Give it a Go Spring Programme 2015

☛☛☛☛ The Give it a Go Spring programme 2015 The Give it a Go programme is packed full of activities, events and experiences just for you! 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

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Choose an activity you want to do

2. Buy your ticket in advance from the 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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Mon 9th Feb

Tue 10th Feb

Wed 11th Feb

Thu 12th Feb

Fri 13th Feb

Sat 14th Feb

Sun 15th Feb

National Student Money Week • Women only

National Student Money Week • Biscuit

National Student Money Week • An introduction

self defence • An introduction to weightlifting • Taekwondo • Contemporary dance • Circus Skills • Beginner Solidworks 3D Modelling • Graphic design 6 week course

• Aikido • Valentine’s day

National Student Money Week • Taekwondo • Beginners

National Student Money Week • Muay Thai • 24 hour

running tour of Sheffield • Jiu Jitsu • 5 week self defence course • Macramé 5 week course • Hip hop dance • Boys only ballet • Hoop Fitness • Barista Training • Marhaba Night • Korean language class for beginners – day 1 • Fun on the Farm • Yoga • Photoshop and Photography • Tea Art with Chinese Society • Valentine's Day Spell Workshop

• Judo • Beginners

National Student Money Week • Taekwondo • Peak district

National Student Money Week • Aikido Kangeiko • Barista Training • Birdwatching in

decorating

origami • Beginners/ intermediate modern dance • Street jazz • University first aid • Wudang Kung Fu • Yoga • Pilates • DIY lip balms and scrubs • 3D Printing

to weightlifting

ballet • Medics’ choir • Arabic classes • University first aid • Website coding and wordpress • Cosy house, cosy MIND • A feast of curry • Palmistry • Valentines Speed Dating • beginners belly dance

film making challenge • Beginners tap • TEFL: teaching English as a foreign language

walk – Ladybower reservoir • 24 hour film making challenge • Capoeira • TV Presenting Workshop • Newcastle • Fruit Tree Planting • Tango • Salsa lesson

Endcliffe Park

• Medieval sword fighting

• Cadbury World and Birmingham

• Scuba diving try dives

• Jiu Jitsu • Mature Students’ Committee goes to the movies

Mon 16th Feb

Tue 17th Feb

Wed 18th Feb

Thu 19th Feb

Fri 20th Feb

Sat 21st Feb

Sun 22nd Feb

HEALTHY CAMPUS Week • Taekwondo • Aikido Kangeiko • Archery • Go potty!

• Spanish 5 week

HEALTHY CAMPUS Week • Aikido Kangeiko • Dream catcher

HEALTHY CAMPUS WeeK • Taekwondo • 5 week self

HEALTHY CAMPUS Week • Judo • Aikido Kangeiko • Introduction to

HEALTHY CAMPUS Week • Aikido Kangeiko • French 5 week

HEALTHY CAMPUS Week • Taekwondo • Aikido Kangeiko • Make your own

HEALTHY CAMPUS Week • Barista Training • Raised bed

course • Tandem language café • Save £100s!

• Circus Skills • Beginner Solidworks 3D Modelling • Graphic design 6 week course

making

• Spanish 5 week course

• French 5 week course • Community Mandarin 5 week course • MatLab 6 week course • Pilates • Wudang Tai Chi • Swedish Back Massage • LisHi TaI Chi and Yoga • Soft Kung Fu • GHOST TOUR OF SHEFFIELD • Bollywood Dancing

defence course

• Aikido Kangeiko • Social running intervals for beginners • Macramé 5 week course • Fit steps • Home composting • Korean language class for beginners – day 2 • Japanese 5 week course • Give it a Grow: It’s herb ‘thyme’ • The Cookery School • How to use InDesign to create your own CV • Photoshop and Photography • Sign Language 5 Week Course

crochet • Henna painting • Feminism 101 workshop • Arabic classes • Italian 5 week course • Community Urdu 5 week course • Chinese New Year afternoon tea • Whirlow Hall Farm Lambing Day • Nutrition and Healthy Eating Workshop • LisHi TaI Chi and Yoga • Soft Kung Fu • Sign Language 5 week course

course

• Catalan 5 week course

• Holistic Face Massage

stop motion animation • Cambridge • Eckington Park Sustainability Project • Build your own camera obscura

planting

• Chester • Lynwood

Gardens Forge Building

Mon 23rd Feb Tue 24th Feb

Fairtrade Fortnight • Taekwondo • Archery • Capoeira beginners course • Tour of parliament – Give the general election a Go • Spanish 5 week course • Tarot Card Reading • ANSYS Essentials in 6 weeks • Beginner Solidworks 3D Modelling • Graphic design 6 week course

Wed 25th Feb

Thu 26th Feb

Fri 27th Feb

Sat 28th Feb

Sun 1st Mar

Fairtrade Fortnight • Aikido • Feminist patch

Fairtrade Fortnight • Taekwondo • 5 week self

Fairtrade Fortnight • Capoeira

Fairtrade Fortnight • French 5 week

Fairtrade Fortnight • Taekwondo • Film making:

Fairtrade Fortnight • Barista Training • Radio

MAKING • Spanish 5 week course • French 5 week course • Community Mandarin 5 week course • MatLab 6 week course • Free breakfast • Pilates • Kung Fu Weapons • K-Pop Dance • Facial Contouring

defence course • Macramé 5 week course • Hoop Fitness • Barista Training • Japanese 5 week course • Food champion training • The Cookery School • Photoshop and Photography • Sign Language 5 Week Course

beginners course • Arabic classes • Italian 5 week course • Community Urdu 5 week course • Website coding and wordpress • Global food crawl • Sign Language 5 week course

course

• Catalan 5 week course

lighting and cinematography workshop • Capoeira • Capoeira beginners course • Emergency first aid • York • YHA Castleton Dry Stone Walling • YHA Hartington Hall Painting • Lishi Tai Chi • Soft Kung Fu

presenting

• Shakespeare’s Houses

• Create your own 1st March talisman

Mon 2nd Mar Tue 3rd Mar

Wed 4th Mar

Thu 5th Mar

Fri 6th Mar

Sat 7th Mar

Sun 8th Mar

Fairtrade Fortnight • Taekwondo • Capoeira

Fairtrade Fortnight • Taekwondo • 5 week self

Fairtrade Fortnight • Capoeira

Fairtrade Fortnight • Fairtrade

Fairtrade FORTNIGHT • Hadrian’s

beginners course • Arabic classes • Italian 5 week course • Community Urdu 5 week course • Advanced Solidworks 6 week course • Sign Language 5 week course

fortnight: what is fair trade?

• Pizza making at Pizza Express • French 5 week course • Catalan 5 week course • Ten pin alley • Sheffield Crime and Murder Tour

Fairtrade Fortnight • Taekwondo • Capoeira

beginners course • Spanish 5 week course • Welsh Language taster session • ANSYS Essentials in 6 weeks • Beginner Solidworks 3D Modelling • Graphic design 6 week course

Fairtrade Fortnight • Spanish 5 week course

• French 5 week course

• Community Mandarin 5 week course • MatLab 6 week course • K-Pop Dance

defence course • Archery • Macramé 5 week course • Hoop Fitness • Your green union • Lishi Tai Chi • Soft Kung Fu • The Cookery School • Photoshop and Photography • Sign Language 5 Week Course • JApanese 5 week course

beginners course • Oxford

Wall – A Roman adventure

Mon 9th Mar Tue 10th Mar Wed 11th Mar Thu 12th Mar Fri 13th Mar

Sat 14th Mar Sun 15th Mar

• Taekwondo • Archery • Learn arts and

• Taekwondo • Chinese

hand printing • DJ Soc’s ‘give it a spin’ • Spanish 5 week course • ANSYS Essentials in 6 weeks • Beginner Solidworks 3D Modelling • Graphic design 6 week course

• TEFL: teaching English as a foreign language • Spanish 5 week course • French 5 week course • Community Mandarin 5 week course • MatLab 6 week course • Indian Head Massage 2 Week Course • Venetian mask making

• Taekwondo • 5 week self defence course

• Arabic classes • Italian 5 week course

• Macramé 5 week

• Community Urdu

course • Learn arts and hand printing • Barista Training • Japanese 5 week course • Photoshop and photography course • The Cookery School • Sign Language 5 Week Course • discover islam • Presenting with Confidence • How to use InDesign to create a CV

5 week course • Advanced Solidworks 6 week course • Website coding and wordpress • Sign Language 5 week course

• French 5 week course • Catalan 5 week course • Two day peak district adventure • Skating on ‘thin ice’

calligraphy

• Capoeira • Lemon fresh Easter egg hunt

• Screening of

‘Carmen’ by Bizet

• Emergency first aid

• Two day peak district adventure • Tea Dance • Whinfell Quarry Garden Painting Day

• Barista Training • Foraging walk • Harry Potter Studios Tour

• A coffee

morning with Mature Students’ Committee, STAR and families • Tango • Lantern making workshop

Mon 16th Mar Tue 17th Mar

Wed 18th Mar Thu 19th Mar

Fri 20th Mar

Sat 21st Mar

Sun 22nd Mar

• Taekwondo • Learn arts and

• Taekwondo • Learn arts and

• French 5 week

• Taekwondo • Opera Singing

• Barista Training • Leeds Shopping

hand printing

• Spanish 5 week course

• ANSYS Essentials in 6 weeks

• Beginner

Solidworks 3D Modelling • Graphic design 6 week course

• Aikido • Easter papercrafts

hand printing

• Life drawing • Spanish 5 week

• Hoop Fitness • Dairy farming

course • French 5 week course • Community Mandarin 5 week course • MatLab 6 week course • Survival Night • Indian Head Massage 2 Week Course

and ice cream making at Our Cow Molly • Japanese 5 week course • Photoshop and photography course • Culture workshop • Yorkshire Wildlife Park with Mature Students’ Committee • Henna painting • The Cookery School • Sign Language 5 Week Course

• Easter felts • Italian 5 week course

• Community Urdu 5 week course

• Advanced

Solidworks 6 week course • Dream Catcher Making • Sign Language 5 week course

course • Catalan 5 week course

Workshop

• Manchester

Mon 23rd Mar Tue 24th Mar

Wed 25th Mar

Thu 26th Mar

Fri 27th Mar

Sat 28th Mar

Sun 29th Mar

Vacation • Bummit Charity

Vacation • Bummit Charity

Vacation • Advanced

Vacation • 20 hour Sign

Vacation • Taekwondo • Whitby and

Vacation British Summer Time - clocks go forward one hour.

