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Residence Life
If you are a first year living in one of the
student residences you can get a £2 discount
off everything you see in this programme above
£2.50, just show your Residence Life card at the
Box Office. For Day Trips, this discount is increased to
£5 off each trip.
Stuck for something to do tonight?!
Look out for the Residence Life Logo
throughout the programme to
find activities that are right on
your doorstep.
The Give it a Go Summer programme 2015The 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 pay and play.
1. 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 13th Apr Tue 14th Apr Wed 15th Apr Thu 16th Apr Fri 17th Apr Sat 18th Apr Sun 19th Apr
• Circus Skills - Balloon Modelling
• Street Jazz • Mixed Self Defence
• Primary Playground Painting
• Lishi Tai Chi• Website Coding
& Wordpress• Tandem
Language Café
• Beginners Tap • Capoeira• Meet the Bees • Oxford
• Barista Training• Chatsworth
House
Mon 20th Apr Tue 21st Apr Wed 22nd Apr Thu 23rd Apr Fri 24th Apr Sat 25th Apr Sun 26th Apr
Economics Society Women’s Week• Circus Skills
– Feather Balancing
• Stunt Cheerleading
Economics Society Women’s Week • Street Jazz• Ghost Tour• Ushering
Extraordinaire at the Theatre
Economics Society Women’s Week • Barista Training• Whirlow Hall
Farm - Lambing• Varsity Final –
Ice Hockey
Economics Society Women’s Week • Events
Management Course
Economics Society Women’s Week• Beginners Tap• Dream Catcher
Making• Bollywood
Dance: Partner and Group
• Capoeira• Weekend
Intensive German Course
• Liverpool• The Crazy
Cultural Challenge
• Off the Grid Project
• Barista Training• Weekend
Intensive German Course
• Bakewell Food Festival
Mon 27th Apr Tue 28th Apr Wed 29th Apr Thu 30th Apr Fri 1st May Sat 2ndh May Sun 3rd May
• Street Jazz• Artistic
Extravaganza at the Theatre
• TEFL• Goalball• Give it a Grow -
Herb Giveaway
• Needle Book• One World Café• Events
Management Course
• Artistic Extravaganza at the Theatre
• Give it a Grow - Herb Giveaway
• Beginners Tap • Meet the Bees • Alnwick Castle
• Barista Training• Chester• Football for
Friendship
Mon 4th May Tue 5th May Wed 6th May Thu 7th May Fri 8th May Sat 9th May Sun 10th May
BANK HOLIDAY - UNION CLOSED
• Moroccan Candle Holder Decorating
• Barista Training• Outdoor
Climbing• Sports Day
• Events Management Course
• Butterfly Farm • Barista Training• Harrogate
Mon 11th May Tue 12th May Wed 13th May Thu 14th May Fri 15th May Sat 16th May Sun 17th May
• Zumba & Toning• Swedish Back
Massage
• Reflexology • Garden Rejuvenation Day
• Tarot Card Reading and Divination
• Crime and Murder Tour
• Whitby• The Plant
Hospital
• Barista Training• Harry Potter
Studios
Mon 18th May Tue 19th May Wed 20th May Thu 21st May Fri 22nd May Sat 23rd May Sun 24th May
• Barista Training• Full Body
Relaxation• Animal Day with
RSPCA
• Astrology • Eurovision 2015• Blackpool
• Barista Training
Mon 25th May Tue 26th May Wed 27th May Thu 28th May Fri 29th May Sat 30th May Sun 31st May
EXAMS WEEK 1BANK HOLIDAY - UNION CLOSED
EXAMS WEEK 1 EXAMS WEEK 1 EXAMS WEEK 1 EXAMS WEEK 1 • Fashion
Societies End of Year Workshop
EXAMS WEEK 1 EXAMS WEEK 1 • Barista Training
Mon 1st June Tue 2nd June Wed 3rd June Thu 4th June Fri 5th June Sat 6th June Sun 7th June
EXAMS WEEK 2 EXAMS WEEK 2 EXAMS WEEK 2• BARISTA TRAINING
EXAMS WEEK 2 EXAMS WEEK 2 EXAMS WEEK 2• Cambridge
EXAMS WEEK 2
Mon 8th June Tue 9th June Wed 10th June Thu 11th June Fri 12th June Sat 13th June Sun 14th June
EXAMS WEEK 3• Alton Towers
EXAMS WEEK 3• Alton Towers
EXAMS WEEK 3• Alton Towers
EXAMS WEEK 3• Alton Towers
EXAMS WEEK 3• Alton Towers
EXAMS WEEK 3• Alton Towers
EXAMS WEEK 3• Alton Towers
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Stunt Cheerleading
Outdoor Climbing
Stunt Cheerleading is a great opportunity to come and try something totally new and different! It incorporates a range of dance, jumps, tumbles and stunts into a routine and we have six skilled coaches who are ready to teach you all of these skills. No experience is necessary - most of the squad have absolutely no previous cheerleading experience when they joined. All we ask for is enthusiasm and a willingness to try. *Stunt cheerleading isn’t just exclusive to girls; we have a few boys on the team already and we are always looking for more!*
Monday 20th April, 7-9pm, meet on the concourse at 6:50pm or Brookhill Hall at 7pm, £3. Wear gym-wear, trainers and a come with a positive, cheery attitude!
