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Brand new for this year, why not Give it a little Go?! Some activities in this years programme are free for you to attend, just look out for the ‘Give it a little Go’ logo. Please collect your free ticket from the Box Office as you would with any of the other paid Give it a Go activity.

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The Give it a Go programme is packed full of activities, events and experiences just for students, so why not join in the fun?! All activities are run at a beginners’ level so it doesn’t matter if you haven’t tried the activity before. There’s no strings attached, just pay and play.

If you are living in one of the student residences you can get a £2 discount off everything you see in this programme above £2.50, and on our day trips you get a massive £5 off! To get this discount, show your Residence Life card at the Box Office when you buy your ticket. Look out for the Residence Life Logo throughout the programme to find activities that are right on your doorstep.

Choose an activity you want to do

2. Buy your ticket in advance from the Students’ Union Box Office or online www.sheffieldsu.com/events 3.

Turn up on the day with your ticket and ‘Give it a Go’

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GIAG Calendar Mon 5th Oct

• Archery • An introduction to Jiu JItsu

• How to contour and highlight your face • Bell ringing • Pole fitness • Sports injuries and preventions • NUS delegate: what’s it all about?

Tue 6th Oct

• Aikido • Irish dancing • Experience Sheffield student market • Give ‘go’ a go • Intro to chess • Save a life • Inox Dine Culinary Experience

Wed 7th Oct

• Archery • 5 week self defence course

• Snowboarding • An introduction to Jiu Jitsu

• Acapella and beatbox

• Ballroom and Latin dancing

• Bhangra dance • Diy t shirt printing with transfers • Become business savyy • Make your own dreamcatcher • The cookery school

Wed 7th Oct

Thur 8th Oct

• Mini Mock SU

• Taekwondo

Council • Is being a councillor for me? • Flower Power with Abbeyfield Residents • Romeo and Juliet Matinée and Stage Combat Workshop • Romeo and Juliet Matinée and Backstage Tour • Romeo and Juliet EVENING SHOW

taster session • Judo • Beginners bellydance • Beyoncé dance class • Cooking class – desert • Reflexology • One World Cafe Fri 9th Oct Friday9thOct • Aikido • Baseball • Open mic night • 24 hour filmmaking challenge • Swedish back massage • Feminism 101 • Urban Scruming

Sat 10th Oct

Sun 11th Oct

• Capoeira • How to contour

• Fencing • Barista training • Introduction to

and highlight your face • Handmade cosmetics with lush • Pole fitness • Beginners filmmaking Workshop • Boardgaming • Beekeeping for beginners – goodbye bees • An introductory tour of the city of Sheffield • Emergency First Aid • University first AID • Whitby day trip

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• Harry potter studios tour day trip • Peak District Scrub Bashing

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Tue 13th Oct

Wed 14th Oct

Thu 15th Oct

• Archery • Taekwondo

• Tai chi flowing

• Experience

• 5 week self

moves and cardio kung fu • How to apply false eyelashes • Chutney making • Careers and activities in law • Graphic design 6 week course • Solidworks for beginners 6 week course • Spanish 5 week course • Is being a student trustee for me? • MatLab 6 Week Course

Sheffield student market • Sign language 10 week course • Historical crime and murder tour • French 5 Week Course • Archery

defence course • The cookery school • Sign language 5 week course • Is being a councillor for me? • Writing a great manifesto • Inox Dine Culinary Experience • Fruity Heroes

taster session

• Tai chi flowing moves and cardio kung fu • Medic’s choir • Urdu 5 Week language course • Mandarin 5 Week language course • Arabic Language classes • One World Cafe • Teambuilding with 'TimeBuilders'

Fri 16th Oct

• Chinese dim sum meal • Italian 5 week language course

Mon 12th Oct

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Sat 17th Oct

Sun 18th Oct

RAG Week • Derwent valley

RAG Week • Fencing • Barista training • Weekend German

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• Kayaking • How to apply false eyelashes • Swing dance • Camera and lighting workshop • Weekend German language course • Lincoln Day trip • BME Take the Lead

language course

• Alnwick Castle day trip

• Karate

Mon 19th Oct

Tue 20th Oct

Wed 21st Oct

RAG Week RAG Week RAG Week week self • Graphic design 6 • Sign language 10 • 5defence course week course week course • Sign language 5 week course • Solidworks for • Experience • Kpop dance beginners 6 Sheffield • Shrimps week course student market improv comedy workshop • Spanish 5 week • French 5 Week • Pet therapy course Course • Becoming • Circus skills business savvy • The Cookery • MatLab 6 Week School Course • TEFL • Inox Dine Culinary Experience

Mon26thOct

Tue 27th Oct

Wed 28th Oct

• Graphic design 6 • Sign language 10 • 5 week self week course • Solidworks for beginners 6 week course • Spanish 5 week course • The Language Exchange • MatLab 6 Week Course

week course • Experience Sheffield student market • French 5 Week Course • Inox Dine Culinary Experience

defence course • Sign language 5 week course • The art of making Rangoli • The cookery school

Thu 22nd Oct

RAG Week • Taekwondo

taster session

• Mapping the

developing world • Urdu 5 Week language course • Mandarin 5 Week language course • Arabic Language classes • One World Cafe • 1984 - BalleT • English Language Teaching Thu 29th Oct

• Archery • Taekwondo taster session • Halloween

costume accessories • Cake tasting • Advanced solidworks 6 week course • Urdu 5 Week language course • Mandarin 5 Week language course • Arabic Language classes • One World Cafe

Fri 23rd Oct

RAG Week • Archery • Italian 5 week language course

Sat 24th Oct

RAG Week • Capoeira • York Day Trip • Oxjam Gigmakers

Sun 25th Oct

Clocks go back – BST ends • Barista training • Peak Cavern experience day trip

Fri 30th Oct

• Women only muay thai • Chaad Raat Heena • Thriller dance class • Tarot card and reading • Halloween ghost walk • Italian 5 week language course • Spooktacular Family Fun Day

Sat 31st Oct

Sun 1st Nov

Halloween • Salsa • Barista training • One pot cooking • Oxford day trip

• Warwick castle day trip

Mon 2nd Nov

Tue 3rd Nov

• Graphic design 6 • Sign language 10

Wed 4th Nov

• 5 week self

Thu 5th Nov

BONFIRE NIGHT • Arts and Crafts

week course • Solidworks for beginners 6 week course • Spanish 5 week course • Taekwondo • MatLab 6 Week Course

week course • Radio presenting • Experience Sheffield student market • French 5 Week Course • Karaoke Night with Arab Society

defence course • Sign language 5 week course • Taekwondo • t-shirt tie dye and stud • becoming business savvy • the cookery school • architecture tour of Sheffield • laughter therapy • Inox Dine Culinary Experience

Mon 9th Nov

Tue 10th Nov

Wed 11th Nov

Thu 12th Nov

• Graphic design 6 • Introduction to

• Introduction to

• Advanced

week course • Solidworks for beginners 6 week course • Spanish 5 week course • Taekwondo • The cookery school • MatLab 6 Week Course

Quidditch • Sign language 5 week course • Taekwondo • The cookery school • Bummit Hitchhike to Glasgow • Global Food Crawl

solidworks 6 week course • Urdu 5 Week language course • Mandarin 5 Week language course • Arabic Language classes • One World Cafe • Lord of the Flies

Quidditch • Sign language 10 week course • French 5 Week Course • Experience Sheffield Student Market • Inox Dine Culinary Experience • Global Food Crawl

evening • Advanced solidworks 6 week course • Pet Therapy • Urdu 5 Week language course • Mandarin 5 Week language course • Arabic Language classes • One World Cafe

Fri 6th Nov

• Archery • Italian 5 week language course

• Spiderwalk

Sat 7th Nov

Sun 8th Nov

• Taekwondo • Argentine tango • Liverpool day

Remembrance Sunday • Taekwondo • Yorkshire

trip

wildlife park day trip • Barista Training

Fri 13th Nov

• Archery • Edinburgh Weekend Trip • Italian 5 week language course

Sat 14th Nov

• Edinburgh Weekend Trip • Taekwondo • Angklung Playing • Emergency first aid • Women Leading the Way

Sun 15th Nov

• Edinburgh Weekend Trip

• Barista training • Event Marshall for Cavendish Cancer Care

Mon 16th Nov

Thu 19th Nov

Fri 20th Nov

• Graphic design 6 • Sign language 10 • Sheffield

• Advanced

week course • Solidworks for beginners 6 week course • Circus skills • French 5 Week Course • MatLab 6 Week Course

week course • Learn how to crochet and knit • Japanese 5 week course • Experience Sheffield Student Market • Inox Dine Culinary Experience

student market • Becoming business savvy • The cookery school • Spanish 5 week course • Teambuilding with 'TimeBuilders'

solidworks 6 week course • Learn to crochet and knit • Beginners bellydance • One World Cafe

• Archery • Palmistry

Mon 23rd Nov

Tue 24th Nov

Wed 25th Nov

Thu 26th Nov

Fri 27th Nov

Sat 28th Nov

Sun 29th Nov

World week • Advanced

World week • Archery • Running Man

World week • Birmingham day trip

World week • Barista training • Manchester

Hall

united stadium tour day trip

World week • French 5 Week Course

Tue 17th Nov

Wed 18th Nov

World week World week • Sign language 10 • Spanish 5 week week course

course

• The Language

• Japanese 5 week

• Experience

Exchange

course • Introduction to meditation • Experience Sheffield Student Market • Inox Dine Culinary Experience

Sheffield student market • Kpop dance • The cookery school

solidworks 6 week course • Sign language 10 hour course • One World Cafe

Sat 21st Nov

• Cambridge Day Trip

Sun22ndNov

World week • Barista training • Winter wildlife afternoon at the allotment • Newcastle day trip

• YHA Hartington

Mon30thNov

• French 5 Week Course

Tue 1st Dec

Wed 2nd Dec

• Sign language 10 • Spanish 5 week course week course Christmas • Japanese 5 week • Parol lantern making course • Model casting for • Experience fashion show Sheffield • Becoming business savvy student market • The cookery school • TEFL • Animal Day with

Thu 3rd Dec

• Advanced

Fri 4th Dec

• Archery

solidworks 6 week course • Sign language 10 hour course • One World Cafe

Sat 5th Dec

• One pot cooking • Chester Day trip

Sun 6th Dec

• Radio presenting

• Chatsworth house at Christmas day trip

RSPCA

Mon 7th Dec

Tue 8th Dec

Wed 9th Dec

• Henna Mehndi • Sign language 10 week course • Japanese 5 week course • Christmas origami • Experience

• Spanish 5 week course • Kpop dance • The cookery school • Festive Fun at the

• Sign language 10 • Archery

Mon 14th Dec

Tue 15th Dec

Wed 16th Dec

Thu 17th Dec

• Circus skills • French 5 Week

• Sign language 10 week course • Japanese 5 week course • Christmas cross

• Spanish 5 week

• Sign language 10 Last day of hour course term • Archery • Friday night

• French 5 Week Course

Theatre

Sheffield student market

Course

• DJ Soc Give it a Spin

stich, decorations and cards • Experience Sheffield student market

course • Becoming business savvy

Thu 10th Dec

Fri 11th Dec

hour course • Christmas origami • Introduction to theatre • One World Cafe

Fri 18th Dec

dinner/ Chanukah

Sat 12th Dec

• Leeds Christmas

Sun 13th Dec

• Harry potter

market day trip

studios at Christmas day trip

Sat 19th Dec

Sat 20th Dec

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Archery

If you have always wanted to try archery now is your chance! The sessions will be an introduction to archery with you learning how to loose arrows as well as answering any questions you have about the sport. We will also show off the other types of bows you can shoot as well as organising a slight competition towards the end of the session. October: 5th, 7th, 13th, 15th, 23rd or 29th November: 6th, 15th, 20th or 27th December: 4th, 11th, or 18th All sessions: 5.30-7.30pm, ÂŁ4.50. Meet in Activity Room 3, Goodwin Sports Centre. Do not wear open toed shoes.

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Aikido

Aikido is a Japanese martial art which utilises the opponent's force against them, neutralising attacks with strikes and joint locks; using technique, power and timing. Shodokan Aikido introduces competition, which allows techniques to be practised in a free-play combative environment. Tuesday sessions are suitable for complete beginners, so come along and try something different! Tuesday 6th October, 4.30 -6.30pm or Friday 9th October 4.30-7pm, £3.50. Meet at the Glossop Road entrance to Bar One. Please don’t wear jewellery. Wear comfy clothing.