Hitch-hike to Bucharest Trip 1 • Taekwondo • Learn arts and hand printing • 20 hour Sign Language Course • ANSYS Essentials in 6 weeks

Vacation • 20 hour Sign Language Course

• MatLab 6 week course

Mon 30th Mar

Tue 31st Mar

Vacation • Taekwondo • Matlock Tour

Vacation

Hitch-hike to Bucharest Trip 2 • Taekwondo • 20 hour Sign Language Course

Solidworks 6 week course

Wed 1st Apr

Thu 2nd Apr

Vacation

Scarborough

• RAG Reps

& Bummit Ambassadors present…Rat Race to Leeds

Vacation • Advanced Solidworks 6 week course

and Heights of Abraham • ANSYS Essentials in 6 weeks

Language Course

Fri 3rd Apr

• Clumber park

Sat 4th Apr

Sun 5th Apr

Vacation - SU CLOSED GOOD FRIDAY

Vacation - SU CLOSED

Vacation - SU CLOSED EASTER SUNDAY

Mon 6th Apr

Tue 7th Apr

Wed 8th Apr

Thu 9th Apr

Fri 10th Apr

Sat 11th Apr

Sun 12th Apr

Vacation - SU CLOSED

Vacation - SU CLOSED

Vacation

Vacation • Advanced

Vacation

Vacation

Vacation

Solidworks 6 week course

Women Only Self Defence

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Our women only self-defence workshop specialises in techniques particularly appropriate for women. All selfdefence situations are stressful, but this is often particularly true for women. This session will give you the tools to build a solid background of techniques. The session includes examining the psychology of an attacker, situation awareness, avoiding conflict as well as conflict resolution. 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. There will be a male instructor leading the class.

Monday 9th February 4-6pm, £3. Meet in the Studio in the Students’ Union. Please wear loose clothing, trainers, and bring a bottle of water.

Taekwondo Aikido

Beginners Running Tour of Sheffield

Come and learn how to weightlift!

This session is open to all regardless of experience, whether you have been in and out of the gym for years or never picked up a barbell; everyone is welcome!

Weightlifting is a growing sport and a great new hobby. The club are passionate about the sport and their members and would love you to join their community.

Taekwondo, is a Korean martial art that focusses on kicking, jumping and spinning whilst combining self-defence, sport and exercise. All levels are welcome.

Meet in the Students’ Union foyer 30 minutes before the start time of the session. Wear loose clothing and bring a bottle of water.

Come and join in on a guided running tour that will introduce you to some of Sheffield’s many sights. This run will be catered towards beginners, and will include designated stops at some of the city’s landmarks and most important and popular places for students.

Come and discover Sheffield while getting some exercise in a social group.

Monday 9th February and Thursday 12th February 4.305.30pm, £3. Meet in the S10 Gym foyer at 4.15pm. Please wear flat shoes, such as converse. Wear shorts or loose bottoms and bring a bottle of water.

Mondays: 9th, 16th and 23rd February, 2nd, 9th, 16th, 23rd and 30th March 6-8pm. Foundry.

Wednesdays: 11th, 18th, 25th February, 4th, 11th, 18th and 25th March 5.30-7.30pm. Croft House.

Saturdays: 14th, 21st , 28th February, 7th, 14th, 21st and 28th March 1.30-3.30pm. High Tor in Endcliffe. For all sessions: £3,

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 practiced in a free-play, combative environment.

Tuesday sessions are suitable for complete beginners, so come along and try something different.

Tuesdays: 10th February, 24th February or 17th March 4.306.30pm, £3.50. Meet at the Glossop Road entrance to Bar One. Please wear loose clothing; no zips or jewellery.

SPORT

An Introduction to Weightlifting

Wednesday 11th February 3-4pm, £1. Meet in the café at the bottom of Goodwin’s drive in Goodwin Sports Centre. Wear running trainers and suitable sportswear.

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SPORT

Jiu Jitsu

Jiu Jitsu is a self-defence martial art that uses: throws, locks, and strikes to counter aggressive situations ranging from unwanted harassment to armed physical assault. Jiu Jitsu uses your opponent’s energy and momentum against them and this can be easily practised by anyone regardless of size, weight, age or gender. No previous martial arts ability is required.

Wednesday 11th February 8-10pm or Sunday 15th February 3-5pm.

For all sessions: £3, meet in Goodwin Sports Centre, room: Activity Room 1. Wear loose clothing. Tie hair back and make sure all jewellery is removed. It is advised that you cut your nails short and bring a bottle of water.

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Self Defence - 5 week course

Our 5 week self-defence 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 receive an Amateur Martial Arts Association (AMA) issued award certificate.

Wednesdays for 5 weeks: 11th February – 11th March 7.30-9.30pm, £15. Meet in Endcliffe Student Village, room: High Tor 5. Please wear loose clothing, trainers, and bring a bottle of water.

Judo

Judo is one of the world’s most widely practised martial arts or combat sports and showcases breath-taking throws, and ground fighting techniques. It was invented in Japan in the late 19th century and has been an Olympic sport since 1964. In this session you will be shown important falling techniques before learning basic throws and group techniques, which you will be able to try out on each other during free practice.

Thursday 12th and 19th February 8-10pm, £2. Meet in Goodwin Sports Hall Foyer. Please wear comfy, loose clothing and bring a bottle of water.

Muay Thai is known as the art of eight limbs, it is a striking martial art that utilises: kicks, punches, knees and elbows. Come and give it a go! All levels of fitness are welcome. This is a great way to get fit, learn how to defend yourself in a practical way and, of course, a chance to have some fun!

Friday 13th February 7.30-9pm, £2. Meet in Goodwin Sports Centre, room: Activity Room 2.

Please wear gym-wear and bring a bottle of water.

Aikido Kangeiko

Kangeiko is an Aikido winter training session spanning over a week in which you are challenged to complete 24 hours of training. Sessions will take place every day, and you are given 3 payment options so you can attend the ones you’re available for. The syllabus will start at the very beginning on Sunday, so complete beginners are welcome! This is a great opportunity to jump right into the sport and take more than just a glimpse into the martial art, especially suited to those looking to challenge themselves.

Sunday 15th February 11.30am – 2pm, £5. Sunday 15th February 11.30am – 5pm, £7. Monday 16th - Saturday 21st February. Meet Monday at 7am, £20. For more info on the timings for the rest of the week please email: aikido@sheffield.ac.uk For Sunday and Monday meet at the Glossop Road entrance to Bar One. Please wear loose clothing and bring a bottle of water. Please do not wear clothes with zips and all jewellery must be taken out.

SPORT

Muay Thai

Scuba Diving Try Dives

Want to try SCUBA diving, but not quite ready for the big ocean? Let SUSAC, our SCUBA Diving Club, help at one of their 'Try Dive' sessions at Hillsborough Leisure Centre. Aimed at beginners, you must be able to swim and have no disqualifying medical conditions (information from training@susac.com). You'll start with a safety and theory talk followed by one-on-one instruction in the pool. Equipment is provided.

Sunday 15th February. Meet outside the main entrance to the Students’ Union at 3.40pm, 4.10pm, 4.40pm or 5.10pm, £8. Bring a towel, swim wear and a spare t-shirt to wear in the water. Plus, extra money for the bus fare. From travel time, your lesson and return back to the union lasts 2 hours.

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Archery

If you have always wanted to try archery, then 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. There will be an opportunity for you to look at other types of bows you can shoot and there will be a competition towards the end of the session.

Monday 16th and 23rd February, Wednesday 4th March or Monday 9th March 5-7pm, £4.50. Meet in Goodwin Sports Centre, room: Activity Room 3. Please do not wear open toed shoes.

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Social Running: Intervals for Beginners

Come and join the ‘Social Running’ group for a fun and friendly interval running session. This session will be led by qualified run leaders, and catered towards beginners. Interval training involves alternating periods of faster running with periods of slower running or rest, and is a great way to improve fitness!

Wednesday 18th February 3-4pm, £1. Meet in the café at the bottom of Goodwin’s drive in Goodwin Sports Centre. Wear running trainers and suitable sportswear.

Peak District Walk: Ladybower Reservoir

See the lovely Peak District for yourself on this 10 mile (16.5km) walk. Starting at Bamford Station we will be walking to the popular Ladybower Reservoir, a picturesque lake settled in a valley surrounded by pine forests and moorland. We will then ascend up the nearby Win Hill where we’ll get spectacular views of the surrounding countryside before heading to the countryside village of Hope.

Saturday 14th March 9:45am – 5pm, £3. Meet inside Sheffield Train station by the departure boards. 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 plenty of layers. Please also bring sufficient water and a packed lunch as we will be stopping for lunch along the way. We will be catching the train to the start and back which will cost £6.70 (or £4.45 if you have a rail card). Only those with tickets will be allowed on the walk due to health and safety.

This valentine’s day, why not join Papercraft Society as they teach you how to make paper hearts, flowers and gift boxes for your Valentine?!

All materials are provided so you can make something special for your sweetheart.

Tuesday 10th February 4-6pm, £1.

Meet in the Activities and Sports Zone in the Students’ Union.

CREATIVE

3D Printing Valentine’s Day Origami Workshop

A fantastic opportunity for those of you interested in learning how to print in 3D. In this workshop you will be briefed on an introduction of 3D Printing and 3D Hubs, shown some of the designing software used in 3D printing, have a go at designing and then shown how it is printed!

Tuesday 10th February 7-9pm, 50p. Meet at the Glossop Road entrance to Bar One.

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CREATIVE

24hr Film

Macramé 5 Making Week Course Challenge

Art Society will show you how to make your very own dream catcher.

This is a great chance to get crafty and meet some new people! All materials are provided, so all you need to bring is yourself.

Macramé is the art of decorative knotting.

Popular in the Victorian era and revived in the 1970’s Macramé is a great way to explore a passion for bohemian retro, or create sleek and contemporary designs. By learning a few basic knots and techniques you can create beautiful jewellery, knots, bags, home décor items and even clothing! So what’s it to be? A stylish beaded plant holder or a tassel poncho to go with your paisley flares?! You decide on our 5 week course where you will be a Macramé pro in no time!

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NEW

Wednesday 11th February – 11th March 4-6pm, £20. Meet in the Activities and Sports Zone in the Students’ Union.

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Dream Catcher Introduction Making to Crochet

How quickly could you make a film?!

In small groups you’ll have 24 hours to write, shoot and edit a short film from scratch! You’ll plan your film on the Friday evening, and then we will meet up again to shoot and edit it the next day, so you’ll have plenty of time to sleep overnight!

All equipment will be provided, and most films end up lasting around 4 minutes. Each group will be supported by members of the Film Making Society’s committee, so even if you know nothing at all about film making this is a great chance to learn more about it, meet new people, and have a lot of fun!

Friday 13th – Saturday 14th February 7pm – 7pm, £4. Meet in the Activities and Sports Zone in the Students’ Union.

Tuesday 17th February 4-6pm, £2.

Meet in the Students’ Union, room: View Room 6.

Henna Painting with Hindu Soc Come and have a go at making your own Henna from powder to paste, also learn how a cone is made. You will get to practise making your own Hanna patterns and if you are feeling adventurous you can even try it on other people’s hands!

Thursday 19th February 6-8pm, £4.

Meet in the Arts Tower, room: LT02.

Come along to Stitch Soc and learn how to crochet. They have a large range of patterns and wool colours for you to choose from and throughout the session they will teach you what to do. All levels of experience are welcome and all materials provided.

Thursday 19th February 5.307.30pm, £4. Meet in the Activities and Sports Zone in the Students’ Union.

This workshop will teach you how to make stop motion animation and how to make it look slick and professional before giving you the opportunity to create your own short stop motion video in small groups.