Join the Mountaineering Club at Lawrence Quarry and receive a four hour introduction into climbing outside in the peak district. This is a fantastic opportunity to experience the sport Sheffield is world famous for alongside some of the clubs most experienced climbers.
Wednesday 6th May, meet under the concourse at 1pm, £7. Please come along appropriately dressed for the weather, tracksuits and trainers are ideal. Please bring an extra warm layer and waterproofs if it is raining. Additionally you will need £6 for the bus fare to and from the Peak District.
Mixed Self Defence Class
Our self-defence class 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. 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.
Wednesday 15th April, 3-5pm, Studio, £3. Please wear loose clothing, trainers, and bring a bottle of water
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Varsity Coaches: Ice Hockey Final Buy your coach tickets for the Varsity Final: Ice Hockey, at the Sheffield Arena on Wednesday 22nd April. Coach tickets are £6 general and £1 for Residence Life members. Coaches are departing from Ranmoor Student Village and Endcliffe Student Village at 6pm. Please note this is transport only and does not include the price of the Ice Hockey ticket. You must purchase the Ice Hockey ticket separately. Coaches depart the Arena at 9pm.
Needle Book
Moroccan Candle Holder Decorating
Come along to Stitch Soc to make your very own needle book! They’re a great way to store your needles and look very cute too! We have a variety of designs for you to choose from. All levels of experience welcome. All materials provided.
Thursday 30th April, 5.30 – 7.30pm, Activities and Sports Zone, £4
Make your own Moroccan glass candle holder. Ran by the Art Society, this is a great chance to get crafty and meet some new people. Ticket price includes use of all the supplies.
Tuesday 5th May, 4-6pm, Octagon Meeting Room 1, £2
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Fashion Societies End of Year Workshop
This will be Fashion Societies last workshop of the year! You will be provided with a white t-shirt and all of the materials to do some really cool tie dye. Also provided are materials to do other customizing such as studding, so make sure that you bring some clothes to work on. There will be some surprises on the day and cakes and refreshments will be provided! With a limited number of tickets, buy now so you don’t miss out!
Friday 29th May, 6-8pm, Activities and Sports Zone, £4
Dream Catcher Making
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.
Friday 24th April, 5-7pm in the Octagon Council Chambers, £3.50
Swedish Back Massage
Lishi Tai Chi
Massage has been practiced 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 new-found talent for de-stressing family and friends. Why not use the techniques learnt to relax ahead of exams?
Monday 11th May, 5-7pm, Octagon Council Chambers, £3.50. Involves pair work. Please bring a bath towel
Join Lishi Tai Chi Society for this short exercise session to introduce Lishi Tai Chi. Lishi is a fun exercise system that is both slow and fast. Slow Tai Chi, yoga and breathing helps you to relax, feel good and be more connected to your own body. The faster movements in Lishi help you to be agile, dynamic and are excellent for improving fitness. The session is taught by an experienced teacher, with an easy to follow approach. People of all abilities and fitness levels are welcome.
