From the Cassroom to the Cave for School Kids

Date Posted: 18th March 2008

Cavemen and dinosaurs will be the source of entertainment for schoolchildren in Doncaster this Easter.

Guests to the prehistoric-themed holiday camp at the Doncaster Dome will take part in a range of activities to see how people lived in 10,000BC.

Children aged between 8-13 years can attend The Dome camps from Tuesday 1st to Thursday 3rd April.

Michael Hart, head of business development and marketing at The Dome, said: "Our caveboys and cavegirls will get a fun and exciting insight into the way we used to live!"

"They will make clubs for fighting dinosaurs, clothes to keep them warm and will hunt for food and water. There will also be much grunting and chest-beating when they really get into the swing of things!"

The Easter camps are from 9am-4.30pm Tuesday 1st to Thursday 3rd April and tickets are £15 per day or £39 for three days.

The days are fully supervised and include lunch and refreshments.