Self Defence – 5 week course

This course will give a solid introduction to the concepts of self-defence including: psychology, situational awareness, avoiding confrontation, diffusing confrontation and the actual physical act of defending yourself. Over the five weeks you will learn basic blocking techniques, defences to common grabs and strangles, how to effectively strike your opponents as well as vulnerable points to attack when in trouble. To supplement this, some basic combat anatomy will be discussed, enabling you to learn locks and pins to overpower people much stronger than yourself. This will culminate in a practical exam that will test and prove your knowledge. Should you pass, you will be issued with an award certificate. Wednesdays: 7th October – 4th November, 5-7pm, £15. Meet in the Studio. Wear comfy clothing and shoes and bring a bottle of water.

Snowboarding

Fancy being awesome in the mountains next winter? Fancy being the cool kids on the slopes? Don’t worry, we got you sorted! Get a taste of snowboarding with the fine coaches from SnoZone Castleford for just 40 pounds, including transport to and from the indoor snowdome! Wednesday 7th October, 4.50pm – midnight, £40. Meet at the Glossop Road entrance to Bar One. Wear warm, waterproof clothing. Bring some gloves and thick long socks.

Taekwondo is a Korean martial art and means literally ‘the art of kicking and punching’. It is now practiced all over the world and involves a great deal of different practices, including sparring, forms and breaking, as well as incorporating cardio, strength and flexibility training. This taster session is intended to give complete beginners a small insight into what taekwondo is all about, so if you might be interested in one or all of the many different aspects of taekwondo, then please give it a go!

An Introduction to Jiu Jitsu

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Taekwondo Taster Session

Jiu Jitsu is a highly effective form of self-defence and provides a means of countering physical attacks, irrespective of the defender's own strength, weight or gender. These sessions are suitable for beginners so come along and have a go! Monday in October: 5th Wednesday in October: 7th All Monday and Wednesday sessions: 8-10pm All sessions: £3. Meet in Activity Room 1, Goodwin Sports Centre. Wear sportswear and bring a bottle of water. Keep your ticket to train again for free at another session.

Thursdays in October: 8th, 15th, 22nd or 29th, 6.30-7.30pm, Free. Meet in High Tor 2, Endcliffe

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Judo

Baseball

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Judo is one of the world’s most popular combat sports and showcases breath-taking throws and ground fighting techniques. In this session, you will be shown important falling skills before going on to learn exciting throws and holds which you will then be able to try out against each other, as well as more experienced judo players. There will also be a judo based warm-up, including a few games to encourage speed, agility and, of course, a lot of fun. Whether you’re eager to try something a little different or keen to continue a sport you love, come along to our session and you’ll have a blast! an

Thursday 8th October, 8-10pm, £2. Meet in the Goodwin Sports Hall Foyer. Wear loose comfy clothes and bring a bottle of water.

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Baseball is a fun and mentally and physically challenging American sport. If you’re interested in joining the Sheffield Hornets this year or are just looking to try something different, we will be running workshops and a mock game to teach you the basics of throwing, fielding, and batting. This is a great opportunity to find out about one of our newer clubs, and everyone is welcome - male or female, no experience necessary!

Friday 9th October, 6.00 – 8.15pm, £4.50. Meet on the SU Concourse. Bring astroturf trainers and wear appropriate clothing.

Capoeira

Capoeira is an exciting Sport that combines Martial Arts, Dance, Acrobatics and Music. A Brazillian Art with African roots, Capoeira will improve your strength, balance and flexibility, and is a fun way of getting fit. From kicks to cartwheels, singing to spinning, there's something for everyone! This session is run by the University Capoeira Society and is a special price for beginners. Looking to start something new and exciting at University? Capoeira is for you!. Saturday 10th or 24th October, 3.30-5pm, £3. Meet in Activity Room 1, Goodwin Sports Centre. Please wear clothing suitable for exercise and bring a bottle of water.

Kayaking

Women Only Muay Thai Fitness

SPORT

Fencing

Peak District Walk – Derwent Valley

D BRAN ! NEW Come and give fencing a try! We’ll introduce you to the sport, play some fitness games and get your hands on some swords, all in one session. Fencing is a great way to get fit, get involved in University Sport and make some friends! Saturday 11th or 18th October, 3-5pm, £5. Meet in High Tor 2, Endcliffe. Wear clothes you can run around in (no jeans) and wear suitable trainers. Bring a bottle of water.

Come along and enjoy this 12km (7.5 miles) walk along the Derwent Valley, both along the river itself and up Froggatt Edge which will offer spectacular views of the surrounding countryside. Saturday 17th October, 9.30am -5.10pm, £5. Meet outside Sheffield Train Station by the Water Fountain. Please wear appropriate footwear and clothing for the conditions on the day and be prepared if they change. We recommend you bring a waterproof jacket and trousers (no jeans) along with sun cream if necessary. Please also bring plenty of water and a packed lunch as we shall be stopping for lunch along the way. We will be catching the train to the start which will cost £6 (or £4 if you have a railcard). Only those with GIAG tickets will be allowed on the walk due to safety.

Ever fancied a go at kayaking? Want to have a go at a unique sport? Then get yourself down to Crookes Valley Lake to ‘Give it a Go.’ This session is aimed at beginners, where we will teach you some basic skills. We welcome anyone of all abilities. So if you fancy a paddle and enjoy the outdoors then please come along. We’d love to meet you. Don’t forget your towels in case you do get a little bit wet. Saturday 17th October, 10.30am12pm or 12.30-2pm or 2.30-4pm or 4.30-6pm, £3. Meet in Crookes Valley Park. Wear clothes you don’t mind getting wet with a swimsuit underneath. Wear shoes you don’t mind getting wet. Bring a change of clothes and shoes, a towel, bottle of water and a snack. You must be able to swim to take part in this session.

Muay Thai (Thai Boxing) is known as the science of eight limbs. Our women only class specialises in both techniques and fitness. Students can develop defensive and offensive skills utilising a wide variety of punches, kicks, knees and elbows, which is a particularly practical and effective form of combat training to get fit and learn how to defend yourself. All levels are welcome; no previous martial arts ability is required. Come and have some fun girls! Friday 30th October, 7.30-9pm, £2. Meet in Activity Room 2, Goodwin Sports Centre. Please wear shorts, t-shirt and bring a bottle of water.

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Karate

Try out Shotokan Karate in a friendly club and relaxed atmosphere. Karate is a Japanese martial art which incorporates punches, kicks, blocks and throws. No previous karate or martial arts experience is required at all – suitable for complete beginners. Meet new people, learn a skill, improve fitness and flexibility, have fun! Sunday 18th October, 4.30 - 6pm, £3. Meet in front of the IC. Wear loose fitting clothing and bring a bottle of water.

Taekwondo

Saturdays: 7th or 14th November, 1.30-3.30pm. Meet in High Tor 2, Endcliffe All sessions: £4. Wear loose fitting clothes and bring a bottle of water.

Personalise your t-shirt by transferring a photo, logo, and text onto it. Plain t-shirts will be sold at the event for £3, and iron on transfer paper will be provided, onto which you can print your design. Snacks and drinks will also be provided at the event.

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Wednesday 7th October, 6-8pm, £4. Meet in the Activities and Sports Zone.

24 Hour Filmmaking Challenge

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DIY T-Shirt Printing with Transfers

How quickly could you make a film? In small groups you’ll have 24 hours to write, shoot and edit a 5-minute short film from scratch! All equipment will be provided and each group will be supported by experienced members of Film Making Society’s committee, so no experience is required. This event is always loads of fun, so even if you know nothing at all about filmmaking this is a great chance to learn more about it, meet new people, and have a great time! Friday 9th – Saturday 10th October, 7pm-7pm, £3. Meet in the Activities and Sports Zone

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Beginners Filmmaking Workshop

Camera and Lighting Workshop

The Art of Making Rangoli

Halloween Costume Accessories

Ever wanted to make a film? This workshop will open with an introductory session from the Film Making Society all about filmmaking, where you’ll learn the basics of how films are made from scriptwriting to shooting to editing. After that you’ll go out in small groups and plan, shoot, and edit a minute-long film with the support of our committee members. All equipment will be provided and this is a great chance to learn about filmmaking, meet other people interested in filmmaking, and have some fun!

Are you interested in what makes films look great? This hands-on workshop given by the Film Making Society will teach you all about the importance of lighting and cinematography in film, everything from choosing the right settings on your camera and composing beautiful shots to understanding lighting theory and how to light your shots effectively. You’ll then have a chance to play around with a full camera and lighting setup on a film scene, to put all that knowledge into practice and shoot a mini film! This workshop is aimed at beginners, and is a great chance to learn all about the visual side of film and how to make your own films and videos looks great!

Come and learn this ancient Indian folk art, dating back thousands of years. Rangoli is a tribal art design made on the floor with coloured rice, coloured sand or flower petals. Come and soak yourself in the history of Indian tradition! All materials will be provided.

Come along to Stitch Soc to make your scary Halloween costume accessories such as cat ears and bat masks. They have a variety of accessory designs for you to choose from or they can help you if you have a certain idea in mind. All levels of experience welcome. Great to make ahead for Halloween Pop Tarts on Saturday.

Saturday 10th October, 10am – 5pm, £3. Meet in Uni Central.

Saturday 17th October, 2-5pm, £3. Meet in Meeting Room 2, Octagon.

Wednesday 28th October, 4-6pm, £4. Meet in Allen Court Common Room.

Thursday 29th October, 5.307.30pm, £4. Meet in the Activities and Sports Zone.

Personalise your t-shirt by using our tie dye kits and studs. Plain t-shirts will be sold at the event for £3, and everything you need will be provided. Snacks and drinks will also be provided at the event. Think you could be the next Greg James or Clara Amfo? Forge Radio can help you learn everything you need to know about radio presenting. Whether you're interested in music, news, sport or features, join us at this Give it a Go session to try out your great ideas! We will help you create your own radio show with music, news bulletins and features which will show off your presenting skills. We will even send you an mp3 file of your show afterwards to listen back to, keep for a demo or just as something to play your friends. This is an amazing opportunity to see if you've got what it takes, and potentially join Forge Radio for your own show!

Wednesday 4th November, 6-8pm, £4. Meet in the Activities and Sports Zone.

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Radio Presenting

T-Shirt Tie An Arts and Dye and Stud Crafts Evening

Missing your creative side at university? Come along to an evening of arts and crafts with Mental Health Matters to take some time out for yourself! It promises to be a great way to relax, meet lots of new people and enjoy some sweet treats. Everyone is welcome and we look forward to seeing you! Thursday 5th November, 6-8pm, £1. Meet in the Activities and Sports Zone.

Tuesday 3rd November, 4-6pm, £3.50. Meet in the Media Hub. Sunday 6th December, 3-5pm, £3.50. Meet in the Media Hub

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Learn to Crochet and Knit

Making Parol (Christmas Lanterns)

Over the two sessions you will learn some basics stitches of either crochet or knitting with Stitch Soc. You will then hopefully be able to make a cosy winter headband to take away with you. No experience needed and all materials provided.

Parol is a very popular Christmas lantern in the Philippines and it is made out of bamboo and different coloured paper. It comes in different sizes and shape. Filipino Society will teach you how to make Parol so you can celebrate Christmas in Filipino style; colourful, bright and twinkling!

Tuesday 17th and Thursday 19th November, 5.30-7.30pm, £4. This is a two part class. Meet in the Activities and Sports Zone

Wednesday 2nd December, 3-5pm, £1. Meet in Gallery Room 4. Bring any craft accessories you want to use.

Model Casting for Fashion Show

Fashion soc are looking for people to help model clothes at the fashion show which will be held in spring 2016. You don’t need to be an aspiring model, just confidence! We are also looking for judges for the competition, so please also come if you are interested in that. This is also a great time to meet the committee and wider society in a relaxed way. Wednesday 2nd December, 6-8pm, Free. Meet at the Welcome Desk.

Christmas Cross Stich, Decorations

Come and learn how to make various Christmas themed origamis; the perfect way to decorate your home for the festive period, or even to make and give as Christmas gifts.

It’s nearly Christmas and so come and make all you need with Stitch Soc, such as felt decorations and cross stitch cards. No experience needed and all materials provided.

Tuesday 8th December, 4-6pm, £1. Meet in Gallery Room 4

Tuesday 15th December, 5.307.30pm, £4. Meet in the Activities and Sports Zone.