Thursday 16th April, 4.30-6pm, Foundry, £1. Wear loose clothing and shoes for exercising
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Relaxation Astrology
We all have moments when life gets on top of us, we all struggle with the pace of life and the pressures of work and other people around us, but one thing we should be able to do is relax, fully relax. Here in this session you get the chance to let everything go, to find a relaxing position that can be used whenever and wherever you need it. Practical solutions to the stresses of modern life, a toolkit to use and share throughout life. Why not use the techniques learnt to relax ahead of exams?
Wednesday 20th May, 7-9pm, Gallery Room 3, £3.50
Come and find out if you're a fiery Leo or a moon drenched Cancer, learn about the influences of planets and what the star signs really are and what they mean to you and your friends. Could you get on better with Virgo housemates next year or would you prefer the easy going Sagittarius? Come and find out where your stars lay and what they mean to you. Please bring pen, paper and an open mind.
Friday 22nd May, 6-8pm, Gallery Room 3. £3.50
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Tarot Card Reading and Divination
Learn what tarot card reading and divination are 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.
Thursday 14th May, 5-7pm, Gallery Room 3, £3.50
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Street Jazz
Beginners Tap
CapoeiraBollywood Dance: Partner and Group
Zumba & Toning
Street Jazz is an energetic class based on a commercial street jazz style of dancing. The class is suitable for all abilities and will include a basic warm up as well as learning part of a routine.
Tuesdays: 14th, 21st and 28th of April, 8-9pm, Studio, £3.50
Beginners Tap is a really fun introduction to the style of tap dancing. Learn the basic steps and build up to a basic routine. No tap shoes or previous experience needed, just come along and have fun!
Fridays: 17th and 24th of April or 1st May, 5-6pm, Uni Central, £3.50
Capoeira is an exciting sport that combines martial arts, dance, acrobatics and music. A Brazilian art with African roots, capoeira will improve your: strength; balance; and flexibility, and is a fun way of getting fit. From kicks to cartwheels, singing to spinning, there’s something for everyone! This session is run by the University Capoeira Society and 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 18th and 25th April, 3-5pm, meet in Goodwin Sports Centre, room: Activity Room 1, £4. Please bring a bottle of water and wear gym-wear.
Bollywood Dance is a mix of Indian classical/traditional dance with influence of western dance forms like jazz and hip hop. This interesting dance form is unique and has its own flavour and merit, mostly spotted in Bollywood movies, Desi weddings, Clubs and more! Part of Bollywood dancing also involves matching your moves to the lyrics of the music. No experience needed, everyone is welcome!
Friday 24th April, 6-8pm, Studio, £3.
Ditch the workout and join the party! Zumba is an enjoyable workout, so whether you're sick of the gym or just looking to try something new, then give Zumba a go! No skill is required; all abilities welcome, just follow the instructor. Zumba will take place for the first half of the session.
Toning class is like Zumba except more care is taken as small weights are involved. This easy exercise tones muscles all over your body and this continues on from Zumba from 6.45pm-7.30pm, same place same people. Hope to see you there!
Monday 11th May, 6-7.30pm, Uni Central, £3.
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Meet the Bees
Feather Balancing Workshop
Balloon Modelling Workshop
The Beekeeping society invites you to come and meet their bees! On the day, you will learn how to check the bees’ health and find the queen. It’s a great to see how a hive works and learn a bit more about bee keeping and bees. There will be an opportunity to buy society membership with a jar of honey on the day.
Saturday 18th April, 1-3pm, meet outside the Edge, £2
Saturday 2nd May. 1-3pm, meet outside the Edge, £2
Fancy learning a new skill that you can do to relax? Why not try peacock feather balancing? The strangest things the University can offer are always the most fun, and I bet you never thought of trying this out! No experience required. All materials provided plus free tea and biscuits!
Monday 20th April, 7:45-10pm, meet by the Welcome Desk, £1
The teapots return with another fantastic balloon modelling workshop! After receiving great feedback on their previous ones they have decided to run another! Come learn how to make dogs, swords, worms, monkeys, t-shirts, hats and so much more! No experience required. All materials provided plus free tea and biscuits!
Monday 13th April, 7:45-10pm, meet by the Welcome Desk, £1
Come along and get a free pack of grow your own herbs (suitable for indoor growing on a windowsill, perfect if you don't have garden space!). Pick up some seeds, compost , pots, and learn what to do with them to ensure you get a lovely tasty herb in a month's time! You can choose to attend either session, they are both the same, no need to come to both. To book a place email [email protected]
Wednesday 29th April, 2-4pm, The Green Space, Free
Thursday 30th April, 1-2pm, The Green Space, Free
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Ghost TourWhirlow Hall Farm - Lambing
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.
