A popular event which brings the magic world of spells and potions to Chester in an immersive experience is returning in time for half-term and Halloween.
The spellbinding event, Chester Wizard School is set to return at St Mary's Creative Space in Chester from Thursday 31st October - Saturday 3rd November.
Now in its 8th year and recommended for Ages 5+, young wizards and witches will get the opportunity to learn magical skills including how to cast spells, make potions and how to fly a broom under the expert guidance of Professor Listworth and his team of Professors.
Chester Wizard School is the brainchild of Phil Cross who said:
"Nine years ago at Halloween I hosted a wizard themed Halloween party for my mates and the idea was born, the following year we opened up our doors to the first batch of witches and wizards and each year it's grown and grown. We're now in our 8th year of Chester Wizard School and lots of our young wizards and witches keep coming back year after year. Professor Listworth and his team work really hard to create a magical, immersive experience for the whole family. It's rumoured that this year a Unicorn might possibly appear in the grounds".
Since it opened its doors, Chester Wizard School has been given the seal of approval by young witches and wizards and parents alike who have described it as "The best day ever" and "a truly magical experience not to be missed"
This year, organisers are also running two SEND/relaxed sessions. Speaking about the relaxed sessions, Phil Cross said "Though we try to make all of our sessions accessible to all children. For those that might need it, we are running two reduced capacity, relaxed sessions." Anyone that has any access needs can get in touch with the organisers via chesterwizardschool@gmail.com and they will strive to help facilitate their visit.
Full details of Chester Wizard School can be found at:
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