Thursday 10th December, 4-6pm, £1. Meet in the Activities and Sports Zone.

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Christmas Origami

How to Contour and Highlight your Face D BRAN ! NEW

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Want to learn how to contour and highlight your face like a pro? Then come along to our super-fabulous contouring session and learn from the best, Nazma Begum (PRO M.A.C Artist @ SELFRIDGES). Learning how to contour and highlight your face is life changing. It helps you enhance your natural features and makes you feel and look fabulous… it also helps you understand and appreciate your face and bone structure – and from there you’ll start to feel more confident in your abilities in developing a larger variety of skills! Contouring helps define your face and allows you to make a basic make-up look go from boring to fierce! Everyone is welcome to come along and meet and mix with some new friends! Monday 5th October, 6.50-8.30pm, £5. Meet outside the Students’ Union – look for a society member with a board saying ‘MUAB Tutorial Meeting Point.’ Bring dark brown blusher/eyeshadow and lighter brown blush or your own contour kits and brushes if you wish. Saturday 10th October, 1.30 – 3pm, £5. Meet in Cheedale, Ranmoor. Bring dark brown blusher/eyeshadow and lighter brown blush or your own contour kits and brushes if you wish.

Dream catchers originated in Native American culture and are believed to filter a person’s dreams, allowing only the good dreams to enter. In this session you’ll get the chance to make and keep your own homemade dream catcher from scratch. All materials provided. Wednesday 7th October, 6.308.30pm, £3.50. Meet in Dovedale, Ranmoor.

Reflexology

Reflexology (also known as ‘zone therapy’) is carried out on either the hands or feet bringing balance to the whole body. You’ll learn how to use massage and pressure point techniques to have an effect on the energy pathways or reflex zones of the body, which can improve health and well-being. Hand treatments only will be performed during this workshop and will involve pair work. Thursday 8th October, 7-9pm, £3.50. Meet in High Tor 3, Endcliffe. Session involves pair work.

Swedish Back Massage

Handmade Cosmetics with Lush

Massage has been practiced in varying forms for centuries by the Eastern Asians and has long established histories, such as Shiatsu and Ayurvedic treatments. This two hour workshop will introduce you to a simple form of Swedish massage. You’ll learn techniques that will leave you totally relaxed and with a new-found talent for de-stressing family and friends. Please bring a bath towel with you. This workshop involves pair work.

Come along to this exclusive handmade cosmetics workshop at Lush. You’ll get to make a bath ballistic or one bubble bar to take away and enjoy at home. The staff from Lush will be on hand and the workshop will include a 30 minute talk on health and wellbeing. This promises to be a lovely relaxing evening surrounded by sweet smells and colourful cosmetics.

Friday 9th October, 7-9pm, £3.50. Meet in Gallery Room 4.

Saturday 10th October, 6-8pm, £8. Meet at the Glossop Road entrance to Bar One.

MIND, BODY & SPIRIT

Make Your Own Dream Catcher

MIND, BODY & SPIRIT

Tai Chi Flowing Moves and Cardio Kung Fu

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D BRAN ! NEW Lishi is a fun exercise system that is both slow and fast. Slow Tai Chi, Yoga and breathing helps you to relax, feel good and be more connected to your own body. The faster Kung Fu style movements in Lishi help you to be agile, dynamic and are excellent for improving fitness. People of all abilities and fitness levels welcome. Monday 12th October, 2-3.30pm, £1. Meet in No.66 Please wear loose fitting clothes and shoes for exercising. Thursday 15th October, 5.156.45pm, £1. Meet in No.66. Please wear loose fitting clothes and shoes for exercising.

How to Apply False Eyelashes

Want to learn how to apply false eyelashes to finish your make-up look? Then come along to our brand-new and exclusive tutorial that will show you how to remove your false eyelashes safely from the packet to then apply them to your eye lids making you look like the next Beyoncé. We will teach you how to apply them in a safe and sensible manner as well as giving you the low-down on the best sets of lashes available to you on the market suitable for your student budget! All abilities welcome. Monday 12th October, 6.50-8.30pm, £5. Meet outside the Students’ Union – look for a society member with a board saying ‘MUAB Tutorial Meeting Point.’ Lashes provided, but you can bring your own. Saturday 17th October, 12-1.30pm, £5. Meet in CheeDale, Ranmoor. Lashes provided, but you can bring your own.

Heena is an ancient art of applying a temporary tattoo using dyes. Chand Raat is an event usually celebrated one night before the festival of Eid, where people usually apply Heena of different designs. It’s one of the most exciting events for the preparation of Eid as people get the chance to have different designs on their hands! Friday 30th October, 4-5.30pm, £3. Meet in View Room 6.

Learn what tarot card reading is really all about in this workshop: dispel the myths, discover different types of cards and what tarot can be used for. Learn how to interpret the cards and gain an insight into the possible future. Many believe the tarot cards are guided by a spiritual force, so come along to this session and find out for yourself. By the end of the evening you will be able to perform your own basic readings. Please bring an open mind. Friday 30th October, 5-7pm, £3.50. Meet in Gallery Room 3.

Palmistry

Palmistry is the art of palm reading. This spiritual practice originates from India and relates to individuals’ characterisation and fortune telling. The different patterns on the hands relate to the heart, head and life lines and this can be read to determine attributes of body, mind and spirit. In this session you will receive a short reading and be taught how to read other people’s palm lines so you can impress friends and family with your new mystical skill. Please bring an open mind. Friday 20th November, 5-7pm, £3.50. Meet in Gallery Room 4.

Introduction to Meditation

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Ever considered the art of meditation but never had the chance to fully explore it? Come along to NHSF Sheffield’s new session and learn all about how to focus, relax your mind and channel your inner bodily energy in the right way! This is open to all and is a great chance to meet new people, so what are you waiting for? Come and give it a go! Tuesday 24th November, 7-8pm, £3.50. Meet in the Studio. Please dress comfortably.

Henna Mehndi

The Indian culture is widely recognised for its beautiful and intricate henna designs adorned on our people around festivals and family celebrations. Considered an art form, the practise of mehndi is a chance to explore your creativity on the canvas of your own body! Come along to NHSF Sheffield’s new session and learn all about how to fashion these dark and striking patterns all on your own. This is open to all and is a great chance to meet new people, so what are you waiting for? Come and Give it a Go!

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Tarot Card Workshop

Thursday 8th December, 7-8pm, £3.50. Meet in Studio.

Bell Ringing

Come and learn to ring church bells with the Sheffield Universities' Guild of Change Ringers! We'll show you the ropes then give you lots of chance to practice yourself with the bells at St John's Ranmoor. You don't have to be musical or strong, so come along and give it a try with our friendly society.

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Monday 5th October, 6.30-8.30pm, 50p. Meet outside the Edge.

Pole Fitness

Pole fitness burns calories, sculpts muscle, builds strength and increases flexibility by combining dance and gymnastics. Even celebrities such as Kate Hudson and Eva Longoria swear by a pole fitness work out. This society is committed to welcoming and including any student who wants to experience fitness, fun and friendship without fear of discrimination against sex, age, race or disability. Monday 5th October, 5.30-7pm, £4. Meet outside the Students’ Union. Please wear shorts and tight clothing with either bare feet or ballet shoes. Saturday 10th October, 1.303.30pm, £4. Meet outside the Students’ Union. Please wear shorts and tight clothing with either bare feet or ballet shoes.

Acapella and Beatbox Taster Session

Have you ever seen Riverdance or Lord of the Dance and wanted to give Irish dancing a go? Or maybe you want to try a unique type of dance? Come along to one of our Give it a Go sessions to learn a traditional, beginner Irish dance routine. No previous experience is necessary.

This two hour session will consist of trying out lots of skills. You'll be introduced to the basics of beat box as well as learning an acapella song. All abilities welcome just come along, give it a try and have fun!

Tuesday 6th October, 6-7pm, £4. Meet in the Studio. Wear loose comfy clothes and bring a bottle of water.

Wednesday 7th October, 7-9pm, £2. Meet in the Jessop Building Foyer.

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Ballroom and Latin Dancing

Bhangra Dance Class

Ever wanted to be able to dance like the strictly stars? Always wanted to be able to impress your friends with some cool dance moves? Whether you're a fan of the elegant Waltz, the energetic Quickstep, the cheeky Cha Cha Cha or the fun Jive this is your chance to ‘Give it a Go’! You don't need a partner or any previous experience; there will be a patient professional teacher on hand that can teach you all the steps. Come along to have some fun and learn some new moves to show-off on the dance floor!

A very fun and friendly event welcoming anyone who wants to try out this unique style of Punjabi Dance. The session will start with the committee introducing themselves and explaining a little bit about the society and what events they have planned for the year ahead and how you can join in. After that, the fun starts where you will be taught all the moves of this fun, energetic dance.

Wednesday 7th or 14th October, 6-7pm, £3.50. Meet in Uni Central.

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Irish Dancing

Wednesday 7th October, 6.30-8pm, £3. Meet in No.66. Please wear comfy shoes and clothing. Bring a bottle of water.

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Beyoncé Beginners’ Dance Class Belly Dance

“If you like it, then you shuda put a ring on it!” Join in this one off dance class as we teach you the routine from the music video: Single Ladies. The video is ‘feel good’ and powerful, and the choreography was designed to be attempted by anybody. You'll be dancing like Beyoncé in no time. Thursday 8th October, 5-6.30pm, £3. Meet in Foundry. Wear clothes and shoes you can dance in. Bring a bottle of water.

No need to get your belly out! Come and learn this wonderful Middle Eastern style of dance. Belly dance uses all parts of the body with specific focus on isolated hip and abdominal movements. This class is aimed to help you gain confidence, body awareness and tone up whilst having great fun! Suitable for both beginners and experienced dancers who would like to try a new style of dance.

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Open Mic Night

Come and join the Open Space society for an exciting evening of individuals showcasing their talent in the form of music, poetry and comedy. Seize the opportunity to share your talent with fellow students who have similar interests to you. It’s free so why not come on down! Meet new people, have a drink, perform to an enthusiastic audience, or sit back and relax and enjoy the show. We welcome everyone to our events and it is not too late to join us if you’re a second or third year student. If you have a passion for performing arts then we are the society for you! We are an ever changing society that holds weekly open mics with slots of approximately 3 songs/1 poem (10 minutes). Friday 9th October, 7-10pm, Free. Meet in the Raynor Lounge.

Medic’s Choir

We are a friendly and informal choir of medics and non-medics that meets weekly to sing both for fun and to prepare for concerts. We hold two main concerts each year, as well as concerts and carol singing in several of the hospitals in the area. We are a non-auditioning choir, so if you are interested please come along to our Give it a Go sessions this term! Thursday 15th October, 7-8.30pm, £1. Meet in Drama Studio 3.

K-Pop Dance

Come and learn the Shim Sham – a dance with swinging choreography and easy jazz steps that originated in the 1920s. You don’t need to bring a partner or have any dancing experience.

Remember Psy’s Gangnam Style? Love BTS or Girls’ Generation? Then this is the thing for you! Learn the choreography to your favourite K-Pop groups whilst meeting new friends and getting active. Become a member and have a say in which dances you learn as well as taking part in K-Pop themed socials and events.

Saturday 17th October, 2-4pm, £5. Meet in Uni Central. Please wear comfy shoes. Bring a bottle of water.

Wednesday 21st October, 25th November or 9th December, 5.307pm, £3.50. Meet in No.66. Please wear trainers/dancing shoes and bring a bottle of water.

Thriller Dance Class

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Swing Dance

Ever wanted to dance like the King of Pop?! Well now here's your chance in this special Halloween dance class! Often referred to as the greatest music video ever, Thriller has been voted as the most influential pop video of all time. You all know the words to this pop classic, so come and learn some of Michael Jackson's trade mark moves and dance with the living dead, just like the king himself. This class is definitely going to be a Thriller! Come in fancy dress if you like. Friday 30th October, 5-6.30pm, £3. Meet in the Studio. Please bring a bottle of water.

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Salsa

Dancing in clubs is okay. But where is the style? Where is the romance? You need something a bit different, a bit Latin: Salsa! Let us teach you some new moves! Whether you are a beginner or an expert, we have something for you. Saturday 31st October, 5-7.30pm, £4. Meet in Uni Central. Please wear comfortable clothing and shoes.