Tuesday 21st April, 7.30 – 9.30pm, meet on the Town Hall Steps in the City Centre, £4.50.
Experience the beauty of the natural world this spring! See new-born lambs frolicking around the barn and on the fields at Whirlow Hall Farm, just 3 miles from the University up Ecclesall Road. Come along and meet our cows and calves, pigs and piglets, duck, rabbits, turkeys, goats, guinea pigs, ponies, hens and chicks. Spend two hours on the farm and have a guided tour behind the scenes. Plenty of animals to see and stroke; come along and join in the farmyard fun! Farm shop and café available too!
Wednesday 22nd April, 2-4.30pm, meet at the Glossop Road entrance to Bar One, £10. Please bring money for the bus fare.
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 in the Students’ Union. The session will last between 1.5 and 2 hours depending on group size.
Choose from the following dates: Sunday 19th April at 6.30pm, Wednesday 22nd April at 7.30pm, Sunday 26th April at 6.30pm, Sunday 3rd May at 6.30pm, Wednesday 6th May at 7.30pm, Sunday 10th May at 6.30pm, Sunday 17th May at 6.30pm, Wednesday 20th May at 7.30pm, Sunday 24th May at 6.30pm, Sunday 31st May at 6.30pm, Wednesday 3rd June at 7:30pm
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Coffee Morning with MSC
Historical Crime and Murder Tour
It’s a Sunday, so kick back, relax and enjoy a morning with MSC in association with STAR (Student Action for Refugee’s) and their adopted charities – Assist and Roundabout! Featuring words and music from asylum seekers and representatives of their charities, their coffee morning is ideal for all ages so bring along your family as they have prepared games and Lego blocks to keep them occupied. Sunday Mornings will never be the same again!
Sunday 26th April, 11am-12:30pm, meet in Coffee Revolution in the Students’ Union, £5.95. Ticket price includes a Sunday Morning Newspaper, a regular coffee and a croissant.
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. Wear warm clothing and bring an umbrella if necessary.
Friday 15th May, 7.30-9.30pm, meet in front of Sheffield Cathedral, £4.50.
Film Unit Presents: Eurovision 2015
For Eurovision’s 60th Anniversary, Film Unit and The Five & Dime Picture Show bring you a unique experience. Watch the live final on our huge cinema screen, expect guest hosts, flags and face paint, fancy dress competitions, audience voting and much more! Saturday 23rd May, 7pm till late, meet in the Students’ Union Auditorium, £2.50.
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Website Coding and WordPress
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 anyone who has an interest in website coding.
Thursday 16th April, 11am – 1pm, meet in the Media Hub, £2.50
Introduction to Events Management Course
Weekend Intensive German
TEFL: Teaching English as a Foreign Language
This course is your introduction to the basics of planning and organising an event. You will learn the key aspects of Event Management, and gain skills in how to achieve your objectives in the best ways possible, whether you event is big or small. The three session will include; events management, marketing and social media. A completion certificate will be awarded for full attendance.
Tuesdays: 23rd April, 30th April and 7th May, 5-7pm, Arts Tower, LT08, £15.
Our weekend intensive German course is aimed at students who have no knowledge of the German language but wish to learn the basics of reading, writing, listening and speaking. German is now one of the most popular languages spoken across Europe, so this course is perfect if you’re planning to travel study or work in Europe. You’ll be able to order a bratwurst in no time!
Saturday 25th & Sunday 26th April, 10am - 4pm, Monsal Dale in Ranmoor, £20
You’ll look at teaching resources, gain a basic understanding of how some lesson types are staged, and explore some online TEFL resources and jobs sites. This is a very useful introduction if you are thinking of travelling, teaching, or want to do a full TEFL course in future. Participants can get a £50 discount on a full Cambridge CELTA TEFL Certification course. An attendance certificate will be given.
Wednesday 29th April, 1.30 – 4.30pm, English Language Teaching Centre (78 Hoyle Street, off Netherthorpe Road S3 7LG, £7.50
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Oxford
Known as the city of ‘dreaming spires,’ Oxford is steeped in rich and fascinating history. Home to the world famous Oxford University, its 38 separate colleges 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 the sun is out, 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.
