The Museum of Power is inviting Maldon residents to its wizarding school for a second Halloween in a row, following the success of the initiative last year.

Maldon children will become apprentice witches and wizards during the session, and will be able to learn how to make wands and potions while preparing for Halloween with spooky crafts - this could be making a spell book, a lantern or a pumpkin.

The spooky school will be held in a marquee at the Museum of Power during the October half term, and the sessions are available from Wednesday 27 October to Sunday 31 October.

Children can dress up as witches or wizards for their session, and are encouraged to explore the museum afterwards, where children can enter for free and adults for half price.

Full parental supervision is advised for children who are between three and seven years old.

The day costs £12 per child.

The Museum of Power can be found on Hatfield Road in Langford.

You can book via the link here.

To find out more about the museum and for updates, you can visit its Facebook page using the link here.