Under the guidance of Forge TV you’ll get the chance to make your own plasticine models, set up the shots, and those who are interested, can even edit their film! If you’ve ever wondered how Wallace and Gromit are made or just want to learn a new creative skill, this fun workshop will be a comprehensive introduction to the subject.

D BRAN !

NEW

Saturday 21st February 12:155pm, £3.50. Meet in the Students’ Union, room: View Room 6.

Feminist Patch Making

Come and make feminist patches with Women’s Committee!

They’ve got loads of materials for sewing, painting and general feminist craftivism! Just choose a slogan, pick up some sequins and smash the patriarchy one stich at a time! All genders are welcome – drop in any time from 5-8pm.

Tuesday 24th February 5-8pm, £2. Meet in the Activities and Sports Zone in the Students’ Union.

Film Making: Lighting and Cinematography Workshop

Arts and Hand Printing Course

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 lighting theory and how to light your shots, to camerawork and crafting the overall look of your film.

You will also get the chance to play around with a camera and full light kit on a film scene! 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 look great!

In week 1 learn how to use line and colour to recreate pieces and print with letter blocks by hand. In week 2, learn how to re-create still life with pencils and how to use shadow and lighting. You will then learn how to hand-print using ink and Speed-ball Linoleum Cutter.

In week 3, your final product and test will allow you to produce a piece of art work and showcase the skills you have learnt. This is a practical DIY arts course and GraphCAD Society is investing £300 in course equipment!

Saturday 28th February 2-5pm, £3. Meet in The Ridge reception in Ranmoor.

CREATIVE

Make your own Stop Motion Animation

D BRAN !

NEW

Mondays and Wednesdays: 9th, 11th, 16th, 18th, and 23rd March 5-7pm, £25. Meet in the Activities and Sports Zone in the Students’ Union. This is a society led session.

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CREATIVE

The Art of Chinese Calligraphy

Henna Painting with Arab Soc and Pakistan Soc

Easter Felts

Henna is an ancient art of applying a temporary tattoo using dyes.

Through this workshop brought to you by the Arab and Pakistan societies, you can learn all about it and most importantly, learn how to do it yourself!

Come along to Stitch Soc to make Easter felts in preparation for Easter! They’re a great way to decorate your house or to give away as a present. The society have a variety of accessory designs for you to choose from or can help you if you have a certain idea in mind. All levels of experience welcome. All materials provided.

Make your own paper bunnies and chicks this Easter and spread some holiday cheer! In a fun and relaxed environment this is a great chance to get creative and make some new friends.

Chinese calligraphy is a form of calligraphy widely practiced in China and revered in the Chinese cultural sphere. Chinese calligraphy is a unique visual art which is ancient and written by brush pens, but this uniqueness does not prevent people who do not know Chinese to appreciate it. Do not worry if you do not know any Chinese. Just come and try it step-by-step.

Saturday 14th March 2-4pm, £2.

Meet in the Students’ Union, room: View Room 6.

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Easter Papercrafts

Thursday 17th March 4-6pm, £1.50. Meet in the Activities and Sports Zone in the Students’ Union.

Life Drawing Life drawing is a great way to practise your drawing skills of the human figure. All abilities welcome and all materials are provided.

Tuesday 17th March 4-6pm, £2.50. Meet in the Students’ Union, room: Gallery Room 3.

Wednesday 18th March 3-5pm, £4. Meet in the Students’ Union, room: View Room 5

Thursday 19th March 5.307.30pm, £4. Meet in the Activities and Sports Zone in the Students’ Union.

Wudang Kung Fu is designed for keeping healthy while at the same time gaining many effective fighting skills. Famous for its high kicks, fluid movements and low stances, Wudang Kung Fu helps you make your body stronger and more flexible, and will make you more agile and stable. This session is led

by The Confucius Institute.

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DIY Lip Balms and Scrubs

Come along and learn how to make your own gorgeous lip balms and scrubs from natural ingredients to soothe your lips from the cold weather! The session also includes a tutorial on lip care.

Tuesday 10th February 6-8pm, £4.

Meet in the Activities and Sports Zone in the Students’ Union.

MIND, BODY & SPIRIT

Wudang Kung Fu

Tuesday 10th February 5-5:50pm, £2. Meet in Uni Central in the Students’ Union. Please wear loose fitting clothes.

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Yoga

Pilates

Join Yoga and Pilates Society for their weekly Yoga class. Yoga combines meditation with gentle exercise, slowly increasing your strength and mental well-being. The classes have a relaxed atmosphere, and are suitable for complete beginners. They have a fully qualified yoga teacher and provide mats.

Please wear loose fitting clothes and bring a bottle of water; they normally practise barefoot.

Join Yoga and Pilates Society for their weekly Pilates class. Pilates incorporates elements of Yoga to create a series of postures designed to improve your strength and flexibility. The classes have a relaxed atmosphere, and are suitable for complete beginners.

They have a fully qualified Pilates teacher and provide mats. Please wear loose fitting clothes and bring a bottle of water; they normally practise barefoot.

Tuesday 10th February 7:308:30pm, £3.50. Meet in Endcliffe Studio.

Wednesday 11th February 6:157:15pm, £3.50. Meet in No.66

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Tuesdays 10th, 17th or 24th February 6.15-7.15pm, £3.50.

Meet in Endcliffe Studio.

Valentines Day Spell Workshop

Join us on our Valentines' Love Spell, what wondrous things can we foretell?

With simple magic to attract your love, let's see if we find your 'turtle dove'.

Wednesday 11th February, 6:308:30pm, £3.50. Meet in The Ridge, room: Dovedale

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.

Thursday 12th February 7-9pm, £3.50. Meet in the Students’ Union, room: Gallery Room 3.

Lishi Soft Kung Fu

This short exercise session will introduce you to Lishi Tai Chi and Yoga. You will learn movements and breathing that make you fitter whilst also helping you to relax and feel good! Taught by an experienced teacher, with an easy to follow approach. People of all abilities and fitness levels welcome. This session is society led.

Wudang Tai Chi is an Internal Martial Art based on Taoist principles. Its graceful and slow movements combine circular motion with wide leg stances and controlled breathing. Tai Chi is aimed at improving the practitioner’s health by unifying body and mind, stimulating blood circulation and regulating breathing. On top of that, every movement has its own martial application so it can be applied in combat. This session is led by The Confucius Institute.

In Lishi Kung Fu you will learn movements that are strong, energised and can overpower another person.

In this introductory session you will learn to be fast and flowing in your movements.

All levels of fitness and abilities welcome, please wear loose fitting clothes and exercise shoes.

This session is society led.

Tuesday 17th February 5-5:50pm, £2. Meet in Uni Central in the Students’ Union. Please wear loose fitting clothes.

Saturday 28th February 7.509pm, 50p. Meet outside The Edge, Endcliffe.

Tuesday 17th February or Thursday 19th February 4-5pm, 50p. Meet in the Foundry in the Students' Union. Please wear loose fitting clothes and exercise shoes.

Tuesday 17th or Thursday 19th February 5-6pm, 50p. Meet in the Foundry in the Students' Union.

Wednesday 4th March 8-9pm, 50p.

Meet in High Tor 2, Endcliffe.

Swedish Back Massage

Massage has been practised in varying forms for centuries by the Eastern Asians and has long established histories.

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 newfound talent for de-stressing family and friends. Please bring a bath towel with you. This workshop involves pair work.

MIND, BODY & SPIRIT

Lishi Tai Chi Wudang and Yoga Tai Chi

Tuesday 17th February 7:309:30pm, £3.50. Meet in the Students’ Union, room: Gallery Room 4.

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Nutrition and Healthy Eating Workshop

Holistic Face Tarot Card Massage Reading

Kung Fu Weapons

What is a healthy diet?

Want to learn how to improve yours? Come along to this workshop and find out more about dietary analysis. We’ll identify if you have any missing nutrients and discuss which foods are the best source of nutrition for you to help improve your eating patterns. We’ll also look at BMI (Body Mass Index) and how quickly blood sugar levels rise after eating particular types of food.

Learn techniques and theory to enable you to perform a rejuvenating holistic face massage.

You will learn about facial analysis and massage techniques for cleansing, toning, and moisturising. Great for improving skin tone, reducing tension and bringing nourishment. This workshop involves lots of practical pair work, so come along with a friend and pamper yourselves with this relaxing treat!

Kung Fu is designed for keeping healthy while at the same time gaining many effective fighting skills. Martial Arts always incorporate the use of weapons in their systems. The Sword is an emblematic weapon for the Wudang style and it’s known for its circular, flowing and connected movements.

In this session, you will learn about the weapons and try practising with them, learning some very basic and simple moves. Weapons have been modified for practise and are suitable for beginners. This session is led by The Confucius Institute.

Thursday 19th February 6-8pm, £3.50. Meet in the Students’ Union, room: View Room 6.

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Friday 20th February 5-7pm, £3.50. Stephenson Activities Room, or meet outside The Edge Reception in Endcliffe Student Village at 4:50pm.

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.

Monday 23rd February 7-9pm, £3.50. Meet in the Students’ Union, room: Gallery Room 3.

Tuesday 24th February 5-5:50pm, £2. Meet in Uni Central in the Students’ Union. Please wear loose fitting clothes.

Ever wanted to learn the art of enhancing your natural features or masking them with clever shading?

Come along to our facial contouring tutorial to discover how to achieve the perfect contour look. Please come wearing your own foundation/ concealer as a base.

Tuesday 24th February 6-8pm, £4. Meet in the Activities and Sports Zone in the Students’ Union.

Relax in this short exercise session which will introduce you to Lishi Tai Chi. Lishi (pronounced Lee Sher) encompasses Tai Chi, Yoga and Kung Fu. You will learn movements and breathing techniques that make you feel fit, relaxed and healthy. All levels of fitness and abilities welcome, please wear loose fitting clothes and exercise shoes. This session is society led.

Saturday 28th February 6:508pm, 50p. Meet outside The Edge in Endcliffe Student Village.

Indian Head Massage 2 Week Course

Make Your Own Dream Catcher

This ancient therapy uses Ayuvedic healing techniques to reduce stress. It brings body, mind and spirit in harmony by working on the head and charkas. In a two week introductory course you will learn the theory and practical skills to carry out basic head, shoulder and face massage on yourself and on each other. The workshop involves pair work.

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.

Tuesdays 10th and 17th March 6:30-8:30pm, £6. Meet in The Ridge in Ranmoor Student Village, room: Monsal Dale.

MIND, BODY & SPIRIT

Facial Lishi Tai Contouring Chi

Thursday 19th March 7-9pm, £3.50. Meet in The Ridge in Ranmoor Student Village, room: Monsal Dale.

Wednesday 4th March 7-8pm, 50p. Meet in The Edge in Endcliffe Student Village, room: High Tor 2.

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Contemporary Dance

Beginners/ Intermediate Modern Dance

Dance society will introduce you to the contemporary style of dancing, which is a cross between ballet and modern styles. This is a great, fun class to get involved in that includes a full warm up with opportunities for stretching and general fitness. All abilities welcomed.

A fun class for those at beginniner or intermediate level in modern dance. The class will include a full warm up followed by a chance to learn a short dance routine. There is also the option to add on an extra half an hour for limbering and stretching.

