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Sheffield Children's University February Newsletter Passport Activity Newsletter February 2018 There are lots of fun and exciting activities taking place outside of normal school hours in different places across Sheffield and beyond where children and young people can collect CU credits. These credits will be added to the ones some children collect in some schools to earn Children’s University Awards. To collect these credits, they need a Passport to Learning. These cost £3.50 and are available to purchase at Sheffield libraries and some Learning Destinations. Remember, the credits lead to awards right up to 1000 hours! 30 credits – Bronze 65 credits – Silver 100 credits – Gold …and at those intervals up to 1000 hours, so 30 awards in total! Do you have your Children’s University Passport to learning yet? If the answer is yes, then that’s great news! BUT, to make sure you are awarded the credits you have earned, the Learning Destinations in Sheffield MUST put your details on a register AND send that register into us! If they don’t, we won’t know where you have visited and can’t award your credits. It might be that their staff are really busy and they’ve forgotten, or they might be new to the organisation and just don’t know that we need the register. So, every time you visit a SHEFFIELD Learning Destination, remind them to keep a register AND send it into us! Remember, if there’s no register, it means no credits! They can always contact us for help and we can visit them to explain the process if we need to. Don’t forget, if you visit a Learning Destination outside of Sheffield, you need to download a diary sheet from our website (or use the one attached to the back of this newsletter!) and send it in to make sure your credits are counted! The great news is that there are loads of you (15,000+) running around Sheffield (and beyond) collecting credits in your Passports to Learning! This means that we are busy in the office inputting all the numbers from the registers ready to produce your certificates! They WILL be given to you, but it takes us a little time to write them all so thank you for being patient. Details of all our Learning Destinations can be found later in this newsletter too or keep visiting our website as this list grows all the time – www.sheffield.gov.uk/CU or email us on [email protected]. If you know of a local club or group, just let us know via our website and we’ll invite them to join CU for FREE! *please note: we advise you contact the Learning Destinations first to check details of events and activities. Concord AllStars - Sheffield triple champion Junior Marching Band - is currently looking for young people aged 8 to 16 years to join them in preparing for the 2018 season. We are looking for youngsters who don't necessarily have previous experience but are willing to work hard and have fun with another 40 performers. All instruments, equipment and tuition is provided free of charge and, of course, attendance at all rehearsals and performances qualifies for Children's University credits. To see the team in action, watch our video: https://www.facebook.com/ConcordYM/videos/1751285924904612/ For further information please call 0114 2491460 or email : [email protected]. We look forward to welcoming you to one of our Saturday morning rehearsals (10.00 am to 12.00 noon at Croft House Centre, Garden Street, Sheffield S1 4 BJ). Performing arts holiday club th st Dates 20 and 21 of Feb 9am-3pm Burton Street Foundation 5- 13yrs Contact details 0114 2321172 www.amindapart.org.uk We offer support for SEN and deliver mainly drama, but also art, dance and singing. Booking is essential Fun Lab: Camp Cardboard at Sheffield Theatres We want to build the biggest and best cardboard world ever! So we’ll be setting the task of taking a room full of cardboard boxes and transforming them in an imagination fuelled construction project. Come and join us, it will be fun. Monday 19th February - 11am – 12.30pm / 1.30pm-3pm Crucible Theatre, Norfolk Street, Sheffield S1 1DA Suitable for all ages. All children should be accompanied by a responsible adult This activity is FREE but all places must be booked using the details below as space is limited Contact Beverley Nunn, Fun Palaces Ambassador on (0114) 201 3835 or email [email protected] Learning Description Contact details Website Destination A Mind Apart Performing arts classes, from dance, Address: 57 Burton Street, Hillsborough, www.a-mind-apart.org.uk Theatre Company: drama, singing and costume and set Sheffield, S6 2HH. Tel: 0114 2321172 designing to performance. Abbeydale Industrial Abbeydale Industrial Hamlet is a Address: Abbeydale Industrial Hamlet, www.simt.co.uk/abbeydale- Hamlet unique eighteenth century industrial Abbeydale Road South, Sheffield, S7 2QW industrial-hamlet works. Catch a glimpse of life at home Tel: 0114 272 2106 and at work at a rural scythe and steelworks dating back to the 18th century. Academy of Self Self-defence classes and martial arts Tel: 07738 909125 www.academyofselfdefence.co.uk Defence: circuits. ACEG: Creative workshops and lessons in Tel: 0114 3606011 www.aceg.co music Email: [email protected] Act One Drama Studio: Drama classes and workshops for 4-19 Address: Ecclesall Parish Halls, Ringinglow www.actonedramastudio.co.uk years. Road, Sheffield, S11 7PP. Tel: 07904 339024 Active Kids at Sport Weekly swimming lessons, bouldering Address: Sport Sheffield, The University of www.sport- Sheffield: lessons, holiday camps Sheffield, Northumberland Road, Sheffield, sheffield.com/sport/active-kids- S10 2TY camps Tel: 0114 2226956 AG Sports Coaching Football coaching (and more sports to Address: Forge Valley Sports Centre, Wood Group come!) Lane, Sheffield, S6 5HG. Tel: 07824153223 Am@re Spanish Club Sing, dance, laugh, paint and learn Address: Thorncliffe Health and Leisure www.facebook.com/pages/Amore- Spanish! Centre, Pack horse lane, Sheffield S35 3HY Spanish- Email: [email protected] Club/369724829895330?hc_location =ufi Amanda Holland School Dancing school covering ballet, tap, Address: Gleadless United Reform Church, of Dance: theatrecraft, modern jazz, gymnastics, Hollinsend Road, Sheffied, S12 2NP cheerleading and musical theatre Tel: 07778 894860 Email: [email protected] Arches School Sports A range of sports, arts and crafts Address: c/o Forge Valley School, Wood Lane, www.thearches.org.uk Academy: activities and school holiday clubs Sheffield, S6 5HG Tel: 0114 2348805 Email: [email protected] Learning Description Contact details Website Destination Awesome Walls: AWCC Sheffield has a cutting edge Address: Garter Street, Sheffield, S4 7QX. www.awesomewalls.co.uk climbing wall design that factors in Tel: 0114 2446622 climbing for all walks (climbs!) of life. Whether it's your first visit or you're at competition standard we'll have something for you Botanical Gardens: Trails and treasure hunts around the Address: Clarkehouse Road, Sheffield, S10 www.sbg.org.uk wonderful gardens. 2LN. Tel: 0114 268 6001 Bradi Lea Dance Street dance and Cheerleading for all Address: Mosborough Miners Welfare, www.facebook.com/bradileadancec Company: ages. 22 Station Road, Mosborough, Sheffield, ompany S20 5AD. Tel: 07470 457740 Broomhill Music: Fun music lessons for children of all Address: Ashgate Room, Broomhill www.broomhillmusic.co.uk ages. Methodist Church, Fulwood Road, Sheffield, S10 3DB Castle Martial Arts Martial arts with a focus on character Address: 629-631 Abbeydale Road, Sheffield, www.castlebba.co.uk education and personal development S7 1TB, also at Ecclesall Parish Hall, Mansfield Road, Dore & Totley United Reform Church Hall. Tel: 0114 2582767 Chapeltown Amateur Swimming coaching and development. Address: Thorncliffe Health & Leisure Centre, www.chapeltownasc.org Swimming Club Pack Horse Lane, High Green, Sheffield, S35 5HY & Concord Sports Centre, Shiregreen Lane, Sheffield, S5 6AE. Tel: 07827 839538 Chapeltown Hockey Hockey training for beginners/5-year- Address: Ecclesfield School, Chapeltown www.pitchero.com/clubs/chapeltow Club: olds upwards. Road, Sheffield, S35 9WD. Tel: 0114 2464403 nhc Charnock Ridgeway Junior Football Team offering football Tel: 07427 173764 www.clubwebsite.co.uk/charnockri Junior Football Club coaching sessions and then players dgewayfc01/Home play a match at the weekend. City Limits Dancentre Lessons in Ballroom and Latin, Street, Address: 607-613 Penistone Road, Sheffield, www.city-limits.co.uk Freestyle, Rock ‘n’ roll and Ballet and S6 2GA. Tel: 0114 2344866 Tap Climbing Works Weekly and holiday climbing clubs for Address: Unit B, Centenary Works, Little www.climbingworks.com children of all ages. London Road, Sheffield, S8 0UJ. Tel: 0114 2509990 ClubOK Russian language lessons for children Address: King Edward VII School (Uper), of all ages. Glossop Road, Sheffield, S10 2PW. Email: [email protected] Learning Description Contact details Website Destination Concord Allstars Junior Music reading, learning to play Address: Croft House Settlement, Garden www.concord.org.uk Marching Band: instruments, and performance skills Street, Sheffield, S1 4BJ. Concord Youth Music: Musical instrument playing, dance and Address: Croft House Settlement, Garden www.concord.org.uk performance. Street, Sheffield, S1 4BJ. Constance Grant Dance Dance lessons and performances in a Address: 182 Psalter Lane, Sheffield, S11 www.cgdc.co.uk Centre: range of dance styles. 8UR. Tel: 0114 2662124 Creative Explorer Crafts, art, woodland play, storytelling, Email: [email protected] www.creativeexplorer.co.uk etc. in a woodland setting Curtain Call: `Musical theatre, art, drama, crafts and Email: [email protected] www.curtaincallartseducation.com jewellery making Tel: 07821 075819 Dancemasters Dance lessons in Tap, Modern Jazz, Address: Firth Park Academy, Fircroft Road, www.dancemasters.weebly.com Street and Ballet Sheffield, S5. Tel: 07732 986550 Discovery STEM Holiday workshops, activity sessions Tel: 07854 641930 www.discoverystem.org.uk Education: for children and families and tuition for Address: Kelham Island Museum, Alma Street, older children and more… Sheffield, S3 8RY.
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