children here.

Younger children can trace over the lines of the Union Flag (better known as the Union Jack) before colouring it in.

The national flower for the United Kingdom is, of course, the rose. Roses come in lots of different colours, so you can choose whichever you like for the rose on this colouring page.