Monday 9th February 8-9.30pm, £3.50. Meet in Goodwin Sports Centre, room: Activity Room 1.

Tuesday 10th February 5.306.30pm, £3.50. Meet in the Studio in the Students’ Union.

A fun class catering for all abilities.

This class is based on a modern street style, similar to the style of dancing seen in music videos.

Tuesday 10th February 8-9pm, £3.50. Meet in the Studio in the Students’ Union.

Boys Only Ballet

Hoop Fitness

An exciting and vibrant taster session of what it means to be a Hip Hop dancer! In this one hour session, Hip Hop Dance Society will take you through the years, teaching you some of the different styles of Hip Hop dance – from ‘Popping’ to ‘Locking,’ ‘Break dancing’ to ‘Hip Hop.’ This session is suitable for all abilities so if you’ve never thought about dancing, think again!

Ballet is one of the most popular and well established forms of classical dance. This boys only beginners’ class is a rare opportunity for those who have always wanted to try with other students around the same age. It's great for fitness and lots of fun, and a perfect chance to get involved with the dance society community.

Ballet shoes not required.

Wednesday 11th February 2-3pm, £5. Meet in the Raynor Lounge in the Students’ Union. Please wear comfy clothes, wear trainers and bring a bottle of water.

Wednesday 11th February 5-6pm, £3.50. Meet in No.66

At this workshop you will learn loads of on and off the body hooping tricks and also how to put them together moving from one to the next! There will be expert tuition and lots of time to practise, have fun with it, and make some new friends! Suitable for all abilities and all hoops are provided.Wear loose, comfy clothing and bring a bottle of water.

MUSIC & DANCE

Street Jazz

Hip Hop Dance

Wednesday 11th February 6-8pm, £3.50. Meet in Endcliffe Student Village, room: High Tor 2.

Wednesday 25th February 4-6pm, £3.50. Meet in No.66 Wednesday 4th March 6-8pm, £3.50. Meet in Ranmoor Student Village, room: Dovedale.

Wednesday 18th March 4-6pm, £3.50. Meet in No.66

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Beginners Ballet

Beginners Tap

Sheffield University Medics’ Choir are recruiting. They are a friendly and informal society of students from all disciplines that meet weekly to sing both for fun and to prepare for concerts. They sing a variety of music, from Elizabethan madrigals through to classical singing and show tunes up to the present day.

They are a non-auditioning choir that compromise mixed singers of all different levels of experience – all you require is a love of music. They rehearse weekly on a Thursday at 7pm, after which they head to Interval for a drink. Come along and try it out for yourself in this Give it a Go session.

Beginners tap is for those who are either completely new to tap or those who have not done tap since they were young. Tap shoes are not essential, just turn up and join in.

This class is led by Sheffield Dance Society.

Tango

An introduction to the classical style of ballet dancing. For those new to the style.

Thursday 12th February 6-7pm, £3.50. Meet in the Edge reception in Endcliffe Student Village.

Beginners Belly Dance No need to get your belly out! Belly dance uses all parts of the body with specific focus on isolated hip and abdominal movements. Our lessons aim 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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Medics’ Choir

Thursday 12th February 6:458pm, £4. Meet outside the IC or at No. 66. Please wear comfortable clothing and bring a bottle of water.

Thursday 12th February 7-8.30pm, £1. Meet in the Drama Studio, room: 3.

Friday 13th February 5-6pm, £3.50. Meet in Uni Central in the Students’ Union.

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 14th February 12-1pm, £5. Meet in No.66. Please wear comfy shoes.

Sunday 15th March 12-1pm, £5.

Meet in Endcliffe Student Village, room: High Tor. Please wear comfy shoes.

Capoeira is an exciting sport that combines martial arts, dance, acrobatics and music. A Brazilian art with African roots, capoeira will improve you 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 the ticket price includes the Give it a Go session and another class for free!

Looking to start something new and exciting at University? Capoeira is for you!

Saturday 14th, 28th February and 14th March 2-4pm, £4. Meet in Goodwin Sports Centre, room: Activity Room 1. Please bring a bottle of water and wear gym-wear.

Bollywood Dancing

Join the Salsa Society, a spicy mix of students with a passion for dancing! They are a social society and very inclusive, so come along and join them! If you like this class, then come along to the society’s regular meetings Saturday’s during term time.

Ever wanted to know how to dance like a Bollywood star?! Then this is a session for you. Come and have a go at Bollywood dancing where you can learn the best moves to bust on the dance floor.

Saturday 14th February 5-7.30pm, £3. Meet Uni Central in the Students’ Union. Please wear comfortable clothes and bring a bottle of water.

Tuesday 17th February 6-8pm, £4. Meet in the Arts Tower room: LT02. Please wear loose clothes, suitable footwear and bring a bottle of water.

Fit Steps!

Strictly Come Dancing dance stars Natalie Lowe and Ian Waite and a group of handpicked health and fitness professionals have produced a unique dance fitness programme called Fit Steps. Fit Steps is easy to learn and fun to do! It’s a combination of Latin and Ballroom dances, spiced up with fitness techniques, so every class is a real work out. No dance experience needed. Please wear trainers, gym wear and bring a bottle of water.

MUSIC & DANCE

Capoeira

Salsa Lesson

Wednesday 18th February 4-6pm, £3. Meet in the Studio in the Students’ Union. Please wear comfortable clothes and bring a bottle of water.

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Opera Singing Workshop

Come along for an afternoon of singing and acting as we learn and perform scenes from Verdi’s ‘La Traviata’ and Gilbert and Sullivan’s ‘The Gondoliers.’ You don’t need to have any experience in acting or singing as there are a range of roles to suit beginners to advanced! It’s a fun way to get involved with opera and meet new people.

Saturday 21st February 2pm onwards, £2. Meet in the Activities and Sports Zone in the Students’ Union.

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Capoeira Beginners Course

Capoeira is a sport combining martial arts, dance, acrobatics and music and will improve you strength, balance and flexibility. This series of sessions will cover the basics of Capoeira and is designed for beginners. The price includes all three sessions.

Monday 23rd 6-7pm, Thursday 26th 6-7.30pm and Saturday 28th February 2-4pm, £6. For the sessions on Monday and Thursday meet outside the Students’ Union at 5:15pm. For the final session on the Saturday meet in Goodwin Sports Centre, room: Activity Room: 1.

Or Monday 2nd 6-7pm, Thursday 5th 6-7.30pm and Saturday 7th March 2-4pm, £6. For the sessions on Monday and Thursday meet outside the Students’ Union at 5:15pm. For the final session on the Saturday meet in Goodwin Sports Centre, room: Activity Room: 1.

K-Pop Dance

Korean popular culture is ever growing outside of South Korea; K-Pop music is becoming more recognised worldwide with a constantly growing fan-base.

Learning a choreographed K-Pop dance is both enjoyable and challenging as well as a way to meet new people who may have similar interests.

Tuesday 24th February or 3rd March 4-6pm, £3. Meet in No.66.

Please bring a bottle of water and wear suitable clothes.

DJ Soc’s ‘Give it a Spin’

Ever fancied learning to DJ?! Join DJSoc for a crash-course in all things mixing from the ground up. This is a fantastic chance to learn from the best with industry standard DJ equipment plus a special appearance from Tuesday Club DJ, Andy H! All methods and techniques will be covered, including vinyl records, CDs and digital music. All music styles are covered too and DJSoc encourages you to bring along your favourite music to the session (CD or USB format).

Monday 9th March 6-8pm, £3.

Meet in the Raynor Lounge in the Students' Union.

Biscuit Decorating

Join the Flying Teapots Society as they teach you a selection of circus skills! There will be workshops on Juggling, Poi, Diabolo, Plate Spinning, and all sorts of fun things.

Come and join the Mental Health Matters Society to decorate a biscuit for a friend or yourself. There will be the chance to have discussions on Mental Health too. Everyone is welcome and all materials will be provided. Hope to see you there!

Mondays: 9th or 16th February 8-10pm, £1. Meet in the Drama Studio, rooms: 1 and 2.

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OTHER FUN STUFF

Circus Skills

Tuesday 10th February 5-6pm, £2.

Meet in the Students’ Union, room: Gallery Room 4.

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OTHER FUN STUFF

Tea Art with Chinese Society

Chinese Tea Art is a Chinese tradition that spans over 4,000 years. The specialty doesn't just lie within the taste of the tea but how the tea is served. Tea Art specialists have to precisely control the amount of tea leaf, brewing temperature and brewing time in order to serve tea in its ultimate taste. This year Chinese Society will serve you with the original Chinese Tea through an authentic Tea Art serving technique.

Wednesday 11th February 2-5pm, £5. Meet in the Activities and Sports Zone in the Students’ Union

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Barista Training with Coffee Revolution

Come and experience life on the other side of the coffee counter. 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.

Tickets are £6 and all sessions will be held in Coffee Revolution. The session will last between 1.5 and 2 hours depending on group size.

Choose from the following dates: Wednesday 11th February at 8pm, Sunday 15th February at 7.30pm, Sunday 22nd February at 7.30pm, Wednesday 25th February at 8pm, Sunday 1st March at 7.30pm, Wednesday 11th March at 8pm, Sunday 15th March at 7.30pm, Sunday 22nd March at 7.30pm

Marhaba Night

The Arab Society would like to invite you to experience Arabic culture for a night. You will be able to explore different aspects of the Arabic culture such as, Arabic food and drink as well as music. It will be a fun, and exciting event. So come join us and submerge yourself in the Arabic culture!

Wednesday 11th February 6-9pm, £3. Meet in the Activities and Sports Zone in the Students’ Union.

TV Presenting Workshop

It doesn’t matter if you don’t have a date for Valentine’s Day! Speed dating is the quickest and one of the best ways of meeting new people.

You’ll have up to 25 blind dates in one night, with three minutes per date. If you’d like to see a particular person again, mark your scorecard with a ‘yes!’ When the Speed Dating is over we’ll let you know if you had any mutual matches, and pass on relevant contact details… after that, it’s up to you!

Do you dream of the glitz and glamour of a job presenting for TV? Or would you like to build up your confidence talking in front of a camera in a friendly and supportive environment? If so, Forge TV and their experienced presenters are here to help! Suitable for both those with experience and complete novices, this fun workshop will guide you through different styles of presenting and help you to unleash your inner presenter!

Thursday 12th February 7-10.30pm, £4. Meet in Bar One in the Students’ Union.

Saturday 14th February 12.452pm, £2. Meet in the Students’ Union, room: View Room 6.

Birdwatching in Endcliffe Park

Medieval SwordFighting

Join the Birdwatching Society on a relaxed walk around Endcliffe Park and the student residences and do a spot of birdwatching!

There’s a surprising diversity of birds in Sheffield, if you know what you’re looking for, and we’ll help you spot and identify them.

You can even borrow a pair of our binoculars.

Have you ever wanted to learn to fight with a sword like a medieval knight?! Well come along to Medieval re-enactment! They have swords, single and hand-and-ahalf, bucklers and a variety of bill (spears) to learn to use. Their expert sword masters will teach you to use them in a safe and friendly environment; no prior experience required.

