Easter holidays can be a tricky time for parents as they juggle busy schedules while trying to keep the kids entertained.
But what about a holiday activity like no other? Kids in Edinburgh can learn to drive from the age of just ten at the Royal Highland Centre from 9-10 April.
The lessons are run by Young Driver™, a UK-wide driving school for 5-17 year olds, who have delivered over 600,000 lessons.
Youngsters have lessons behind the wheel of a brand-new dual-control Vauxhall Corsa SRi with highly experienced instructors.
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Although you do need to be at least 16 to drive a car on public roads, the Royal Highland Centre counts as private land, meaning there are no age restrictions in place for operating a motor vehicle.
However, that doesn't mean it's a Grand Theft Auto-style free-for-all, or that kids get to hone their road-rage skills.
The company owners say that they were inspired to launch the scheme after hearing that 20% of newly qualified drivers crash within six months of passing their test. Swedish research also shows that accidents plummet when drivers take lessons at a younger age.
Individual Young Driver lessons cost £36.99 for 30 minutes, or £69.99 for 60 minutes. You can book here.
For more information or to book a series of lessons, visit YoungDriver.eu.
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