Bringing excitement and thrilling displays, demonstrations and stunts, Warwick Castle's festival of archery returns this February Half Term.

Taking place over two weeks (11-26 February), the festival will celebrate the art of bowmanship, taking over the grounds of the castle with archers going head-to-head in a tournament.

Throughout the day, families can watch the castle's resident archers bring the skill to life in a range of performances.

Start the day by meeting the different teams of archers before they battle it out in the first round. During lunchtime, round two will begin in the central courtyard, before heading to the east front to see the bowman show and challenge your knowledge with a family quiz. 

Later in the day, enjoy a change of scenery as the remaining competing archers prepare to battle in round three in the peacock garden.

And the finale, will see guests head to the last shootout of the day to see who takes the accolade of being the castle's sharpest shooter.

Those inspired by the professionals can try their hand at 'have-a-go' Archery to see if they can hit the bull's eye themselves.

Liam Bartlett, director ofoOperations at Warwick Castle said: "We're delighted to be hosting the Festival of Archery once again – and it's a fantastic way to kick off our biggest year of events yet.

"It's always wonderful to see how much guests enjoy the skill of our archers and see them inspired to give the ancient sport a go. We can't wait to welcome guests to enjoy all it has to offer."