Sunday 15th February 10am – 2pm, £1. Meet outside The Edge reception in Endcliffe Student Village. Please wear sensible shoes and dress appropriate for the weather. Bring some food and snacks.

OTHER FUN STUFF

Valentines Speed Dating

Sunday 15th February 1-5pm, £5. Meet in No. 66.

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OTHER FUN STUFF

Go Potty!

Feminism 101 own Camera Obscura Workshop

An under the earth look at how composting works. Food waste turning into compost seems magical but it's something you can do too.

Learn how to set up a compost bin, what can and cannot go in, getting the right mix and trouble shooting.

There’s no need to bring anything but you! Get a free herb pack to take home too.

Come and learn about feminism with Women’s Committee!

We’re running an informal workshop covering a brief history of the feminist movements, discussion of different styles of feminism, and the ways we can learn from these in our own lives. All genders are welcome!

Upcycle plant pots for your house or garden. Our expert will provide all the materials for you to create your own pots to start your own mini garden. No creative skills necessary. Get a free herb pack to take home too. Wear clothes you're happy to get dirty.

Monday 16th February 12-2.30pm, £1. Meet in the Activities and Sports Zone in the Students’ Union.

Ghost Tour 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.

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Build your

Home Composting

Tuesday 17th February 7.309.30pm, £4.50. Meet on the Town Hall Steps in the City Centre.

Wednesday 18th February 2.304.30pm, 50p. Meet in the Green Space in the Students’ Union.

Thursday 19th February 5-7pm, 50p. Meet in Hicks, room: LT09.

Discover a defining moment in the history of photography by building your own camera obscura with the University of Sheffield Photosoc. The ancient Greeks could do it, why can’t you?! Kick it truly old-school with this awesome workshop then take your creation for a spin in Weston Park.

No camera needed!

Saturday 21st February 12-3pm, £4. Meet in the Students’ Union Gallery.

If you have any interest in growing organic vegetables or gardening in general and working in a sustainable manor, then come along to this session! You will be guided and talked through the stages required to prepare a raised bed for growing vegetables, including talks on maintaining suitable soil structure for what will be grown and the aims and goals of Students Eats Sheffield.

Sunday 22nd February 1-4pm, £2. Meet in The Edge reception in Endcliffe Student Village at 12.40pm. Wear suitable clothing for the weather and prepare to get a little dirty.

Tour of Parliament – Give the General Election a Go

In the lead up to the General Election 2015, we’re giving you the opportunity to visit the Houses of Parliament in London to see for yourself how it all works.

Walk the corridors with the leaders of the country, watch a live debate unfold, explore the building’s 1,000 year history and take in the incredible architecture and artwork on display. The day will include a guided tour of the Palace of Westminster’s, home to the House of Parliament, a meeting with local MP for Sheffield Central, Paul Blomfield, and a chance to sit in the public gallery and watch a live debate take place. Before you head back to Sheffield you’ll also have some spare time to spend in London too. Make sure you don’t miss your chance to see how the country is run, up close and personal!

Monday 23rd February 6.30am – 5pm, £30. Meet at the Glossop Road entrance to Bar One. The ticket includes the cost of the return coach journey and the tour itself. A return train ticket to London would usually set you back around £100, so with a tour of the famous Houses of Parliament thrown in too, you’re getting a real bargain!

Journey time is approx. 4 hours.

Radio Presenting

Your dreams of becoming the next Nick Grimshaw or Annie Mac are about to come true! Forge Radio will be teaching you everything you need to know about radio presenting.

Whether you are into music, news or sport, they will show you how a professional radio studio works.

This 2 hour session is a hands-on introduction to the entire process of hosting a radio show.

OTHER FUN STUFF

Raised Bed Planting

Sunday 1st March 3-5pm, £3.50.

Meet in the Media Hub in the Students’ Union.

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OTHER FUN STUFF

Pizza Making Fairtrade Fortnight: What at Pizza is Fair Trade?

Express

Historical Crime and Murder Tour

Lemon Fresh Easter Egg Hunt

Ever wondered what all the fuss is about fair trade? Come and give fair trade a go in this informative workshop. See if you can tell the difference between fair trade and non-fair trade items. You'll also get a couple of free samples to take home.

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 thefts and racketeerings.

Join Lemon Fresh Society for an ‘eggciting’ time hunting for delicious chocolate treats! Come along on your own or in a group and race against each other in teams to find the hidden eggs. ‘Eggcellent’ fun guaranteed!

Friday 6th March 1.30-2.30pm, 50p. Octagon Centre, Meeting Room 1.

Get messy and make your own pizza at Pizza Express. Pull on an apron and chef’s hat and have a go at twirling dough. The workshop will be taught by a top pizza chef, teaching you all the tricks of the trade. You will make your own dough base and get to choose from a variety of yummy toppings. After, dine in the restaurant and taste your masterpiece plus we’re throwing in doughballs for you to enjoy; delizioso!

Friday 6th March 2.30-5pm, £12.50. Meet at the Glossop Road entrance to Bar One.

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Friday 6th March 7.30-9.30pm, £4.50. Meet in front of Sheffield Cathedral.

Saturday 14th March 2-4pm, £2.

Meet at the gates to Weston Park, the ones nearest to the Museum.

Do you love operas? Have you ever seen an opera? If either of these is true, you should join Opera Society in watching a screening of Bizet’s famous masterpiece ‘Carmen.’ This comical opera is a great introduction for new and experienced audiences alike!

Saturday 14th March 7.15-10pm, £1. Meet in the Students’ Union, room: Gallery Room 4.

Foraging Walk

Students Eats are doing a foraging walk to Endcliffe Park and Forge Dam to see what is growing and edible around Sheffield! After this, there is the option to go visit the Student Eats allotment at 1pm.

Sunday 15th March 11am-1pm, £3. Meet in the Students’ Union at 11am. Wear suitable clothes for the weather and bring something to collect your foraged goodies in.

Dairy Farming and Ice Cream Making at Our Cow Molly

Ever wanted to make your own ice cream? Of course you have! Come with us as we go behind the scenes of a local dairy farm. Sheffield’s one and only independent dairy, Our Cow Molly, is opening its doors for the first ever behind the scenes ‘Give it a Go’ interactive tour! You’ll have the chance to see how to milk cows, view the processing dairy where the fresh milk is bottled, and (most excitingly!) have a go at making your own ice cream! The ticket price includes a 1 litre tub of delicious ice cream, made yourself using fresh milk from cows you’ll have seen, which you will be able to take home, and return travel. Can’t get better than that! www.ourcowmolly.co.uk

OTHER FUN STUFF

Screening of ‘Carmen’ by Bizet

Wednesday 18th March 1-4.30pm, £15. Meet at the Glossop Road entrance to Bar One.

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Solidworks Essentials CAD modelling 6 Week Course

Learn Graphic Design 6 Week Course

In this course you will learn the interface and basic methods of sketching, dimensioning and constraining sketches in Solidworks software, a very useful CAD tool. You will learn how to convert 2D into 3D, working with different techniques such as Extrusion, Revolving and Sweeps. Modelling parts form engineering drawings; you will learn how to read engineering drawings going from easy to more complex. Towards the end of the course you will be able to model a component and test its capabilities using CAD.

This course is run by the GraphCAD Society and will cover the fundamentals of good design: marketing campaigns, designing logos, cover arts, topographies, mobile and website design and print design. At the end of the course there will be a projects based session where you have to create a material of your choice based on a specific topic. Upon successful completion, you will receive a certificate and will be asked to create a creative professional portfolio for yourself.

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Mondays for 6 weeks : 9th February – 16th March 5-7pm, £25. Meet in Mappin IT suite room: F110. This is a society led session

Mondays for 6 weeks: 9th February – 16th March 5-7pm, £25. Meet in Arts Tower, room: AT1012. This is a society led session.

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.

Tuesday 10th February 7-9pm or Thursday 12th February 7-9pm, £3. Meet in the Arts Tower, room: LT02.

Photoshop and Photography 6 Week Course

In this course you will be introduced to digital photography and learn the theories behind captivating photography and functionalities of a digital SLR camera and its buttons. This will be a practical photography course as well as a theory course where you will go onto learning how to edit these photos in Photoshop. Not only will you learn how to edit the photos you have taken, you will also learn how to edit other images such as landscapes, nature views and architectural buildings. At the end of the course you will put together a portfolio and you will be encouraged to produce a final piece in the last session.

Website Coding and Word Press

SKILLS

'University' First Aid

Come along to a basic introduction to the commonly used website, WordPress. In this lesson you will be taught how to code a website, including how to write your own code for images and videos. This is a great session for societies wanting to build their own website, and for anyone who has an interest in website coding.

Thursdays: 12th February, 26th February or 12th March 11am – 1pm, £2.50. Meet in the Media Hub.

Wednesday 11th February – 18th March 5-7pm, £25. Meet in Bartolome House, room: ALG04. This is a society led session.

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MatLab Essentials 6 Week Course

Matrix Laboratory (MATLAB) is a technical programming software used in Engineering, Finance, Architecture and many other industries due to its ability to plot 3D diagrams using matrices.

This course will teach you over 6 weeks the fundamentals of MATLAB scripting in order to produce these 3D colourful plots and will introduce you to its many add-ons including Simulink which is used for system control design.

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Tuesdays for 6 weeks: 17th February – 24th March 6-8pm, £25. Meet in Mappin, room: ME03/04. This is a society led session.

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How to use InDesign and create your own CV

InDesign is the leading programme that professional newspapers and magazines use and is great for designing professional looking documents. This crash course in InDesign will give you a basic overview by teaching you how to use it through building your own professional looking CV. Taught by an Adobe Certified Associate; the course will provide you with knowledge on how to use industrystandard software as well as the output of a great CV.

The Cookery School

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Wednesday 18th February 12-1pm, £2.50. Meet in Hicks, room: G29.

Wednesday 11th March 12-1pm, £2.50. Meet in Hicks, room: G29.

The Cookery School returns this term with a new range of dishes and recipes. Taught by professional chefs from across the university, each session will give you the opportunity to learn how to make a different dish, and you will make enough food to take away and share with your friends!

Wednesdays 5-7pm; meet in Uni Central at 4:50pm, £3 per session.

18th Feb: One Pot Moroccan Chicken 25th Feb: Sticky Toffee Pudding 4th March: Cottage Pie with Rösti Topping 11th March: Lentil & Spinach Balti with Pilau Rice 18th March: Double Choc Chip Cookies

Emergency First Aid

This course is an engineering Computer Aided Design (CAD) course that teaches you how to model real machinery parts in computer and simulates forces on them. In this 6 week course you will be taught the essentials of using the world class engineering simulation software in Fluid Dynamics & Solid Mechanics , ANSYS. The course covers: sketching; meshing and element selection; structural analysis; thermal analysis and Computational Fluid Dynamics.

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.

Mondays for 6 weeks: 23rd February – 30th March 4-6pm, £25. Meet in the IC, room: 302.

This is a society led session.

Saturday 28th February 10am – 4pm, £38. Meet in the Students’ Union, room: Gallery Room 4.

Please wear comfy, loose fitting clothes.

