Young history lovers are being urged to get involved with a new club at the Beacon Museum in Whitehaven.
There are just a few spaces left in the seven to nine years age group for the Young Archaeologists’ Club, which starts next month.
The museum’s learning officer, Alan Gillon, said: “Members will be able to try lots of different activities, including visiting and investigating archaeological sites and historic places, trying out traditional crafts, and taking part in excavations.
“It will provide something a little different for enquiring minds, and will make history very much a fun and hands-on experience.”
The club has members aged seven to 14, but there are currently only spaces available in the seven-to-nine-year-old session. Members meet once a month in The Beacon Museum.
Beacon Museum staff will run the club, which is affiliated to the YAC network.
Membership costs £50 for the year and each child who joins will get free admission to the Beacon Museum during the year.
To find out more about The Beacon Museum YAC and what it can offer young people, contact Alan on 01946 592302 or at [email protected].