Karaoke Night with Arab Society Have a passion for singing and want to let it all out? Come along to a one-of-a-kind Karaoke Night with ArabSoc and sing the evening away. It is going to be a fun night with plenty of karaoke songs that will definitely suit your taste. Don’t worry if you cannot sing, come and join us regardless! Tuesday 3rd November, 7.3010.30pm, £3.50. Meet in the Raynor Lounge.

Argentine Tango CUrITa Sheffield Tango Society will introduce the basic steps and moves of Tango to give you a taste of this attractive Argentine dance! Come and join them in this energetic dance class. Saturday 7th November, 1-2pm, 50p. Meet in the Studio. Please wear comfy shoes and clothes.

Angklung Playing

Angklung is an Indonesian traditional musical instrument made of bamboo and each Angklung has a unique sound or note. This musical instrument is known as one of the national identities of Indonesia as well as locally in West Java area. The Angklung has been recognised internationally by UNESCO as the “intangible cultural heritage of humanity” since December 2012. Indonesian Society proudly introduces this unique musical instrument to you and gives you a unique chance to play it. Saturday 14th November, 2-3pm, £1.50. Meet in Gallery Room 3.

Introduction to Garba

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In the Hindu religion dance is a significant form of expression, worship and celebration. Garba is a vibrant, energetic style of dance originating from the state of Gujarat in North-West India often performed throughout the year at festivals and family celebrations. Come along to NHSF Sheffield’s new session and join us in a post-Diwali celebration learning this traditional form of partying! This is open to all and is a great chance to meet new people, so what are you waiting for? Come and give it a go! Tuesday 1st December, 7-8pm, £3.50. Meet in the Studio. Please dress comfortably. Meet in the Studio.

Ever fancied learning to DJ? This is a fantastic chance to learn from the best with industry standard DJ equipment and a special appearance from Tuesday Club DJ, Andy H. There will be a demonstration from Andy H, and then you'll be introduced to the basics of live DJing, learning how to mix Vinyl, CDs, digital music and scratching. Please bring your favourite music on a USB stick or CD. Monday 14th December, 4-7pm, ÂŁ4.50. Meet at the Welcome Desk.

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A quick look at the science behind common sports injuries and what can be done to prevent them. Two serious but common injuries: hamstring and anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) injury will be considered in regards to why they happen and what can be done to prevent them. The management of basic injuries and concussion will also be discussed (this is not medical advice and does not substitute a medical opinion from a qualified doctor). Suitable for anyone with an interest in sport and especially useful to those playing in University Sports teams.

Monday 5th October, 6.30-7.30pm, ÂŁ1.50. Meet in Uni Central.

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Sports Injuries Prevention

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Experience Sheffield Student Market Come down and help us run the Sheffield Student Market. Gain experience with working for a Social Enterprise. You will be working with other self-driven, ambitious students in the market and you'll get first-hand experience on how different teams work together to organise the market whilst also gaining experience working in a customer facing role. We also offer opportunities for you to stay on with us and have more responsibility where you an work more behind-thescenes or you can work with us on a casual basis. We are offering a flexible way to gain work experience whilst giving back to your community. Every Tuesday: 10am-12pm, 122pm or 2-4pm, Free. Meet on the concourse.

Save a Life Would you know what to do if a baby stopped breathing? RLSS trained Medical students will teach you how to perform CPR on babies and children as well as what to do if when someone chokes or drowns. NB. This is not a formal qualification but just teaching you the skills of what to do.

Tuesday 6th October, 5.30 - 7pm, £2. Meet in Gallery Room 3. Wear comfy clothing. This is society led and not accredited. For information purposes only.

Give ‘Go’ a Go An introduction programme that gives a brief description on how the chess game “Go” works, with some tutorials for beginners.

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Tuesday 6th October, 5-7pm, £3. Meet in Gallery Room 3

Introduction to Chess We are a group of Sheffield University students who enjoy playing chess together and having a good time. Whether you are looking for strong chess opposition or just to discover the beauty of the game, you will find it here. If you never Give it a Go, you will never know. Tuesday 6th October, 7.30-9.30pm, £3. Meet in Gallery Room 4

All events will be interactive sessions hosted by the INOX team. Students will have the opportunity to watch a demo on making the food or drink, and then have a go at making some themselves, with the opportunity to sample their wares on the evening or to take them home. Tuesday 6th October - Cocktail Making – how to make 3 classic cocktails 6pm to 8pm Wednesday 14th October - Chocolate Experience - Tempering Chocolate and Truffle Making. 6pm to 8.30pm Wednesday 21st October - Bread & Doughnut Making - An introduction to dough 6pm to 9pm Tuesday 27th October - Wine Tasting - Taste six wines and learn about food pairings 6pm to 8pm Wednesday 4th November - Cocktail Making - how to make 3 classic cocktails 6pm to 8pm Tuesday 10th November - Chocolate Experience - Tempering Chocolate and Truffle Making. 6pm to 8.30pm Tuesday 17th November - Bread & Doughnut Making - An introduction to dough 6pm to 9pm Tuesday 24th November – Christmas Cupcakes and Cookies – Making and decorating festive cupcakes 6pm to 9pm All sessions: £7. Meet in Inox Dine, Level 5 in the SU.

Experience the first rush of love as Shakespeare’s most famous couple meet and marry in fearless defiance of their rival families. Vibrant and fizzing with life, celebration is blown apart by tragedy in this electric production directed by Jonathan Humphreys. Also included as a special offer is a Back Stage tour before the show and an after show discussion with the cast and crew. Wednesday 7th October, 11.30am – 6pm, £7. Meet at the Crucible Theatre.

Romeo and Juliet Matinee, Combat Workshop and Post Show Discussion

Romeo and Juliet Evening Performance

Experience the first rush of love as Shakespeare’s most famous couple meet and marry in fearless defiance of their rival families. Vibrant and fizzing with life, celebration is blown apart by tragedy in this electric production directed by Jonathan Humphreys. Also included as a special offer is a Combat Workshop before the show and an after show discussion with the cast and crew.

Wednesday 7th October, 11.30am – 6pm, £7. Meet at the Crucible Theatre.

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Romeo and Juliet Matinee, Back Stage Tour and Post Show Discussion

Wednesday 7th October, 7.30 –10pm, £5. Meet at the Crucible Theatre. GIAG recommends you arrive 15 minutes before the show starts.

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An Introductory

Cooking Class – Tour of the City of Indulgent Dessert Sheffield

Are you tired of living off meal deals and frozen pizza? Do you miss homemade cooking? Whether you feel comfortable in the kitchen or you are not too confident near a stove, Cooking Society will show you a new recipe to cook. You will prep, cook and then eat the tasty meals you have created with the guide of the Cooking Society. In this final session you will be taught how to make an indulgent desert. Thursday 8th October, 2.30-5pm, £4. Meet at the Students’ Union Reception desk. If you have any allergies please email nu4cook@ sheffield.ac.uk.

Saturday October 10th is World Mental Health Day! Enjoy the day by unwinding from a stressful week at university with a walk around some of the highlights of Sheffield. This is a great chance to get to know the city and meet new people – everyone is welcome! Saturday 10th October, 12-2pm, £3. Meet on the concourse.

Urban Scrumping Uncover the delights of PICKING YOUR OWN FRUIT with the Abundance Project. We'll visit some juicy trees right on our doorstep and teach you how to identify and pick ripe fruit. Help save the fruit from going to waste and you get to take home as much as you want! Please wear warm clothing as we'll be outdoors. Friday 9th October, 1.30-3.30pm, Free. Meet in the Activities and Sports Zone.

Boardgaming Come along to our taster session for the BoardGames Society. We play a wide variety of games, including The Resistance: Avalon, Sheriff of Nottingham, Coup, Dead of Winter, Power Grid, Agricola, Two Rooms and a Boom and many others. Everyone welcome, no rules knowledge or prior experience required. Get more info at our Facebook Group, "Sheffield BoardSoc.” Saturday 10th October, 2-6pm, £3. Meet in the Activities and Sports Zone.

Feminism 101 Come and learn about feminism with Women’s Committee and Feminist Society! The session will be an informal workshop covering a brief history of feminist movements, discussion of different styles of feminism, and the ways we can learn from these in our own lives. Whether you’re an avid feminist or just want to know more, come along to this fun and engaging workshop – all genders are welcome! Friday 9th October, 5-6pm, 50p. Meet in Gallery Room 4

Beekeeping for Beginners – Goodbye Bees

Beekeepers wanted! Ever wondered where your honey comes from or wanted to know more about bees which pollenate 1/3 of the food you eat? Sheffield Beekeeping Society are hosting this GIAG session allowing you to become a beekeeper for a day by getting suited up and inspecting the hive for the queen, brood (eggs), honey and potential diseases! Come along for a buzzing afternoon! Saturday 10th October, 1.45-4pm, £3. Meet at The Edge. Wear full length trousers and top, bring allergy medication if applicable (though it is advised you do not come to this session if you have a bee allergy).

Chutney Making

Historical Crime and Murder Tour

Chinese Dim Sum Meal and Visit to Wong Ting Join the Hong Kong society on a visit to Wong Ting in Sheffield for a succulent dim sum meal as well as observing the process of making dim sum in the restaurant!

Come and experience life on the other side of the coffee counter. Give it a Go Barista Training is an opportunity to find out how your favourite coffee is made. Not only will you learn more about coffee and what separates a wet latte from a dry cappuccino, but you will also get a chance to don the apron, pour the espresso, steam the milk, and craft your very own artisan coffee in the company of our best Baristas. Sundays: 11th, 18th, 25th, 31st October, 8th, 15th, 22nd 29th November, 6.30-8pm, £6. Meet in Coffee Revolution.

Learn how to preserve seasonal fruit and veg by making a variety of delicious chutneys and pickles. All participants will be able to take a jar away to enjoy at home or use as a gift. Monday 12th October, 7.459.30pm, £4. Meet outside the Students’ Union. Please bring your own empty jar.

Would you like to know what lies beneath the ground you walk on? Could you listen to the truth about the Victorian city you live in? Then come and listen to the true tales of the Sheffield criminals on the Crime and Murder Tour. Learn about the hardships and deeds that took place in the back alleys and courtyards of Sheffield, the murders, riots, prostitution, petty theft and racketeering. Tuesday 13th October, 7.309.30pm, £4.50. Meet at Sheffield Cathedral.

Friday 16th October, 5-8pm, £10. Meet at Tesco on West Street.

Fruity Heroes Food waste is 'rubbish.' Become a fruity hero and save fruit from being wasted, with the Abundance Project. We'll visit some juicy trees right on our doorstep and teach you how to identify and pick ripe fruit. We’ll share them with local community groups and you get to take home as much as you want! Please wear warm clothing as we'll be outdoors. Wednesday 14th October, 1.30-2.30pm, Free. Meet in the Activities and Sports Zone.

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Barista Training

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Circus Skills

Pet Therapy

Have you ever wanted to learn to juggle but never knew where to begin? Can you already juggle? Do you practice any other form of circus skills? We have people of varying experience levels who practice a range of different disciplines: juggling, poi, staff, unicycling, diablo, whips and many more. If you don’t have any juggling balls or other equipment then still come along, we have a huge kit bag with all you’d ever need and there’s even free balls given out during freshers week so that you can practice at home.

University Counselling Service opens its doors to students of the University for a funfilled day of pet therapy relaxation - with beautiful dogs! Come and see, stroke and pet our dogs to de-stress and meet with fellow animal lovers.

Monday 19th October, 16th November or 14th December, 7.30-10pm, Free. Meet outside the Students’ Union.

Wednesday 21st October, 2-4pm, Free. Meet at USC on 36 Wilkinson Street.

Shrimps Improv Comedy

Have you ever wanted to try Improv? Want to try performing but don’t know where to start? Dislike stuffy scripts? Want to make others laugh with you for once? Well come to our workshop where we teach you the basics of Improv, helping you create scenes and characters on the spot. Our workshops offer a fun and safe space to try something new and are always hilarious. Wednesday 21st October, 7.309.30pm, £1. Meet in High Tor 4.

Mapping the Developing World

A large proportion of the developing world remains unmapped. Missing Maps - an initiative founded by MSF and Red Cross - hopes to put the places most vulnerable to humanitarian crises on the map, allowing aid and assistance to reach them. After initially being trained in the use of OpenStreetMap Technology, you will then work together using this software to produce maps that will be used to directly assist the efforts of humanitarian workers around the world! More info can be found at missingmaps.org. Refreshments provided! And a certificate given for attendance. Thursday 22nd October, 6.308.30pm, £2. Meet in Seminar Room 10, Medical School.