Saturday 14th March 10am – 4pm, £38. Meet in Endcliffe Student Village, room: High Tor 5. Please wear comfy, loose fitting clothes.

Advanced Solidworks CAD modelling 6 Week Course

Looking to take your Solidworks skills to the next level? This course will take you from part time modeller to a Solidworks power user! In 6 weeks you’ll build an assembly using weldments, sheet metal, surfaces and other advanced modelling techniques.

All the while you’ll be improving your existing skills, learning handy tips and tricks. You must have a familiarity with Solidworks before taking this course or have completed the Beginner Solidworks course earlier in the term.

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Thursdays for 6 weeks: 5th March – 9th April 4-6pm, £25. Meet in Mappin, room: ME04. This is a society led session.

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This session is an interactive and fun introduction to presenting with confidence. The session will cover the skills necessary to stand up in front of a group of people and present in a clear, professional and confident way.

The session will be facilitated by Dan Newberry and Sara Patel from the University's Staff Development team. A certificate will be awarded for each participant.

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Wednesday 11th March 4-5pm, £2.

Meet in Gallery Room 4. Please bring a pen and paper.

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Korean Language Class for Beginners

Arabic Language Classes

Have you ever been interested in learning the Korean language but never had a chance? Then the Korean Society is here for you. This class aims to teach total beginners who want to learn the Korean Language. After this class, you will know how to speak and write basic phrases for conversation, grammar and numbers. This will be very helpful for you if you love to watch Korean TV programmes, films or listen to K-Pop music. Do not miss this great opportunity!

Come and learn Arabic! This is your chance to learn through a 5-session beginner course with the Arab Society in the University. The course is very flexible, and it welcomes all levels. So, whether your goal is to have an idea about the language or continue onto advanced levels, this is definitely the course for you!

Wednesday 11th and 18th February 4-6pm, £5. Meet in the Arts Tower, room: LT01. This is a two day course and a society led session.

Thursday 12, 19th, 26th February and 5th and 12th March 6-8pm, £2 for each session. Meet in the Arts Tower, room LT08. This is a society led session.

Spanish 5 Week Beginner Language Course

You’ll look at teaching resources, gain a basic understanding of how some lesson types are staged, and explore some online TEFL resources and job 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:

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:

Friday 13th February 1.30–4.30 pm, £7.50. Meet in the English Language Teaching Centre (78 Hoyle Street, off Netherthorpe Road S3 7LG) Tuesday 10th March 4-7pm, £7.50.

Meet in the English Language Teaching Centre (78 Hoyle Street, off Netherthorpe Road S3 7LG)

Mondays for 5 weeks: 16th February – 16th March 5-7pm, £20. Meet in 301 Glossop Road, room: B19 Tuesdays for 5 weeks: 17th February – 17th March 5-7pm, £20. Meet in 301 Glossop Road, room: B19

French 5 Week Beginner Language Course

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Teaching English as a Foreign Language

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: Tuesdays for 5 weeks: 17th February – 17th March 7-9pm, £20. Meet in The Edge in Endcliffe student village, room: High Tor 4 Fridays for 5 weeks: 20th February – 20th March 5-7pm, £20. Meet The Octagon Centre, room: Meeting Room 1

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Mandarin 5 Week Sign Language Community Language Course 5 Week Course

Japanese 5 Week Beginner Language Course

Italian 5 Week Beginner 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 parts of the course will focus on this.

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 and pronunciation and you will also be introduced to Japanese syllabary and the writing system: calligraphy.

A completion certificate will be given for full attendance.

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.

Tuesdays for 5 weeks: 17th February – 17th March 7-9pm, £20. Meet in The Edge in Endcliffe student village, room: High Tor 3

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This is a five week beginners’ course 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. There are two courses to choose from: Wednesdays for 5 weeks: 18th February – 18th March 5-7pm, £20. Meet in the Raynor Lounge in the Students’ Union Thursdays for 5 weeks: 19th February – 19th March 6.30 – 8.30pm, £20. Meet in The Ridge in Ranmoor student village, room: Dovedale

Wednesdays for 5 weeks: 18th February – 18th March 7-9pm, £20. Meet in The Ridge in Ranmoor Student village, room: Monsal Dale

Thursdays for 5 weeks: 19th February – 19th March 5-7pm, £20. Meet in 301 Glossop Road, room: C5

Catalan 5 Week Beginner Language 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 parts of the course will focus on this. A completion certificate will be given for full attendance.

Catalan is becoming an increasingly popular language. Actually it is spoken in three regions of Spain: Catalonia, Valencia and the Balearic Islands. Outside Spain, it is the official language of Andorra. It is also spoken in some parts of France and Italy. This course is aimed at students who have no knowledge of the Catalan language but wish to learn the basics of reading, writing, listening and speaking. This course will also introduce details about Catalan history and culture and is perfect preparation for study abroad placement or holiday.

Thursdays for 5 weeks: 19th February – 19th March 7-9pm, £20. Meet in the Medical School at the Hallamshire Hospital, room: HHSR04

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Fridays for 5 weeks: 20th February - 20th March 7- 9 pm, £20. Meet in the Octagon Centre, room: Meeting Room 1

Welsh Language Taster Session

This is a taster session on the Welsh Language given by the University Welsh Society. It can be for any skill levels even if you have never even heard the Welsh language before!

Beginners to advanced speakers who want to come along can join in.

Monday 2nd March 5-6pm, £3.

Meet in the Students’ Union, room: View Room 6. This is a society led session

Sign Language 20 Hour Course

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More intensive than our 5 week Sign EASTER N Language Course, ACATIO V our 4 day intensive Sign Language course over the Easter Vacation will go into more detail over the Sign Language culture as well as teaching you British Sign Language. You will learn salutations, finger spelling, and basic dialogue, and learn about the deaf culture. A completion certificate will be given for full attendance.

Monday 23rd March, Tuesday 24th March, Wednesday 25th March and Friday 27th March 12pm – 5pm, £40. Meet in 301 Glossop Road, room: C5

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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 here. World-class culture, award-winning dining, inspiring heritage, fantastic shopping and acclaimed architecture are linked here, as nowhere else, by the famous Geordie spirit.

Uncover a world of chocolate delights and enjoy a fun-packed day out at Cadbury World! Not just a factory tour, you’ll discover the history, the making and the magic of Cadbury confectionery and experience the sights, smells and tastes of the place where chocolate really comes to life.

After our tour, we board the coach and get dropped off in Birmingham City Centre. From museums, attractions, shopping centres to restaurants there is something for everyone.

Saturday 14th February, 8am – 5pm. £14. Meet at the Glossop Road entrance to Bar One or Oakholme Road at 8am (please choose at point of sale). The coaches depart Newcastle at 5pm.

Journey time approx. 2.5 hours. www.newcastlegateshead.com

Sunday 15th February, 8.30am – 5.30pm, £25. Meet at the Glossop Road entrance to Bar One at 8.30am.

Ticket includes return travel and entry to Cadbury world. The coach departs Birmingham city centre at 5.30pm. Journey time approx. 1.5 hours. www.visitbirmingham.org

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Be inspired by the many beautiful museums and art galleries in the picturesque city of Cambridge. Admire the beautiful architecture and majestic college buildings, especially looking towards King’s College Chapel from across the river. Why not enjoy an afternoon punting along the River Cam?! Explore quaint passages set around the historic market place, where a unique and relaxing shopping experience can be found. Here a blend of independent shops is mingled with high street brands.

Saturday 21st February, 8am – 6pm, £18.50. Meet at the Glossop Road entrance to Bar One or Oakholme Road at 8am (please choose at point of sale).

The coaches depart Cambridge at 6pm. Journey time approx. 3 hours. www.visitcambridge.org

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 bus, take a guided walking tour of the city or enjoy a leisurely sail up the river on one of Chester’s pleasure cruises.

Sunday 22nd February, 8am – 5pm, £14. Meet at the Glossop Road entrance to Bar One at 8am. The coach departs Chester at 5pm. Journey time approx. 3 hours. www.visitchester.org

Delve into the city's vibrant café culture, take time out to enjoy some of the country's most talented street entertainers or simply watch the world go by while sipping a drink by the river. York is full of Viking heritage and is home to one of the largest Gothic Cathedrals north of the Alps: York Minster. Explore the Roman Walls that surround the city, the Viking Centre, York Dungeons, or take it easy with a cruise along the River Ouse. Great for buying gifts, York has high street names as well as independent shops and antique centres. And don’t forget to visit the world famous ‘Betty’s Tea Shop’ for a quintessentially British Afternoon Tea. Saturday 28th February, 8.30am – 5.30pm, £12.50. Meet at the Glossop Road entrance to Bar One or Oakholme Road at 8.30am (please choose at point of sale). The coaches depart York at 5.30pm.

Journey time approx. 1.5 hours. www.visityork.org

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Shakespeare’s Houses: Stratford-Upon-Avon

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This trip will take you to visit three of Shakespeare’s houses. First stop is Shakespeare’s birthplace where the story begins; you will gain access to see where Shakespeare grew up and spent his first five years of married life with Anne Hathaway. Next Stop is Hall’s Croft, the elegant home of Susanna Shakespeare (Shakespeare’s daughter) and her husband, Dr John Hall. The final call is Harvard House built by local businessman Thomas Rogers in 1596! You’ll then have some free time to explore the picturesque town of Stratford-upon-Avon, rich in culture and history.

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 fascinating Oxford tourism hotspots for you to enjoy such as museums, many of which are free – so take advantage of everything Oxford has to offer. If it’s sunny then why not go punting or take a relaxing river cruise? Climb to the top of one of Oxford’s towers and witness the breath-taking views for yourself.

Sunday 1st March, 8.30am – 5.30pm, £27. Meet at the Glossop Road entrance to Bar One or Oakholme Road at 8.30am (please choose at point of sale). Ticket includes return travel and access to three of Shakespeare’s Houses as outlined in the description. Please note as two coaches are going on this trip, coach B will visit Shakespeare’s birthplace, Harvard House and then Hall’s Croft. The coaches depart Stratford-Upon-Avon at 5.30pm. Journey time approx. 2 hours

Saturday 7th March, 8am – 5.30pm, £18.50. Meet at the Glossop Road entrance to Bar One or Oakholme Road at 8am (please choose at point of sale). The coaches depart Oxford at 5.30pm. Journey time is approx. 3 hours. www.visitoxford.org

Two Day Peak District Adventure

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Hadrian’s Wall is the most popular tourist attraction in Northern England and is listed as a World Heritage site. The wall was built is 122 AD by the Roman Emperor Hadrian as a form of defence from other invading countries.

The wall once stretched across the whole of Northern England from East to West, just over 117km, and included military forts and signal towers which symbolised Roman power in both Britain and Rome. Today, only parts of the wall still remain and on this trip we will be visiting Housesteads Roman Fort which is the best preserved part of the wall. The afternoon will be spent in the nearby town of Carlisle which too was a Roman settlement. Here you will have free time to explore. You could check out the Citadel tower, the cities’ cathedral or wander around the shops.