Saturday 18th April, 8am – 5:30pm, meet at the Glossop Road entrance to Bar One, £18.50. The coach departs Oxford at 5:30pm. Journey time is approx. 3 hours. www.visitoxford.org
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Chatsworth House
Bakewell Food Festival
Chatsworth House is a truly breathtaking traditional English stately residence, home to the Duke and Duchess of Devonshire. The house has 30 rooms full of Europe's finest private collection of treasures. You can also stroll around the beautiful garden which includes a maze, five miles of walks, rare plants, fountains, ponds and the famous Duke's Cascade. Plus, on the way home we will stop at the Chatsworth 'farm shop' for you to stock up on local goodies!
Sunday 19th April, 10am – 5pm, meet at the Glossop Road entrance to Bar One, £24. Ticket includes travel and entry to the house and gardens. The coach will depart Chatsworth at 4pm for a stop at the Farm Shop before heading back to Sheffield at 5pm. Travel time is approx. 45 minutes. www.chatsworth.org
This small market town in the Derbyshire Dales, well known for the Bakewell Pudding (or is it a Bakewell tart?!), is holding its annual food festival celebrating the wealth of excellent local produce the Peak District has to offer. As well as a multi-award winning farmers market at the Agricultural Business Centre, the historic streets will host more than their usual splendid offerings of food fayre to tempt your plate! For all you food lovers, this is a trip not to be missed!
Sunday 26th April, 9:30am – 4pm, meet at the Glossop Road entrance to Bar One, £10. The coach departs the Festival at 4pm. Travel time is approx. 45 minutes.
Liverpool
Famous for being the birthplace of The Beatles and home to Liverpool FC and Everton FC, Liverpool has a wealth of attractions for you to explore! The Albert Dock complex is its pride and joy; these restored warehouses are now home to a collection of cafes, shops and attractions – including the Beatles Story museum, the Tate Liverpool Gallery, the International Slavery Museum and the World Museum Liverpool. Back in the city centre; look out for more Beatles landmarks like the Cavern Club and a variety of other galleries and museums. Or else just shop till you drop in the new and impressive Liverpool ONE and the city centre.
Saturday 25th April, 8am – 5:30pm, meet at the Glossop Road entrance to Bar One or Oakholme Road (please choose at point of sale), £15. The coach departs Liverpool at 5:30pm. Travel time is approximately 2.5 hours. www.visitliverpool.com
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Alnwick Castle is one of the largest inhabited castles in England and is situated between Newcastle and Edinburgh. It is steeped in history and has been used as a setting in many television series and films including Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone and the Chamber of Secrets, and was used in filming for the Downton Abbey Christmas special. Alnwick boasts sumptuous state rooms, filled with remarkable art and furniture, including one of the country’s finest private art collections. Today we will get a private tour to see rooms used in the Downton Abbey 2014 Christmas special episode. We will hear behind-the-scenes details of filming, and learn how a real stately household would operate.
Saturday 2nd May, 8am – 5pm, meet at the Glossop Road entrance to Bar One, £27. The ticket includes travel, admission to castle and grounds and the ‘Welcome to Brancaster: Downton comes to Alnwick Tour’. The coach will depart Alnwick Castle at 5pm. Journey time approx 3.5 hours. www.alnwickcastle.com18
Chester
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 3rd May, 8am – 5pm, meet at the Glossop Road entrance to Bar One, £14. The coach departs Chester at 5pm. Journey time approx. 3 hours. www.visitchester.org
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Tropical Butterfly House,Wildlife and Falconry Centre
It’s not all butterflies! This lovely local Wildlife Centre houses amazing wildlife from across the globe. You’ll be able to visit the butterfly house, Meerkat Mansion, small animal house, farm barn and prairie dog camp, as well as seeing lots of birds of prey and parrots. There are plenty of talks and displays throughout the day for you to enjoy. You’ll have the day to explore the centre, and there will be plenty of time for you to visit the Jungle Gift Shop and Butterfly Cafe.