Northern Ballet returns to Sheffield Theatres with a new ballet for 2015 – 1984. Winston Smith lives in a world of absolute conformity. Spending his days rewriting history at the Ministry of Truth, his every action is scrutinized by Big Brother. However, when Winston meets Julia he dares to rebel by falling in love. Based on George Orwell’s masterpiece and created by Guest Choreographer and former Royal Ballet dancer Jonathan Watkins (Sheffield Theatres’ Kes), 1984 will change the way you think about ballet. With a brand new score from Tony nominated Composer Alex Baranowski played live by Northern Ballet Sinfonia, see this iconic classic reimagined for a modern audience. Parental Guidance – 1984 contains some scenes of an adult nature. Thursday 22nd October, 7.45-10pm, £12. Meet at the Lyceym Theatre. GIAG recommends you arrive 15 minutes before the show starts.

Baking Society does cake tasting! All bakers have to know what makes a good cake so we are running an event, where we test a local Cakeaway’s merchandise! There will be games, cake tasting and a vote to see which cake comes out on top. Thursday 29th October, 5-7pm, £2.50. Meet in Gallery Room 3.

Halloween Ghost Walk

Have you ever wondered what spooky secrets lurk in Victorian Sheffield? Take this guided tour around the dark heart of the steel city to discover the ghosts and ghouls of the past! You'll be amazed at the secrets that the industrial city of Sheffield holds... from scandals and murders to some very bizarre occurrences! Wear warm clothing and bring an umbrella if necessary. Come along in fancy dress if you dare!!

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1984 - Ballet

Cake Tasting

Friday 30th October, 10.30pm – midnight, £4.50. Meet at the Town Hall Steps. Bring an umbrella in case it rains.

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Laughter Therapy

This workshop will aim to teach you the art of having a laugh, how to loosen up and learn the benefits of laughter in your life. Please be aware that this is a practical workshop that requires you to engage, get involved and be an active participant. Wednesday 4th November, 1.152.30pm or 2.30-3.45pm, Free (visit: http://www.sheffield. ac.uk/ssid/counselling/services/ workshops/laughter to get your free ticket.). Meet in the Council Room at Firth Court.

Architecture Tour of Sheffield

This is a tour which takes a unique view of the city of Sheffield, taking in the landmarks of Surrey Street and the environs of Norfolk Street, finally finishing on Fargate. The history of Sheffield is laid out in bricks and mortar and the language of architecture is something that has been sadly lost. This tour gives you a chance to read the city you live in, to learn the hidden secrets of the buildings you pass every day. Wednesday 4th November, 2-4pm, £4.50. Meet at the Town Hall Steps. Bring an umbrella in case it rains.

Introduction to Quidditch

Lord of the Flies

Come along for an afternoon of Quidditch, muggle style! Perfect for beginners, we’ll be explaining the basics of the game, showing you a few techniques and playing some mini games. So whether you’re more Luna Lovegood than Oliver Wood, and even if you don’t know your horcrux from your hallows, come and meet the committee and have some fun pretending to fly a broomstick!

William Golding’s 20th century classic Lord of the Flies explodes onto the stage in a remarkable production direct from London’s award-winning Regent’s Park Theatre, creators of the recent smash-hit, To Kill a Mockingbird. When a group of schoolboys survive a catastrophic plane crash, what starts as a desert island adventure quickly descends into a struggle for survival in a darkly sinister world of superstition and immorality. Playing to capacity audiences during its original run, this acclaimed production is guaranteed to grip from start to finish.

Tuesday 10th or Wednesday 11th November, 1.30-4pm, £3. Meet at The Ridge or The Edge. Wear comfy sportswear and trainers. If you wear glasses it is advised that you wear contact lenses. Brooms, quaffles and bludgers will be provided.

Thursday 12th November, 7.30 – 10pm. £12. Meet a the Lyceum Theatre. GIAG recommends you arrive 15 minutes before the show starts.

An afternoon of activities to help encourage wildlife into the allotment over winter. We will be making our own birdfeeders, constructing insect hotels and much more! Join us afterwards for a warming cup of tea and chance to find out more about Student Eats and other societies in the Nature Network. Sunday 22nd November, 12.404pm, £3. Meet outside the Students’ Union. Dress warmly and wear suitable footwear.

Introduction to Theatre

An hour long session by SUTCO providing you with an introduction to drama and acting. We will be running a series of fun drama games and exercises for those of you with minimal experience in drama and acting. Thursday 10th December, 6-7pm, £2. Meet in Uni Central. Wear loose fitting clothing and bring a bottle of water.

Friday Night Dinner/Chanuka

In keeping with Sheffield JSoc tradition, our last Friday Night dinner of 2015 will be formal themed! Put on your glad-rags and join us as we celebrate Shabbat and Chanukah. We will be enjoying hand-made, kosher food, and what Chanukah party wouldn’t be complete without plenty of doughnuts? Yummmm! Please let us know by Wednesday if you are coming, and if you have any dietary requirements by emailing jewish.soc@sheffield.ac.uk. You are encouraged to dress up formally.

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Winter Wildlife Afternoon at the Allotment

Friday 18th December, 7.30-10pm, £3. Meet at Hillel House. Contact the society if you are unsure about the location.

Becoming Business Savvy

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Want to understand how businesses work and learn more about how they operate? Or want to gain invaluable skills for your CV? Then join us for a session where we help you increase your understanding of businesses. We at Commercial Awareness Society are offering sessions where you learn through doing. You will be able to run a business through simulations and solve any issues that arise. From these sessions you will gain skills in leadership, commercial awareness and problem solving. Wednesdays: 7th October (Gallery Room 4), 21st October (Gallery Room 3), 4th November (Council Chambers), 18th November (Council Chambers), 2nd December (Council Chambers) or 16th December (Council Chambers), 2-4pm, ÂŁ2. Please see the date about room locations. Bring pen and paper or a laptop.

Give it a Go has teamed up with some of the best chefs from across the University to bring you a range of cookery classes! In each class, you will be given a recipe and shown how to make a delicious dish before having a go yourself. All equipment and ingredients will be provided; you will be able to make about 4 portions from your ingredients meaning you will have enough to either freeze or, if you’re feeling really generous, share with your housemates! The classes will be as follows: 7th October – Thai Green Vegetable Curry and Rice • 14th October – Pasta with Home Made Meatballs, Tomato and Basil sauce • 21st October – Build your own Home Made Pizza • 28th October – Chocolate Brownie Tray Bake • 4th November – Chilli Con Carne with Baked Tortilla Chips • 11th November – Spanish Style Chicken and Chorizo • 18th November – Apple Strudel with Cinnamon Cream • 25th Nov ember – Lamb Kofta Kebab with Tzatziki • 2nd December – Chicken, Leek and Mustard Crumble • 9th December – Christmas Treats (Mulled Wine and Mince Pies) All sessions are £3 each. Meet in Uni Central at 4.45pm, the session will finish at 7pm.

University First Aid

This full day course will give you an Emergency First Aid in the Workplace for Appointed Persons Certificate, which is approved by the government Health & Safety Executive. A useful extra on your CV, you’ll be trained in emergency life support procedures. This course is taught by professionals from Emergency Response Training Ltd, and could help you save somebody’s life! Please wear suitable casual clothing and footwear.

This session is an interactive and fun introduction to basic first aid, focussing on situations students may come across during their time at University. The session will include how to deal with burns, bleeds and putting a casualty in the recovery position. This is a society led session and is NOT accredited.

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The Cookery School

Emergency First Aid

Saturday 10th October, 5-6.30pm, £3. Meet in High Tor 3, Endcliffe.

Saturday 10th October, 10am – 4.30pm, £38. Meet in Dovedale, Ranmoor. Saturday 14th November, 10am – 4.30pm, £38. Meet in Gallery Room 4.

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Careers and Activities in Law

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Ever heard of a moot? Ever heard of a plea? Come to this session to see how it all works and have a go yourself. There will also be a talk on careers in Law. Monday 12th October, 1-2pm, 50p. Meet in the Moot Court, Law School.

Graphic Design 6 Week Course

Passionate about design or just want to learn something new? Join us for 2 hours a week for 6 weeks and learn the basics of making amazing graphics! This course will teach you how to use Adobe Illustrator and provide you with the starting point for making your creative ideas into a reality. From learning the basics of the software, creating attractive posters and leaflets to making unique logos, you would have acquired all the skills needed to make those by the end of this course! A certificate will be given for full completion of the course. Mondays 12th October – 16th November 6pm-8pm, This is a society led session. £25. Meet in Mappin Building, F110 Computer Room.

Solidworks for Beginners 6 Week Course

MatLab 6 Week Course

Learn the basic skills necessary to create 3D geometry using the software under 100 hours. In this course, you will learn the user interface and basic methods of sketching, dimensioning and constraining. You will learn how to build 3D models from engineering drawings using different techniques such as Extrusion, Revolving and Sweeps. Towards the end of the course, you will be able to model a component and test its capabilities using CAD. This is an excellent course for those doing engineering and interested in 3D modelling and printing. A certificate will be given for full completion of the course.

MATLAB (Matrix Laboratory) is a technical programming software used in Engineering, Finance, Architecture and many other industries due to its ability to plot 3D diagrams using matrices. The course teaches you how to write in MATLAB programming language to produce these 3D colourful plots and introduces you to its many add-ons including Simulink used for system control design. It's been designed to be interesting and understandable for anyone and will teach the fundamentals of MATLAB programming and its applications in different industries. A certificate will be given for full completion of the course.

Mondays 12th October – 16th November, 6-8pm, £25. Meet in PC Lab 2, The Diamond.This is a society led session.

Mondays: 12th October - 16th December,, 6-8pm, £25. Meet in PC Lab 1, The Diamond. This is a society led session.

BME Take the Lead is the dedicated leadership development programme for Black and Minority Ethnic students that explores perceptions of leadership and the unique barriers people face when pursuing leadership roles. The programme is designed to build specific skills sets that will support students’ leadership development, whether that be students who want to pursue leadership roles in the SU or in their careers or those who just want feel more confident and assertive in their daily lives. Saturday 17th October, 10am – 4.45pm, £1. Please email womens. officer@sheffield.ac.uk to register your attendance and to find out the venue and itinerary for the day.

Want to be more confident in using Solidworks after learning the basics? Want to know more about it? Join this course and you will be satisfied after taking 6 weeks classes for 2hours each. In this course students are taught how to use Solidworks software in a more advanced and technical way, for example; creating complex 3D models by using advanced methods, making animations and creating 2D engineering drawings. In addition, we will tell you some industrial format and requirements in the drawing, to prepare you on your way to be a professional CAD technician. Having taken this course, you will be proficient in Solidworks and able to make aesthetic and practical designs. A certificate will be given for full completion of the course. Thursdays: 29th October – 3rd December, 6-8pm, £25. Meet in PC LAB 2, The diamond. You must have a sound understanding of Solidworks to attend this course. This is a society led session.

Women Leading the Way Women Leading the Way is a one-day training programme filled with workshops, skills building sessions and forums that look at how women can become leaders and how they can encourage other women to do the same. Whether that be students who want to pursue leadership roles in the SU or in their careers or those who just want feel more confident and assertive in their daily live. The programme explores barriers women face when taking on leadership roles and ways to overcome them. Saturday 14th November, 10am – 4.30pm, £1. Please email womens. officer@sheffield.ac.uk to register your attendance and to find out the venue and itinerary for the day.

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One Pot Cooking

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Advanced Solidworks 3D Modelling 6 Weeks Course

Give it a Go has teamed up with some of our best chefs across the University to bring you a brand new cooking class experience with our ‘One Pot Cooking.’ In each class, you will be given a recipe and shown how to make a delicious dish before having a go yourself. All equipment and ingredients will be provided. One Pot Cooking is a great class if you want to know how to make an easy, no hassle dish! 31st October – Pumpkin and Chilli Chicken with Tomato Salsa Halloween Special 5th December – Turkey with Chestnuts, Mushrooms and Creamy Sage Sauce - Christmas Special All sessions are £4 each. Meet in the Edge Dining Room at 1:45pm, the session will finish at 4pm.