Sunday 8th March, 7.30am – 5.30pm, £30. Meet at the Glossop Road entrance to Bar One at 7.30am. Ticket includes return travel and entrance to Housesteads Roman Fort. The coach departs Carlisle at 5.30pm. Journey time is approx. 3.5 hours

This overnight stay in the Peak District will give you the chance to explore local attractions as well as enjoying an adventure filled Saturday. We will be visiting: Eyam, Castleton, Mam Tor and Edale. Eyam is full of history while in Castleton you can grab a bite, explore the landscape or even head underground into Peaks Cavern. At Mam Tor you can enjoy beautiful views over this landscape.

We then head to our hostel via Edale where you can decide to take the short 1.6 mile walk, or stay in Edale for a while longer. Your evening will consist of a meal, board games and laughter. On Saturday, we will begin our group adventures: archery and high tops (tree climbing)! After lunch, you have some free time to explore before we head back to Sheffield.

Friday 13th – Saturday 14th March, 11am – 4pm, £80. Meet at the BGlossop Road entrance to Bar One at 11am. Ticket includes: a coach tour, return travel from Edale, one nights accommodation at Edale YHA with an evening meal, breakfast and lunch, and an activity on Saturday. The coach departs the hostel at 4pm on Saturday.

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Harry Potter Studio Tours

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We are off to the magical world of Harry Potter again. This magical journey will amaze you as we visit where all eight of the Harry Potter films were made.

The Studio Tour offers you the 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 where you can buy your house robes, a wand, and even Berty Bot’s beans; yum! Be blown away on a magical broom ride around Hogwarts and capture the memories in a photograph. This is a fantastic and magical day out, not one to be missed.

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Leeds Shopping

Sunday 15th March, 8am – 5.30pm, £49. The price of the ticket includes return travel and entry to the Studios; normal cost is £94pp: £61 for the train (with a rail card) and £33 entry to the Studios, you save a massive £45pp! The coaches depart the Studios at 5pm. Travel time is approximately 3.5 hours. www.wbstudiotour.co.uk

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Manchester is England’s capital of cool. This once industrial metropolis has transformed itself into England’s edgy northern capital and is the home of some of Britain’s biggest music legends such as Oasis and Joy Division. Manchester has iconic landmarks like the Lowry and Victorian Baths, and has a thriving arts and culture scene as well as world-famous sports teams. For the shopping lovers out there, head to Market Street, the Arndale Centre, Corn Exchange or the famous Trafford Centre.

Saturday 21st March, 8am – 5.30pm, £10. Meet at the Glossop Road entrance to Bar One or Oakholme Road at 8am (please choose at point of sale). The coaches depart Manchester at 5.30pm.

Journey time is approx. 1.5 hours

There is plenty to do in Leeds, from its independent retailers and thriving markets, to its fine fresh food, family attractions, ballet, opera, museums and art. The Victoria Quarter shopping centre is known for its beautiful architecture, designed with marbles and mosaics as well as its premium shopping with a host of top brands.

The Corn Exchange is another one of Britain’s finest Victorian buildings and holds tremendous significance both as an architectural masterpiece and its quirky, unique outlets from lots of independent retailers.

Sunday 22nd March 9.30am – 5:30pm, £10.50. Meet at the Glossop Road entrance to Bar One at 9.30am. The coach departs Leeds at 5:30pm. Journey time is approx. 1.5 hours

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Matlock Tour and Heights of Abraham

Clumber Park EASTER VACATION

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Enjoy a trip to not one, but EASTER two seasides! First stop is VACATION Whitby, dominated by its cliff top Abbey this small fishing town is the birthplace of Captain Cook and home to spooky Dracula legends. In Whitby you’ll have free time to explore its quaint cobbled streets, picturesque houses and beach harbour. Next we’ll head to Scarborough, a traditional east coast seaside resort with two sandy bays. Make sure you try traditional fish and chips, and enjoy an ice cream on the pier; delicious!

Saturday 28th March, 8am – 6pm, £18.50 Meet at the Glossop Road entrance to Bar One or Oakholme Road at 8am (this is specified on your ticket). The coaches depart Whitby at 6pm. Journey time is approx. 2.5 hours

Clumber Park is a beautiful expanse of parkland, heath and woods covering more than 3,800 acres. Clumber was once the country estate of the Dukes of Newcastle and although the house was demolished in 1938, there are many glimpses of its grand past to explore. From the Gothic-style chapel, often referred to as a 'cathedral in miniature', you can follow in the footsteps of dukes through the peaceful pleasure ground to the Walled Kitchen Garden. Why not hire a bike and head along one of the many cycle trails, or take a picnic alongside the river.

Sunday 29th March, 10am – 4pm, £10. Meet at the Glossop Road entrance to Bar One at 10am. The coach departs Clumber Park at 4pm.

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Monday 30th March, 9.30am – 4.30pm, £35. Meet at the Glossop Road entrance to Bar One at 9.30am. Please wear suitable clothing for the weather and walking boots/trainers. Ticket includes return coach travel, a tour of Matlock and Matlock Bath with a private guide, and admission to the Heights of Abraham. The coach departs Matlock Bath at 4.30pm. Journey time is approx. 1 hour.

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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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N E E R G E C A P S The Green Space is the hub for environmental action at the Students’ Union. It houses a recycling drop off point, Sustainability Library, student meeting space and the office where our friendly Green Space staff, Tim and Kiran, work. Tim organises the Sheffield on a Plate project (food sustainability and food poverty) and Kiran coordinates Green Impact Student Homes (greener private rented accommodation). We also work closely with David, the environmental coordinator, who runs great campaigns, like ‘Spring into Nature.’

FIND US: Just inside the West Entrance (the entrance opposite the Octagon)

EMAIL:

David: greenstudentsunion@sheffield.ac.uk Kiran: gish@sheffield.ac.uk Tim: sheffieldonaplate@sheffield.ac.uk

VISIT:

www.sheffieldsu.com/green www.greenimpactstudenthomes.com www.sheffieldonaplate.com

Sustainability Library

Do you want to try your hand at forgaing, bike repair, upcycling clothes, growing your own, knitting, vegetarianism, veganism or bee-keeping? Why not test the water by borrowing related books, dvds, equipment or even a bike for FREE? We have this and much more for loan, check out greenimpactstudenthomes. com/sustainability-library/ or email gish@sheffield.ac.uk for more details.

All semester, 12-1.30pm

Cosy House, Cosy Mind Your house is freezing, your bills are high. No idea what will help? Our volunteers can help you figure out how to be warmer for less. Drop by for a warm cuppa and some advice.

Thursday 12th February 3-5pm.

Meet in the Activities and Sports Zone in the Students’ Union.

Save £100s You could probably save £100s by switching your energy provider.

Most people don't know this - students think they're not allowed to switch and others think loyalty pays.

Switching energy providers could save you £100s. Bring an energy bill along and we'll help you see if you can save.

Email gish@sheffield.ac.uk to attend.

Monday 16th February 4-5pm.

Meet in the Hicks Building, room: G29.

It turns out growing your own rocket, spinach or basil on your windowsill is easy once you know how! Learn how to get your indoor herbs to survive and thrive, and you'll be given everything you need to get started: a herb pot from recycled and reused objects, some compost, some seeds, some growing tips, recipes, what works well with what, and a "here's one I grew earlier" taster!

Please book your place by emailing sheffieldonaplate@sheffield.ac.uk Wednesday 18th February 1-2pm.

Meet in the Green Space in the Students’ Union.

Free Breakfast

Part of Healthy Campus Week. Do you normally drive or use public transport to get to uni? Give walking and cycling a go and we'll give you a free breakfast. SIMPLE. If you can't walk the whole way, how about getting off the bus earlier and walking some of the way? Not only is it good for your health, it's better for the planet too so we want to celebrate your awesomeness. Vegan options available.

Tuesday 24th February 8am – 10am. Meet in the Interval in the Students’ Union.

Food Champion Training

Pick up key skills with this great training from the "Love Food Hate Waste" programme.

The training will give you skills and confidence to become a Food Champion... so you can show leadership on this important issue. We know no-one is perfect when it comes to cooking and avoiding food waste- including the people running the session! So expect it to be fun and informative- there'll be surprising facts, many hands-on activities and a very open discussion. Sign up here: goo.gl/ NCchi6 or email sheffieldonaplate@ sheffield.ac.uk to book your place.

Wednesday 25th February 1-4pm.

Meet in the Octagon Centre, room Meeting Room 3.

Your Green Union

An under the skin look at how green Sheffield Students’ Union really is. Come with us behind the scenes to see what your Students’ Union does to be as sustainable as it can be as well as to spy on some of its dirty secrets. No need to book, just turn up.

GREEN SPACE

Give it a Grow: It’s Herb ‘Thyme’

Wednesday 4th March 12.301.30pm. Meet in the Green Space in the Students’ Union.

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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 that 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. Last year we raised over £196,000 and helped students to organise more than 300 fundraising events and activities.

ESSENTIAL INFO EMAIL: RAG@SHEFFIELD.AC.UK VISIT: WWW.SHEFFIELDRAG.COM JOIN: FACEBOOK/SHEFFIELDRAG TWEET:@SHEFFIELDRAG Clubs and Societies: Adopt a Charity RAG’s ‘Adopt a Charity’ scheme works with clubs, societies and individuals to help you fundraise for charities of your choice. You can also claim back up to 50% of your fundraising for your club or society too! We can help you run your own activities and events and assist with things like planning, budgeting, marketing, risk assessment, resources and legal stuff. E-mail adoptacharity@ sheffieldrag.com

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You can ‘Adopt a Charity’ too and benefit from all the support of the ‘Adopt a Charity’ team and staff members. Or you can become a RAG Rep, learn C.V-enhancing events and fundraising skills, gain HEAR recognition, make new friends and put on your own fundraising activities with groups of like-minded individuals.

E-mail ragreps@sheffieldrag.com

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Bummit Charity Hitch-hike to Bucharest

RAG Reps & Bummit Ambassadors present…Rat Race to Leeds

Join the biggest (and best) studentled charity hitchhike in the world as we head for Bucharest, Romania.

Those lucky enough to be involved will find a hostel, restaurant, and a big night out waiting for them in Bucharest, as well as a hostel and night out at a secret half-way point, not to mention the exclusive Bummit T-shirt, goody bag and bible! www.bummit.co.uk

Blag your way from Sheffield to the nearby city of Leeds completing challenges along the way and then celebrate with a night out in Leeds before coach pick-up back to Sheffield. Ever wanted to try hitch-hiking? This is your perfect opportunity.

T.H.E. Work head to head in teams, survive the night and unlock the mystery.

Team 13 have been missing since last year’s epic Survival Night. All who have ventured to discover the mystery of what happened to Team 13 have failed to return.

Now it’s your turn! Venture in to the unknown, unlock the mystery and no doubt face some gruelling challenges along the way!

Tuesday 17th March. Pick-up from Students’ Union. Tickets £13 from Students’ Union Box Office; then register at www.sheffieldrag.com.

Minimum sponsorship £30 (raise money for a charity of your choice through RAG’s Adopt a Charity)

Interested in Inter-railing? Why not take part in a week-long international treasure hunt spanning the whole of Europe? On this once in a lifetime trip, teams of students will venture from Brussels to Budapest solving riddles and completing wacky challenges along the way, all for the chance to win a spectacular grand prize! Go ahead, take the plunge and see where your adventure takes you! Ticket includes inter-rail pass, end-point hostel and party, travel insurance, t-shirt, goody bag, fundraising support.