Saturday 9th May, 9:30am – 4pm, meet at the Glossop Road entrance to Bar One, £19. The coach will depart the attraction at 4pm. Ticket includes admission and return travel. Travel time is approx. 45 minutes. Families, please buy a ticket for your child if you are bringing them on this trip. Under 2’s go free. www.butterflyhouse.co.uk
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Harrogate Whitby
Harrogate is a beautiful spa town in North Yorkshire. In the 18th century, the town became known as “The English Spa”, after the waters were discovered to contain healing properties. Today there are many stunning and unusual sights to see, with many historic buildings, impressive architecture, as well as the natural springs. Learn more about the town’s history at one of the local museums or galleries. Make sure you stop for tea and cake at the world famous Betty’s Tearooms – a quintessentially English experience.
Sunday 10th May, 9am – 4:30pm, meet at the Glossop Road entrance to Bar One, £10.The coach will depart Harrogate at 4:30pm. Journey time approx. 1.5 hours.www.visitharrogate.co.uk
Enjoy a trip to the seaside! Whitby, a small fishing town dominated by its cliff top Abbey, 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. Beaches, cliff tops and fun arcades stand only yards apart. Make sure you try traditional fish and chips, and enjoy an ice cream on the pier; delicious!
Saturday 16th May, 8am – 6pm, meet at the Glossop Road entrance to Bar One or Oakholme Road, £15 (please choose at point of sale). The coaches depart Whitby at 6pm. Journey time is approx. 2.5 hours. www.visitwhitby.com
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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. Join us afterwards at the Edge Bar in Endcliffe for a Harry Potter themed Quiz from 9pm.
Sunday 17th May, 8am – 5:30pm, £49, meet at the Glossop Road entrance to Bar One. The coach departs the Studios at 5:30pm. Travel time is approximately 3.5 hours. www.wbstudiotour.co.uk
“Oh I do like to beside the seaside.” Britain’s favourite seaside resort is crammed with thrills and excitement, making every visit a fun-filled adventure. You can visit the Zoo, the sealife centre, Blackpool Tower – c’est magnifique, go shopping, catch a theatre show, head to Blackpool Pleasure Beach and enjoy thrilling rides, visit one of Blackpool’s many art galleries and heritage centres, or relax on the beach with a bag of chips and an ice cream.
Saturday 23rd May, 8am – 5:30pm, £12. Meet at the Glossop Road entrance to Bar One or Oakholme Road at 8am (please choose at point of sale). The coaches depart Blackpool at 5.30pm. Journey time approx 2 hours. www.visitblackpool.com
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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 and colleges, where a unique and relaxing shopping experience can be found; here a blend of independent shops is mingled with high street brands.
Saturday 6th June, 8am – 6pm, meet at the Glossop Road entrance to Bar One or Oakholme Road, (please choose at point of sale), £18.50. The coaches depart Cambridge at 6pm. Journey time approx. 3 hours. www.visitcambridge.org
Escape to Alton Towers Resort and experience the first roller coaster with 14 inversions in the world; the Smiler is guaranteed to marmalise your body and mind with twisted psychological effects featuring plunging 30m drops, a ride time of 165 seconds and a track length 3x the length of Oblivion! And coming May 2015, can you face the Big Six? Alton Towers Resort challenges you to ride six of the UK’s biggest rollercoasters. The Smiler, Air, Nemesis, Rita, TH13TEEN and Oblivion await if you’re brave enough to take them all on in one day.