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Spanish 5 Week Beginner Language Course

French 5 Week Beginner Language Course

Learn Spanish in our 5 week beginner course. Approximately 470 million people speak Spanish as a native language, making it second only to Mandarin in terms of its number of native speakers worldwide! This course is aimed at students who have no knowledge of the Spanish language but wish to learn the basics of reading, writing, listening and speaking, as well as learning more about the Spanish culture. A completion certificate will be given for full attendance. There are two courses to choose from:

Bonjour! Join us as we learn French in a five-week beginners’ course. French is the second-most widespread language worldwide after English, as only these two languages are spoken on all 5 continents! This course is aimed at students who have no knowledge of the French language but wish to learn the basics of reading, writing, listening and speaking. A perfect course if you're planning on visiting France. A completion certificate will be given for full attendance. There are two courses to choose from:

Mondays for 5 weeks: 12th October – 9th November, 7-9pm, £14. Meet in Gallery Room 4.

Tuesdays for 5 weeks: 13th October – 10th November, 5-7pm, £14. Meet in Gallery Room 4.

Wednesdays for 5 weeks: 18th November – 16th December, 7-9pm, £14. Meet in Gallery Room 4.

Mondays for 5 weeks: 16th November – 14th December, 5-7pm, £14. Meet in Gallery Room 4.

This ten week beginner’s course is aimed at students who wish to learn the basics of British Sign Language. The course is suitable for absolute beginners but for those who are keen to learn more detail than what is on offer in the five week course. Both courses are for beginners but more material is covered in the ten week course. You’ll learn salutations, finger spelling, and basic dialogue and learn about the deaf culture. A completion certificate will be given for full attendance. Tuesdays for 10 weeks: 13th October – 15th December, 5-7pm. £34. Meet in the Raynor Lounge.

Sign Language 5 Week Course

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Urdu 5 Week Community Language Course

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Sign Language 10 Week Course

Try something a little bit different with this 5 week community language course, and learn Urdu. Urdu is mainly spoken in Pakistan and Afghanistan and in this course you will be taught the basics of reading, listening and speaking. This course is beneficial to students learning medicine and dentistry, and some course outline will focus on this. A completion certificate will be given for full attendance. Thursdays for 5 weeks: 15th October – 12th November, 7-9pm, £10. Meet in Gallery Room 4.

Wednesdays for 5 weeks: 14th October – 11th November, 7-9pm, £14. Meet in High Tor 4.

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Mandarin 5 Week Community Language Course

Mandarin is one of the fastest growing languages in the world, with over 800 million native speakers. In this course you will be taught the basics of reading, listening and speaking. This course is beneficial to students learning medicine and dentistry, and some course outline will focus on this. A completion certificate will be given for full attendance Thursdays for 5 weeks: 15th October – 12th November, 7-9pm, £10. Meet in High Tor 3, The Edge.

Italian 5 Week Beginner Language Course

Ciao! You are invited to learn Italian in our interactive five week beginner course. You will learn how to speak, read and write the basics of Italian (far more than ordering a gelato) and find out about this influencing language and culture. By the end of the course you will have a sound understanding in the basics of survival Italian. Fridays for 5 weeks: 16th October – 13th November, 5-7pm, £14. Meet in Gallery Room 4. A completion certificate will be given for full attendance.

Weekend German Course

Our weekend intensive German course is aimed at students who have no knowledge of the German language but wish to learn the basics of reading, writing, listening and speaking. German is now one of the most popular languages spoken across Europe, so this course is perfect if you’re planning to travel study or work in Europe. You’ll be able to order a bratwurst in no time! Saturday 17th and Sunday 18th October, 10am – 5pm, £14. Meet in Monsal Dale, The Ridge. A completion certificate will be given for full attendance.

Come and learn Japanese in our interactive five week beginner course. You will learn basic grammar, vocabulary, pronunciation and you will also be introduced to Japanese syllabary and the writing system; calligraphy. A completion certificate will be given for full attendance Tuesdays for 5 weeks: 17th November – 15th December, 6,30 – 8.30pm £14. Meet in Monsal Dale, The Ridge.

Sign Language 10 hour course

Teaching English as a Foreign Language

Arabic Language Classes

Can’t commit to our 10 week or 5 week course? Then why not get the full experience but over 4 weeks in our new 10 hour sign language course. This course is aimed at students who wish to learn the basics of British Sign Language. Suitable for absolute beginners, you will learn: salutations, finger spelling, and basic dialogue, and learn about the deaf culture. A completion certificate will be given for full attendance.

You’ll look at teaching resources, gain a basic understanding of how some lesson types are staged, and explore some online TEFL resources and jobs sites. This is a very useful introduction if you are thinking of travelling, teaching, or want to do a full TEFL course in future. Participants can get a £50 discount on a full Cambridge CELTA TEFL Certification course. An attendance certificate will be given. There are two courses to choose from:

Salaam! Have you ever been interested in learning the Arabic language? Then the Arab society is here for you. This course is aimed at students who have no knowledge of the Arabic language, but wish to learn the basics of reading, writing, listening and speaking, as well as learning more about the Arabic culture. Show off to your friends that you've learnt the basics of one of the hardest languages in the world! This is a society led session.

Thursday 26th November – 17th December, 4.30 – 7pm, £14. Meet in the Raynor Lounge.

Wednesday 21st October, 1.30 – 4.30pm, £7.50. Meet in the English Language Teaching Centre (78 Hoyle Street, off Netherthorpe Road S3 7LG)

Thursdays: 15th, 22nd, 29th October, 5th, 12th November, 7pm9pm Each session costs £2. Meet in Hicks H1 - F28

Wednesday 2nd December, 5-8pm, £7.50. Meet in the English Language Teaching Centre (78 Hoyle Street, off Netherthorpe Road S3 7LG)

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Japanese 5 Week Beginner Language Course

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If you have a Residence Life card you can get dly £5 off all of our frien Day Trips and for our families living in the Residences, look out for the Child Friendly logo to find trips suitable for you and your young ones and take £5 off the Family Price!* *maximum offer for up to 2 adults and 3 children.

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Whitby Whitby is a seaside town on the North Yorkshire coast and is full of history child and myths. From Whitby Abbey, you reach the dly frien old town where you find yourself in a shoppers’ paradise. With an array of unique shops offering local crafts, famous Whitby Jet jewellery, maritime memorabilia and antiques; you are sure to find a treasure. You can walk through the quaint cobbled shopping streets and for the food connoisseurs out there, Whitby has award winning seafood restaurants, continental delights, traditional seashanty inns preparing locally cooked produce and traditional English tea rooms serving freshly baked pastries and Yorkshire teas.

Saturday 10th October, 8am – 5.30pm, £15. Meet on the Glossop Road entrance to Bar One or Oakholme Road (this is specified on your ticket) Travel time is approximately 2.5 hours. Family of 3: £42 • Family of 4: £54 • Family of 5: £66 • Individual child ticket: £13

Harry Potter Studio Tours

Come with us on a magical journey to the Harry Potter Studios, they are the working studios where all eight of the Harry Potter films were made. The Studio Tour offers you the unique opportunity to explore two soundstages and a backlot filled with original sets, animatronic creatures and breath-taking special effects. Step inside the Great Hall where Harry, Ron and Hermione had breakfast, walk along Diagon Alley and see Olivandars, knock on the door of 4 Privet Drive and explore the fantastic Studio shop and buy a chocolate frog or even a wand. This is a fantastic, whizardly, magical day out; not one to be missed! Sunday 11th October, 8am – 5.30pm, £50. Meet on the Glossop Road entrance to Bar One or Oakholme Road (this is specified on your ticket). Travel time is approximately 3 hours. www.wbstudiotour.co.uk *Save a massive £30.20 with Give it a Go. Individual ticket to the Studios: £33pp. Return rail travel from: £47.20pp (with a rail card).*

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A contemporary cathedral city with over 2,000 dly frien years of history, Lincoln is the perfect place to visit to soak in English heritage and also indulge in shopping. Take a trip back through time and stroll along the cobbles to the cultural quarter of the city, with many different types of walking tours you can really get to know this beautiful and quaint city. The medieval square between the impressive Norman castle and magnificent gothic cathedral is the perfect backdrop for an Autumnal day. Visit Lincoln Castle where you will find one of only four copies of the Magna Carter. Saturday 17th October, 9,30am – 5.30pm, £14. Meet on the Glossop Road entrance to Bar One. Travel time is approximately 1.5 hours. Family of 3: £39 • Family of 4: £50 • Family of 5: £61 • Individual child ticket: £12 www.visitlincoln.com

Alnwick Castle is one of the largest inhabited castles in England and is situated between Newcastle and Edinburgh. Home to the Duke of Northumberland’s family for over 700 years, Alnwick Castle is steeped in history and has been used as a setting in many television series and films including Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone and the Chamber of Secrets, and was used in filming for the Downton Abbey Christmas special. Alnwick boasts sumptuous state rooms, filled with remarkable art and furniture, including one of the country’s finest private art collections. There are plenty of talks and tours for you to enjoy throughout the day. Sunday 18th October, 8am – 5.30pm, £30. Meet on the Glossop Road entrance to Bar One. Ticket includes return travel and entry to the Castle. Travel time is approximately 3.5 hours. www.alnwickcastle.com

York

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York is one of the most dly beautiful cities in the UK, frien with history and heritage galore! Attractions include the stunning ‘York Minster’ (the largest Gothic Cathedral north of the Alps), York Castle, the National Railway Museum and the Jorvik Viking Centre (an experience transporting you to a Viking settlement 1,000 years ago). You’ll also find many museums, dungeons and ghost tours. Great for buying gifts, York has high street names, as well as independent shops and antique shops selling vintage jewellery. Saturday 24th October, 8.30am – 5.30pm, £14. Meet on the Glossop Road entrance to Bar One or Oakholme Road (this is specified on your ticket). Travel time is approximately 1.5 hours. Family of 3: £39 • Family of 4: £50 • Family of 5: £61 • Individual child ticket: £12 www.visityork.org

Peak Cavern Experience

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Alnwick Castle – Harry Potter Film Location

Experience our ultimate Peak Cavern experience. This trip will start with a visit to Speedwell Cavern which is nestled in the heart of Castleton. We’ll take a boat ride 450m under the hills of Castleton to an amazing bottomless pit to understand what life was like for miners hundreds of years ago. Next we’ll journey to “Devil’s Arse”, a notorious cavern, created by unusual rock formations; the largest natural cave in the British Isles. Once we have visited both sites, you have free time to wander around the peaceful village of Castleton. Sunday 25th October, 9am – 4pm, £28. Meet on the Glossop Road entrance to Bar One. Ticket includes return travel and a tour of Speedwell Cavern and Devil’s Arse, plus time in Castleton. Travel time is approximately 45 minutes.

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Oxford

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Come with us as we uncover the hidden treasures that Oxford has to offer. Oxford, the city of ‘dreaming spires’ is steeped in rich and fascinating history and is home to the world famous Oxford University and its 38 separate colleges that are spread across the city centre ranging from 50 to over 600 years old!. There are many recognisable sites in Oxford: the colleges, ceremonial buildings and churches with their pinnacle towers and soaring spires, museums and galleries to quiet parks, boat trips and lively cafes. Sunday 31st October, 7.45am – 5.30pm, £19. Meet on the Glossop Road entrance to Bar One or Oakholme Road (this is specified on your ticket). Travel time is approximately 3 hours. Family of 3: £54 • Family of 4: £70 • Family of 5: £86 • ndividual child ticket: £17

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Warwick Castle

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Warwick Castle is regarded as Britain's ultimate castle and will surround you with jaw dropping history, myths and adventure! With its magnificent towers and ramparts, the castle offers visitors over 1000 years of history. The chilling dungeon contrasts with the elegant splendour of the State Rooms and the baronial Great Hall. As you visit the ancient rooms, you'll see how they shed light on the defining chapters in Warwick Castle's past to reveal tales of battle, siege, murder, power struggles and haunting. Sunday 1st November, 8am – 5.30pm, £30. Meet on the Glossop Road entrance to Bar One. Travel time is approximately 2.5 hours. www.warwick-castle.com

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Famous as the birthplace of The Beatles and the home of Liverpool FC and Everton, the city has a wealth of attractions for you to explore. The Albert Dock complex is Liverpool’s pride and joy; these restored warehouses are now home to a collection of cafes, shops and attractions – including the Beatles Story museum, the Tate Liverpool gallery, the International Slavery Museum and the World Museum Liverpool. Back in the city centre; look out for more Beatles landmarks like the Cavern Club and a variety of other galleries and museums. Or else just shop till you drop in the impressive Liverpool ONE and the city centre. Saturday 7th November, 8am – 5.30pm, £15.50. Meet on the Glossop Road entrance to Bar One. Travel time is approximately 2.5 hours. Family of 3: £43.50 • Family of 4: £56 • Family of 5: £68.50 • Individual Child Ticket: £13.50 www.visitliverpool.com