15th - 19th June (1st week of summer vacation). Tickets £110 (includes inter-rail pass worth £154) from Students’ Union Box office then register at www.sheffieldrag.com .

Minimum sponsorship £250.

Trip 1 set-off: 23rd March. Trip 2 set-off: 25th March. Tickets £75 from Students’ Union Box Office then register at www.bummit.co.uk Minimum sponsorship £250.

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Survival Night

Saturday 28th February. Tickets £9 from Students’ Union Box Office (includes night out and coach back from Leeds). Minimum sponsorship £25.

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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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Fun on the Farm Come along to Whirlow Hall Farm and get them ready for Spring. Help with a general clean and tidy of the farm and paint inside the animal handling barn where the rabbits, ponies and guinea pigs live. Then enjoy a guided tour of the farm and stroke the friendly animals!

Wednesday 11th February. 10am12.30pm or 12.30pm-3pm

Fruit Tree Planting Luxuriate in the chance to get out in the fresh air and stretch your muscles while helping develop a natural and healthy environment for food growing and wildlife. You will be planting new fruit trees and shrubs and developing new vegetable beds.

There will also be a chance to hand feed the very cute alpacas!

Saturday 14th February, 11am4pm

Lantern Making Workshop Get creative and learn how to make lovely lanterns from tissue paper and willow! These decorations will be displayed when families parade along the streets of Sharrow during their Lantern Festival. The charity will give you details of future sessions if you want to make more magical creations or get involved on the day of the festival!

Sunday 15th February, 12noon4pm

Whirlow Hall Farm Lambing Day Hop along to Whirlow Hall Farm for their Lambing Open Day. Help with children’s activities such as arts and crafts and face painting. If you’re lucky you might get to see a lamb being born!

Thursday 19th February, 10am1pm or 1pm-4pm

YHA Castleton Dry Stone Walling

Visit this beautiful site for growing local food and demonstrating renewable energy and sustainable living. Help with planting hedges and fruit trees and building fences around new plants.

Try out your dry stone walling skills and help whitewash and paint the camping barn so that it looks clean and fresh at the YHA at Castleton in the beautiful Peak District.

Saturday 21st February, 10am4pm

Lynwood Gardens Forge Building Help build a community micro forge and cob pizza oven in Lynwood Gardens. Learn how to build cleft oak fencing as well as brick laying and dry stone walling. Then enjoy a bonfire and BBQ for all volunteers!

Sunday 22nd February, 10am-5pm

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Tea Dance Put on those dancing shoes and spend the afternoon hosting a tea dance for clients of Sheffield Royal Society for the Blind. There will be music, food and good company – what could be better?

Saturday 14th March, 1pm-4pm

Whinfell Quarry Garden Painting Day Whinfell Quarry Garden is a small garden created within a derelict flagstone quarry which houses a collection of unusual trees and shrubs. Volunteer to help clean and repaint the park seats to enable elderly and disabled visitors to enjoy the garden.

Saturday 14th March, 9.30am4pm

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Eckington Park Sustainability Project

Volunteering at YHA Hartington Hall will make a big difference. This gorgeous, cosy hostel needs a good lick of paint to make it welcoming for guests and young families that stay there!

Saturday 28th February, 12noon5pm

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If you're 21 or over, you're a mature student! It’s not scary, it’s exciting!!!

There are around 3,000 of us at the University of Sheffield! We are a working committee who work to represent all mature students at The University of Sheffield. We aim to run campaigns, socials and events for mature students and to raise the profile of all mature students at our University. We are supported by the Mature Students' Councillor and Women’s Officer. If you have any questions or comments or want to raise any issues or have any suggestions for events, campaigns or socials you want us to organise on your behalf, please get in touch.

ESSENTIAL INFO EMAIL: MSC@SHEFFIELD.AC.UK CONFIDENTIAL EMAIL: SHEFMSC.WELFARE@GMAIL.COM VISIT: SU.SHEFFIELD.AC.UK/GROUPS/MSC FACEBOOK: /MSCSHEFFIELD MAILING LIST: EEPURL.COM/USHEP Here are a select few of the events we are running this term, they are open to everyone but we hope to see some of our mature students come along and ‘Give it a Go!’

A Feast of Curry We are big fans of curry nights, and we want to invite you along to enjoy it with us! For just £12.95 you can enjoy a feast of curry with us at Butler's Balti House.

Thursday 12th February 6.3011pm, £12.95. Meet in the Interval Bar in the Students’ Union.

Mature Students’ Committee goes to the Movies Missed a movie, but hate playing it from your laptop?

We hear you, and in association with Film Unit have created a Film Night for you! We are delighted to be showing Interstellar, a film that is sure to keep you thrilled in your seats and at a fraction of the normal cinema cost!

Sunday 15th February 7.10-10pm, £2.50. Meet in the Students’ Union foyer.

Chinese New Year Afternoon Tea Chinese New Year is a wonderful festival celebrated by many of us here at Sheffield. To commemorate event with tea, we have paired up with the exquisite INOX Dine to bring you Asian teas and some of the famous delicacies (think flaky puff pastry egg tarts!) from around the world. Whether this is your first Chinese New Year or you love to celebrate it each year, we are sure that it would be a celebration you will enjoy. Let the joyous festival begin!

Thursday 19th February 3-5pm, £6. Meet in Inox Dine, level 6 in the Students’ Union.

Skating on ‘Thin Ice’

Ready? Steady? BOWL! Come with us as we head to the Alley for some 'bowling' good fun. Be it your first time, or your umpteenth one, show us what you’ve got with this irresistible deal that your Mature Students’ Committee has got for you!

Who knows, you might just be the Bowling King/Queen of the night!

Who needs a Hyde Park skating rink when we've got Ice Sheffield right here with us? Save your money (and time!) on that trip out of Sheffield, and come spend it skating with us!

Whether you've got icy moves like Jagger, or just a beginner keen to learn and have fun, we welcome all to join us on this unforgettable night!

Friday 6th March 6-10pm, £6. Meet outside the Students’ Union. Please bring money for the tram fare. Ticket includes 3 games, please bring your uCard or NUS card.

Friday 13th March 12.45-4pm, £3.30. Meet in the Students’ Union foyer. Please bring money for the tram fare.

A Coffee Day Trip to Morning for our Yorkshire Charities Wildlife Park It's a Sunday! So kick child back, relax, and enjoy a touch of Spring's morning with us. friendly In association with STAR (Student Action for Refugee's) and to raise awareness of our adopted charities - Assist and Roundabout! We are holding a Coffee Morning at Coffee Revolution to kick off Refugee Week, featuring words and music from asylum seekers and representatives of our charities.

Aimed for all ages, so bring along your family as we have prepared games and Lego blocks to keep them occupied! Sunday Mornings will never be the same again.

Sunday 15th March 11am12.30pm, £5.95. Meet in Coffee Revolution in the Students’ Union.

Ticket price includes a Sunday Morning Newspaper, a regular coffee and a croissant.

You're in for a fantastic child family fun day out!

Come into the world friendly of the animals at Yorkshire Wildlife Park.

There’s family fun all day long with a walkthrough safari animal areas, a full programme of ranger talks and feeding time, indoor and outdoor play areas, cafes and shops in the new Safari Village.

There's also a beautiful pride of lions that have been rescued from a zoo in Romania, and not forgetting Victor the Polar Bear!

Wednesday 18th March 11.40am7pm, £14. Please meet outside the Students’ Union. Ticket includes return coach travel and entry to the Park.

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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 Students’ Union. Many of our activities are organised by the One World Ambassadors – 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

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Society Mash-up

One World and Give it A Go are very excited to launch ‘Society MashUp’. Our Society Mash-Up events are hosted by two or more 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.

What languages do you want to speak? Tandem Language is a great chance for you to finally start improving and sharing your language skills. We will be showcasing a variety of languages and we will help you find a ‘tandem partner’ – someone who can teach you a language in return for you helping them learn a language. Everyone is welcome regardless of your current language ability.

Monday 16th February 6-8pm, £2. Meet in Fusion in the Students’ Union.

Culture Workshop

Sushi or brownies? Curry or pizza?

Come and Join One World on their Global Food Crawl along West Street and Division Street for a taste of many different cuisines from around the Globe!

Thursday 26th February 6-9.30pm, £10. Meet at the Welcome Desk in the Students’ Union. Please email One.World@ sheffield.ac.uk if you have any dietary requirements.

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Create your own 1st March Talisman Romanians, Bulgarians and Greek and Cypriots have a tradition for the 1st of March to wear a specific bracelet with a charm, or talisman, called Martishor/Martenitsa/Martoui.

At this event you can learn how to create one, and wear it to celebrate the beginning of Spring!

Sunday 1st March 12-2pm, £1.50.

Meet in the Activities and Sports Zone.

Carnival is a tradition found in many cultures around the world including the annual Carnival of Venice. Get into the spirit with us by making your own Venetian Mask. Don’t worry if you are not particularly arty, we will guide you through all of the steps, and you will leave the workshop with a gorgeous mask to wear on a night out, or to decorate your home in a unique way.

Tuesday 10th March 4-7pm, £3.50. Meet in the Activities and Sports Zone in the Students’ Union.

What do you know about Islam?

Join us for a guided tour of Sheffield Islamic Centre and discover a faith practiced by over 1.5 billion people worldwide. The tour will include a general introduction to Islam and a chance to explore Sheffield’s largest mosque! This event is free so please email One.World@sheffield.ac.uk to book your place.

Wednesday 11th March 9.30am - 11.30am. Meet in the Students’ Union by the Welcome Desk.

Please be aware that you will have to take your shoes off before entering the centre. Please bring money for the tram.

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We live in a world with more than 7 billion people, 204 countries and over 6,000 languages spoken.

Your ability to understand and communicate with people from different cultural backgrounds is now seen as one of the most important attributes by graduate employers.

The Culture Workshop features a variety of games and activities to explore the cultures in our global community and will help you develop important skills for the future.

Wednesday 18th March 2-4pm.

To sign up please email: One. World@sheffield.ac.uk Meet in the Students’ Union, room: Gallery Room 4.

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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!

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Tickets for all activities are on sale at the Students’ Union Box Office 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 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.

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The child friendly logo beside selected day trips allows student friendly 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 the full priced ticket.

WOMENS COMMITTEE The Women’s Campaigns 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 for events specifically designed for self-defining women.

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.

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

Look out for the Students’ Union Spring Watch logo- it highlights all our activities which celebrate biodiversity.

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 and Bar One are on Level 1 in the Students' Union. Fusion, Foundry and Studio are on Level 2 in the Students’ Union. Coffee Revolution and the Activities & Sports Zone are on Level 3. 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. For a helpful map visit www.sheffield.ac.uk/visitors/ mapsandtravel/university

YOUR GIVE IT A GO… If you have any ideas, suggestions or just general feedback about Give it a Go, email giveitago@sheffield.ac.uk or call into the Activities and Sport Zone.

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

Follow us on Twitter @SUGiveitaGo