Grab your trowels and get ready to uncover history at Oxford Castle & Prison this February half-term for young budding archaeologists.
Kids will love digging for archaeological finds and learning about genuine items found on the Castle site, all under the tutelage of our character guide, Daniel Harris, the 18th governor of the Castle & Prison.
- Dates: 16th to 20th February 2026
- Session Times: 10:00 | 12:00 | 14:30
- Duration: Sessions last approximately. 50-60 mins.
- Recommended for ages 5-9 years.
Secure your place at 'DIG!' this February Half-Term.
| Season (16 Feb 2026 - 20 Feb 2026) | ||
|---|---|---|
| Day | Times | |
| Monday - Friday | 10:00 | - 15:30 |
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