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Take a walk on the wild side and encounter dly frien animals from all over the world in their natural habitat. There is plenty to see as the park is home to a wide range of animals from Madagascan lemurs to friendly wallabies, to cheeky Meerkats to two magnificent Polar Bears; Victor and Pixel. As you explore the park there is chance to see birds of prey take flight in spectacular displays and there are ranger talks and feeding sessions throughout the day. Sunday 8th November, 9.30am – 5pm, £25. Meet on the Glossop Road entrance to Bar One. Ticket includes return travel and entry to the park. Travel time is approximately 45 minutes. Family of 3: £72 • Family of 4: £94 • Family of 5: £116 • Individual Child Ticket: £23 If you have a child under the age of 2 please email giveitago@ sheffield.ac.uk so we can arrange a travel only ticket as under 2’s are admitted free. www.yorkshirewildlifepark.com

Edinburgh Weekend Get Away

The capital city of Scotland, Edinburgh has a unique blend of culture, sophistication and architecture. It is an extraordinary city and well worth a visit! A World Heritage Site, Edinburgh is one of Europe's finest medieval cities – the jumbled streets of the old town are great fun to explore. Other attractions include Edinburgh Castle, the Royal Palace of Holyroodhouse, and The Royal Mile – a captivating street that links these sights together. Also waiting to be discovered are masses of pubs, shops and restaurants – all crammed into the city centre. Ticket includes return coach transport and 2 night’s bed and breakfast accommodation at Edinburgh Central Youth Hostel in multi-bedded single-sex rooms. The hostel is within walking distance of the city centre. Friday 13th November – Sunday 15th December, 8am – 2pm, £115. Meet on the Glossop Road entrance to Bar One. Ticket includes travel, accommodation and continental breakfast. Travel time is approximately 6 hours. www.visitscotland.com/destinations-maps/edinburgh-lothians/ *Save a massive £40.80 with Give it a Go. Accommodation and breakfast from: £83.90pp. Return Rail travel from: £71.90 pp (with a rail card).

Cambridge The picturesque city of Cambridge is famous for its University, which is one of the oldest in the world. Take a walk around the child backs of the colleges for some stunning views – dly especially looking towards frien King’s College Chapel from across the river. You’ll have free time to explore the city, perhaps by punting along the River Cam, a very popular Cambridge activity and great way to see the sights. Or why not visit some of Cambridge’s many museums and galleries? There is the Fitzwilliam Museum (one of Britain’s earliest public museums), Kettle’s Yard (a fine collection of modern art) and Cambridge and County Folk Museum.

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Yorkshire Wildlife Park

Saturday 21st November, 8am – 5.30pm, £19. Meet on the Glossop Road entrance to Bar One or Oakholme Road (this is specified on your ticket). Travel time is approximately 3 hours. Family of 3: £54 • Family of 4: £70 • Family of 5: £86 • Individual child ticket: £17 • www.visitcambridge.org

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Birmingham – Shopping

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Newcastle, the largest city in the northeast, is famous for the river Tyne which was at the heart of the shipbuilding industry. With so many different areas each offering new sights, sounds and experiences, you’ll be amazed at how much is on offer whatever your tastes. Worldclass culture, award-winning dining, inspiring heritage, fantastic shopping and acclaimed architecture are linked here, as nowhere else, by the famous Geordie spirit.

If shopping's your bag – look no further than Birmingham to experience the ultimate in retail heaven! Vibrant and cosmopolitan, the city centre is filled with boutiques, high street stores and unique specialist shops. Plus, the glamorous Bull Ring shopping centre is located right in the city centre, as to is Selfridges. Finally make sure you visit the Jewellery Quarter – the home of British jewellery, dating back over 200 years old and home to the growing art scene.

Sunday 22nd November, 8am – 5pm, £16. Meet on the Glossop Road entrance to Bar One. Travel time is approximately 2.5 hours.

Saturday 28th November, 8.30am – 5.30pm, £15. Meet on the Glossop Road entrance to Bar One. Travel time is approximately 1.5 hours.

Family of 3: £45 • Family of 4: £58 • Family of 5: £71 • Individual child ticket: £14 www.newcastlegateshead.com

Manchester United Stadium Tour

Family of 3: £44 • Family of 4: £57 • Family of 5: £70 • Individual child ticket: £13 http://visitbirmingham.com

Take a look behind the scenes at Old Trafford, the famous home of the mighty Manchester United Football Club. Follow in the steps of some of Man U’s greatest legends such as David Beckham, Bobby Charlton and Ronaldo on this guided tour, which includes a walk through the player’s tunnel and a visit to the dressing room. You can also explore the fascinating museum and trophy room. The rest of the afternoon will be spent in Manchester city centre. Manchester is a haven for shoppers and has fantastic museums and art galleries. Sunday 29th November, 8.30am – 5pm, £28. Meet on the Glossop Road entrance to Bar One. Ticket includes return travel, a private tour of the Stadium and time in Manchester City Centre. Travel time is approximately 2 hours. www.manutd.com

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Leeds Christmas Market

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Chester’s beauty and unique atmosphere make it one of Britain’s most popular places to visit. Chester has the most complete city walls, the oldest racecourse, and largest Roman Amphitheatre in Britain, plus a 1,000 year old cathedral, 700 year old unique shopping rows, and Chester Zoo. Explore the city aboard an open top or heritage buses, take a guided walking tour of the city or enjoy a leisurely sail up the river on one of Chester’s pleasure cruises. Saturday 5th December, 8am – 5.30pm, £15. Meet on the Glossop Road entrance to Bar One. Travel time is approximately 3 hours.

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Chatsworth House is a traditional English stately residence, home to the Duke and Duchess of Devonshire. The house has 30 rooms full of Europe's finest private collection of treasures – a must-see attraction whilst you're living in Sheffield! This Christmas the rooms will be decorated in this year's theme, which is ‘Wind in the Willows.’ You can also stroll around Chatsworth Garden which is truly beautiful and includes the famous Duke's Cascade. Plus we'll make a stop to the Chatsworth 'farm shop' for you to stock up on Christmas goodies on the way home!

Family of 3: £44 • Family of 4: £57 • Family of 5: £70 • Individual child ticket: £13

Sunday 6th December, 10am – 5pm, £24. Meet on the Glossop Road entrance to Bar One. Ticket includes return travel, house and garden entry and travel to the Farm Shop. Travel time is approximately 45 minutes.

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Leeds is one of the most established German Christmas Markets in the UK, with traditional wooden stalls festive greenery, Christmas carousel with twinkling colourful lights, all creating a unique continental style festive atmosphere in the heart of Leeds city centre. This is the perfect place to buy your seasonal gifts, plus there are plenty of traditional German delicacies such as gluhwein, bratwurst sausages, and goulash to taste. Saturday 12th December, 9am – 5pm, £10. Meet on the Glossop Road entrance to Bar One or Oakholme Road (this is specified on your ticket. Travel time is approximately 1.5 hours. Family of 3: £27 • Family of 4: £34 • Family of 5: £41 • Individual child ticket: £8 www.visitleeds.co.uk

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Chester

Chatsworth at Christmas

This winter, fires will be ‘lit’, baubles will be hung and snow will fall at Hogwarts in the Snow. Iconic sets will be decorated as they were for festive scenes; the Great Hall will be lined with eight Christmas trees, the Gryffindor common room will be dotted with sweet wrappers, crackers and oranges and, of course, the Hogwarts castle model will be covered in a blanket of filmmaking snow. You’ll discover how artificial flakes and special effects fire are created and – in the case of the Great Hall’s plum puddings – how real flames are controlled on set! Sunday 13th December, 8am – 5.30pm, £50. Meet on the Glossop Road entrance to Bar One or Oakholme Road (this is specified on your ticket). *Save a massive £30.20 with Give it a Go. Individual ticket to the Studios: £33. Return rail travel from: £47.20 (with a rail card).*

D L E I F F E SH TEERING VOLUN Sheffield Volunteering has projects right across Sheffield. From activities right on your doorstep to exploring the wild and wonderful Peak District, you can experience amazing things by volunteering. Our Give it a Go volunteering days are the best way to give volunteering a try. Each activity is designed as a taster day, enabling you to try something new and gain new skills. They are perfect with friends and a great way to meet like-minded people.

All activities including transport are free. For all our volunteering, no experience is required. You do not need to buy a ticket from the Box Office, instead book your place in the Sheffield Volunteering office in your Sheffield Students' Union. (Mon to Fri, 10am - 5pm)

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Flower Power with Abbeyfield Residents

Teambuilding with ‘TimeBuilders’

Get your green fingers in action at Abbeyfield Residential Home. You’ll be assisting the elderly residents for an afternoon of gardening activities to help rejuvenate the grounds of this local care home.

Help vulnerable adults who feel isolated to become better connected and build positive relationships with one another. Work alongside ‘TimeBuilders’ to run teambuilding workshops with local people. Sessions may include activities like gardening, cooking and playing games.

Wednesday 7th October, 12:45pm – 4:15pm

Peak District Scrub Bashing Spend a day in the beautiful countryside working with the Peak District Rangers to do some scrub bashing. You’ll be removing invasive weeds to encourage new trees to grow and nature to flourish in this part of the Peak District. Sunday 11th October, 9am – 5pm

Thursday 15th October, 9:40am – 3:20pm or Wednesday 18th November, 12:40pm – 4:20pm

English Language Teaching Help adult refugees to develop their English speaking and listening skills with SAVTE. You will help ‘Sheffield Association for the Voluntary Teaching of English’ to facilitate & run language games. You will also run miniinterviews to help the participants to build up their confidence. A good level of spoken English is required from volunteers. Thursday 22nd October, 11:45am – 3:45pm

Event Marshall for Cavendish Cancer Care

Animal Day with RSPCA

Festive Fun at the Theatre

Become a gig-maker at Oxjam Music Festival. A multi-venue one-day music festival that works with Sheffield’s local music scene to promote the work of the Oxfam charity. You’ll be helping out with the initial set-up of the show and then you’re able to stay and enjoy the music for free.

Help out at Cavendish Cancer Cares’ ‘Sheffield Together’ event where local people will be getting muddy in Ecclesall Wood to raise awareness of Cavendish Cancer Care. Volunteers will help marshal the route, provide refreshments, and present medals to participants.

Spend the day with Sheffield RSPCA looking after cats and dogs. You’ll spend half the day helping to clean the site for the animals in need. The other half of the day will be spent walking, grooming and socialising with the cats and dogs. This opportunity is ideal for any pet enthusiast!

Saturday 24th October, 2:40pm – 7:20pm

Sunday 15th November, 9:15am – 3:45pm

Wednesday 2nd December, 8:40am – 4:20pm

Get creative this Christmas with Theatre Delicatessen. This community project has transformed the old Woolworths building in to a local performance space and they need help with their Christmas production. Volunteers are needed to help with prop making and stage decorating for their festive fiesta.

Spooktacular Family Fun Day Get spooky at Whirlow Hall Farm’s Halloween family fun day. This charity provides a real farm experience for inner-city families to explore. Help with pumpkin carving, creepy crafts, face painting, and other fun activities. Friday 30th October, 9:30am – 1:30pm or 1:30pm – 5:30pm

Wednesday 9th December 1:35pm – 6:55pm or Saturday 12th December 1:35pm – 6:55pm

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YHA Hartington Hall Hartington Hall is located in a remote part of the Peak District. Volunteers will help with painting or gardening at this old 17th Century manor house to make it more welcoming for guests, young families, and travellers that stay there. A great chance to visit a Peak District treasure! Saturday 28th November, 11am – 6pm

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RAG stands for ‘Raising and Giving’ – we’re here to support student fundraising and to put on fundraising events and activities you can’t get anywhere else! Bummit are a Committee in their own right and are linked to RAG through their passion for fundraising. Bummit organise two landmark charity hitch-hikes each year. Student Fundraising is supported by two studentled committees and two staff members. Every year we help students raise thousands of pounds for different charities and support hundreds of student-led events.

