Royston facts for kids

Royston is a town located in North Hertfordshire, Hertfordshire, England. In 2001, about 14,570 people lived there. Royston is known for its long history. It is also close to the A 505 road.

About Royston

Royston was originally called Roysia. The town's name changed after a special stone, known as the Roy Stone, was found there. This stone is an important part of the town's history.

Royston Cave

One of Royston's most famous historical places is the Royston Cave. This is a historic cave with many carvings inside. People believe these carvings are religious symbols. The cave is a mysterious and interesting place to visit.

The Meridian Line

The Greenwich Meridian line runs very close to Royston. This imaginary line goes from the North Pole to the South Pole. It helps us measure locations around the world. It is also used to set time zones.

Schools in Royston

Royston has several schools for young people. These include Roysia, Greneway, and Meridian schools. They are all part of the Royston Schools Academy Trust, often called RSAT. These three schools are planning to join together to form one larger school.

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In Spanish: Royston para niños