ESSENTIAL INFO EMAIL: RAG@SHEFFIELD.AC.UK VISIT: WWW.SHEFFIELDRAG.COM JOIN: FACEBOOK/SHEFFIELDRAG TWEET:@SHEFFIELDRAG

RAG Week 2015 A whole week of fantastic fundraising events including Rock n’ Roll Bingo, Krispy Kremes, Pop-up Charity Shop, Noughties Bar One quiz and ‘Sheffield’s Strongest Student'. Look out for more details on our website or Facebook. 17th – 24th October

Spiderwalk RAG’s 13 Mile Charity Night –hike! Join us for RAG’s infamous 13 mile night-walk in the Peak District with 600 other students! Warm up halfway with a bonfire, fireworks and hot food whilst raising lots of money for charity. Clubs and societies take part for your adopted charity – and claim back up to 50% for your own society / club too! Ticket price & minimum sponsorship tbc Friday 6th November, evening

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Sleep Out in Solidarity Raising funds for the refugee crisis Friday 23 October, 8pm, Union Concourse Tickets from RAG website.

Baby Bummit Charity Hitch-hike to Glasgow 200 University of Sheffield students will aim to reach Glasgow in just one day – BE ONE OF THEM! Tickets on sale 12th October: includes hostel, meal, end-party, t-shirt and fundraising support. Last year’s Baby Bummit to Cardiff raised over £10,000 for charity– help us to beat that total in 2015! Tickets and minimum sponsorship tbc.

RAG’s ‘Adopt a Charity’ scheme works with clubs, societies, committees and individuals to help you fundraise for charities of your choice. We can help you organise your own fundraising events or set up a bake sale or collection permit for you. You can also claim back up to 50% of your fundraising for your own club or society account too! We can help with things like planning, budgeting, marketing, resources and legal stuff. E-mail adoptacharity@sheffieldrag.com

Set off: Wednesday 11th November Ticket-sales day: Monday 12th October. Ticket price £25; minimum sponsorship £75

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Interested in fundraising and want to develop your knowledge and skills? Become a RAG Rep or Bummit Ambassador! With support from our student committees and staff, you can learn C.V-enhancing events and fundraising skills from our workshops, make new friends and put on your own fundraising events with groups of like-minded individuals. Plus it counts towards your HEAR. E-mail ragreps@ sheffieldrag.com

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Tue 29th Sep, High Tor 3, The Edge, Endcliffe Village, 6.30pm-8.30pm Thur 1st Oct, Hicks Lecture Theatre 9, 5.30pm-7.30pm People will be around to point you in the right direction • Budgeting, events management and maximising your fundraised income

• Charity law and good practice

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• Choosing charities (we have a database of over 200)

• Health and safety advice, insurance and risk assessment

• Online Fundraising

Every Student has an opinion, and right now we’re asking you to get involved with three

Big Decisions:

SU COUNCILLORS Who will make important decisions about your SU ?

NUS DELEGATES Who will represent Sheffield students at a national level?

Visit: www.sheffieldsu.com/bigdecision Email: studentvoice@sheffield.ac.uk Like: SheffieldSUStudentVoice Follow: @StudentVoiceSHF

STUDENT TRUSTEES Who willrepresent students on the Board of Trustees and help to ensure the successful future of the Students’ Union?

SU Councillors Your SU Councillors are responsible for bringing the issues which matter to you to the highest levels of the SU so it’s important you have your say on who takes on the roles. The SU has 46 Departmental Councillors, 8 Representative Councillors and the Ethical and Environmental Councillor. Being a Councillor is open to all students and is a fantastic opportunity to meet other people and develop your skills.

NUS Delegates NUS Delegates are elected Sheffield students who represent you on a national level at the annual NUS Conferences. They vote on national policy and elect the NUS leadership for the year ahead. Delegates vote on policies that have a huge impact on the lives of students studying in the UK and you get to decide who represents you! All students can become an NUS Delegate and have a national impact.

Student Trustees Student Trustees will sit on a seventeen member board committed to the successful future of the Students Union. There are 2 elected Student Trustees and 3 appointed Student Trustees that sit on the board alongside the 8 SU Officers and 4 External Trustees. As a trustee you will work closely with the Students’ Union Officers, Senior Leadership Team and the rest of the Trustee Board to deliver our strategic aims, ensuring that we continue to be recognised for the innovation and quality of services and support that we provide.

Find out more! Mini Mock SU Council Ever wondered what happens on SU council or how it all works? Are you thinking about becoming an SU Councillor or want to find out more about the role? Then come along to the Mini Mock Council and try it out for yourself. Wednesday 30th September, 5.306.30pm , Free. Meet in View Room 4 or 7th October, 5.30-6.30pm, Free. Meet in View Room 5.

Is being a Councillor for me? Find out how councillors fit into the running of the SU, what it’s like to be a Councillor and ask any questions you might have about the Big Decision process.

Is being a Student Trustee for me?

Thursday 1st October, 5.30-6.30pm, Free. Meet in View Room 4.

Learn more about the role of a Student Trustee and what the Trustee Board of Sheffield Students’ Union does! Bring any questions you have about this amazing opportunity to develop key leadership skills.

Wednesday 7th October, 1.302.30pm, Free. Meet in View Room 5.

Monday 12th October, 5.306.30pm, Free. Meet in View Room 5.

Wednesday 14th October, 5.30-6.30, Free. Meet in View Room 5.

NUS Delegate: What’s it all about? Want to get involved in policy and democracy but don’t want a long term commitment? Learn about the NUS Conference process and how you can get involved! Monday 5th October, 5.30-6.30pm, Free. Meet in View Room 5.

Writing a great manifesto However good at campaigning you are, half of students have told us they base their voting decisions on someone’s manifesto. Learn how to write an engaging manifesto and hear about the hot topics students care about in Sheffield. Wednesday 14th October, 1:302:30pm, Free, Meet in View Room 5

ELECTION SCHEDULE

Nominations Open

10am Monday 28th September 2015

Nominations Close 5pm Friday 16th October 2015

Candidates’ Briefings Monday 19th – Thursday 22nd 2015

Campaigning Starts Friday 23rd October 2015

Voting Opens

10am Monday 26th October 2015

Voting Closes

5pm Thursday 29th October 2015

Results Announced Thursday 29th October 2015

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WORLD One World hosts a variety of activities throughout the year for all students to discover other cultures and share their global community. Our Give it a Go events aim to introduce you to One World and highlight the global and cultural opportunities available at your Studentsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; Union. Many of our activities are organised by the One World Ambassadors â&#x20AC;&#x201C; a team of home and international students tasked with creating new One World activities. For some of our events you can buy a ticket at the Box Office. For our other events you should reserve your place by emailing One.World@ sheffield.ac.uk

Visit: su.sheffield.ac.uk/get-involved/one-world Email: One.World@sheffield.ac.uk Like: OneWorldSheffSU Follow: @OneWorldSheffSU

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One World and Give it A Go are very excited to launch ‘Society Mashup’. Our Society Mash-Up events are hosted by two societies who have teamed up to share their skills and interests in a new and innovative way. We are now looking for more societies to get involved and create events with an international or cultural twist. The events will be entirely funded by One World and any money made from ticket sales will be split between the societies! If your society would like to get involved then please email One. World@sheffield.ac.uk. You do not need to have a specific idea before contacting us; we will help you to develop one and then help you find a society to team up with.

One World Café A great way to find out what One World is all about, the weekly One World Café is your chance to meet people from all over the world

and discover other cultures. We have free drinks and snacks for you to enjoy as well as games and activities. No need to be there for the start of the event, or to stay till the end – just stay as long as you would like! Every Thursday, 4-6pm, Free. Meet in Fusion.

World Week World Week is an annual celebration of our global community and showcase of all the different ways you can have an international experience right here on campus. Events include ‘Battle of the Bands’ and the ‘International Languages Festival’ as well as talks and debates throughout the week. The full programme of events will be announced in November so look out for the World Week Booklets and find out the latest on Twitter via #WorldWeek2015 Sunday 21st – Sunday 29th November.

The Language Exchange English? Français? Norsk? What language do you want to speak? The Language Exchange is a great

chance to finally start improving and sharing your language skills. The event will feature language ‘taster’ sessions and a chance to find a ‘tandem partner’ – someone who can help you to learn your chosen language. Everyone is welcome regardless of your current language ability. Monday 26th October, 5-7pm or Monday 23rd November, 5-7pm. Free. Meet in the Activities and Sports Zone.

Running Man Based on the hit South Korean game show, Running Man is a fast paced game that tests your puzzle-solving skills. In teams you will compete in a ‘race’ around the Students’ Union which will include a variety of missions that your team must complete. Whichever team finishes the race first will win the game! You can come along on your own or in a readymade team. Tuesday 27th October, 4.30 – 7pm, £1. Meet at the Welcome Desk.

Global Food Crawl Sushi or burritos..? Curry or pizza..? Have you ever found it impossible to decide on where to eat? Join us on our Global Food Crawl along West Street and Division Street for a taste of different cuisines from around the globe! We will be visiting a variety of bars and restaurants to sample their food and learn more about the respective culture. After all of the food we will be ending the evening in Bar One for an optional drink. Tuesday 10th November, 6-9.30pm, £10. Meet at the Welcome Desk.

Sport Sheffield is excited to launch its brand new ‘Social Sport Programme’ as part of Sport England’s University Activation Fund, offering a wide and wonderful range of opportunities for you to try to get in to sport, try something new and keep active. Please check our online pages for more information and updates: www.sheffieldsu.com/giveitago www.sport-sheffield.com/socialsport

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For more information about the social sport programme, please contact one of our Social Sport Development Officers:

Martin Cook – m.cook@sheffield.ac.uk James Blencowe – j.blencowe@sheffield.ac.uk

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Sheffield Students’ Union’s Give it a Go programme is packed full of activities, events and experiences. Every year thousands of students take part in Give it a Go, and you should too!

BUYING TICKETS Tickets for all activities are on sale at the Students’ Union Box Office (tel: 0114 222 8777) and are available to buy online www.sheffieldsu.com/events Tickets MUST be purchased in ADVANCE and uCards must be shown at the Box Office. You can’t just turn up and pay on the door. Demand for Give it a Go is massive and events can sell out very quickly… please buy your ticket early to avoid disappointment! Unfortunately, all tickets purchased are non-refundable and cannot be exchanged or transferred. If the event organiser cancels the activity, a full refund will be given from the Students’ Union Box Office. Participants will be informed of cancellations via facebook and twitter, and email where possible.

RESIDENCE LIFE CARD If you are first year living in student accommodation, don’t forget to show your Residence Life card when buying tickets at the SU Box Office, you can get a £2 discount off everything you see in this programme above £2.50, and £5 off the Day Trips. Look out for the Residence Life Logo throughout the programme to find activities that are right on your doorstep. t

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WOMEN’S MINIBUS For evening activities in the Students’ Union, the Women’s Minibus will take you home to your door anywhere within a 2-mile radius of the Union. The service runs at half past every hour and tickets cost just £1.50 from the Students’ Union Box Office.

WOMENS COMMITTEE The Women's Campaign at the University of Sheffield Students' Union consists of the Women's Officer and

the Women's Committee. Together they work to make your student experience free from discrimination and sexism, alongside the other Liberation Campaigns. Look out for the Women’s Committee logo to see events for self-defining women.

ROOM LOCATION – Students’ Union All Gallery Rooms, the View Rooms, Uni Central and the Media Hub are on Level 4 in the Students’ Union. The Raynor Lounge, Bar One, Fusion, Foundry and Studio are on Level 2 in the Students’ Union. The Activities & Sports Zone and Coffee Revolution are on Level 3 in the Students’ Union. The Council Chambers, Meeting Room 1, 2 and 3 are in the Octagon Centre, next door to the Students’ Union. No 66 (TV Studio) is situated on Leavygreave Road (opposite the Hicks Building). Goodwin Sports centre is located on Northumberland Road (on your way up to Crookes).

ROOM LOCATION – The Residences The Edge (main reception), Endcliffe Studio, High Tor 1,2,3,4 and 5 are all located at the Endcliffe Student Residences. The Ridge (main reception), Chee Dale, Monsal Dale and Dovedale are all located at the Ranmoor Student Residences. If you are at all unsure where to go in The Edge, Endcliffe or The Ridge, Ranmoor just meet outside the main reception.

Public Transport For information on bus and tram fares in and around Sheffield, visit www.travelsouthyorkshire.com

CHILD-FRIENDLY TICKETS The child friendly logo beside selected day trips allows student parents the opportunity to take their children on that trip. Just ask at the Box Office for a child friendly ticket and get £2 off for them.

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The Give it a Go sports activities are in partnership with Sport Sheffield.

GOT AN IDEA FOR A GIVE IT A GO SESSION? LET US KNOW AT: GIVEITAGO@SHEFFIELD.AC.UK

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