Daily from Monday the 8th June to Sunday the 14th June, 8.30am – 5.30pm, meet at the Glossop Road entrance to Bar One. (or Oakholme Road as well as Glossop Road on Friday, Saturday and Sunday please choose at point of sale) £35. The coach will depart Alton Towers at 5:30pm. You must have a valid NUS card or your Ucard to purchase a ticket. Journey time approx 1.5 hours.www.altontowers.com
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Sport Sheffield is
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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
@socialsportuos
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For more information about the social sport programme, please contact one of our Social Sport Development Officers:
Martin Cook – [email protected] James Blencowe – [email protected]
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AMERICAN FOOTBALL
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NETBALL 4-5.15PM
VOLLEYBALL 5-6PM
PARKRUN 9AM
MEN’S BASKETBALL
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SPINNING 6.30-7.30PM
HIIT FITNESS
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SOCIAL RUNNING
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LACROSSE 5-6PM
SWIMMING 6-8PM
DODGEBALL 10.30AM-12.30PM
BADMINTON12-2PM
BOXING FITNESS
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FITNESS CLASS 7-8PM
TABLETENNIS 6-7.30PM
HANDBALL 6.30-7.30PM
BOULDERING 7-10PM
TABLE TENNIS 10.30AM-12.30PM
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FITNESS CLASS
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HOCKEY 8-9PM
WOMEN’S BOXING FITNESS
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TOUCH RUGBY
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SQUASH 7.20-10PM
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YOGA 8.15-9.15PM
WHEELCHAIR BASKETBALL6.30-7.30PM
FITNESS CLASS 7-8PM
FOOTBALL 8-10PM
WOMEN’S ONLY SWIM 4-5PM
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£2 PER SESSION £2 PER SESSION OR FREE TO RESIDENCE LIFE MEMBERS
EXCLUSIVE TO RESIDENCE LIFE MEMBERS FREE OF CHARGE
PRICES VARY. SEE WEBSITE FOR DETAILS FREE TO ALL
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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 INFOEMAIL: [email protected]: WWW.SHEFFIELDRAG.COMJOIN: FACEBOOK/SHEFFIELDRAGTWEET:@SHEFFIELDRAG
Clubs and Societies: Adopt a Charity Fundraise for a Charity of your Choice - and your own Society / Club
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 [email protected]
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Interested in events and got a passion for fundraising? Then come and be part of the next Raising and Giving Committee. Check out the Facebook page for roles and more details on how to stand.
Thursday 23rd April, 5pm, Hicks LT07
A sleep out in solidarity, presented by Sheffield RAG and the Philosophy Society. Sleep rough on the Concourse for a night to raise money for Sheffield Assist and raise awareness of the destitution of Refugees experience within Britain. Included in the ticket price; entertainment, hot food and drinks and cardboard. The union will remain open to provide facilities.
Friday 24th March, Union Concourse. Tickets £5 from Students’ Union Box Office.
Want to be part of the group who organise Sheffield’s biggest (and best) student-led charity hitch-hikes? Then come along to the Bummit AGM and run for a Committee position. Search Bummit 14/15 on Facebook or e-mail [email protected]
Tuesday 21st April, 6.30pm, Hicks LT01
Treasure Hunt Europe
Your Inter-railing Adventure Starts Here! Our international adventure offers students the chance to inter-rail across Europe, seeing the amazing sites of the continent, whilst solving riddles and completing challenges for the chance to win a £500 grand prize! On this once-in-a-lifetime trip, teams of students will venture from Brussels to Budapest, finishing with a legendary end-party on the last nightTickets on sale from Sheffield Students' Union Box Office and include: - 5 in 10 days inter-rail pass (worth at least £154) - End-point hostel and party - Travel insurance - T-shirt and goody bag - T.H.E Guide (with safety advice, games and country information) - Fundraising support
Monday 15th – Saturday 20th June (1st week of summer vacation) Tickets are £110 and minimum sponsorship to fundraise for charity is £250. More information and terms and conditions can be found at www.sheffieldrag.com.
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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)
BROWSE: WWW.SHEFFIELDVOLUNTEERING.INFO
EMAIL: [email protected]
LIKE: SHEFFIELDVOLUNTEERING
TWEET: @SHEF_VOLUNTEER
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VOLUNTEERINGPrimary Playground Painting
Off The Grid Project
Ushering Extraordinaire at the Theatre
The children at Gleadless Primary School are looking for some help to brighten up their playground and this is your chance to help. Volunteers will tap into their inner-artist and help paint the foundation playground beautiful colours.
Wednesday 15th April, 11:30am - 4:00pm
Be totally off-grid. Eckington park is a beautiful 25 acre site for growing local food and demonstrating sustainable living. Help with building a solar power array, composting toilets, biomass heating and rainwater harvesting from materials on the site. This is physical outdoor work so just bring some good boots and they’ll supply gloves and tools.
Saturday 25th April, 9:30am - 4:30pm
Theatre Delicatessen are a new community project running theatre and arts projects in the old Woolworths building. Theatre Deli are looking for some keen volunteers to help usher at one of their upcoming events. As people arrive, you will take tickets, show people their seats and then you get to watch the show. No experience necessary, just turn up looking smart and ready to show off your smile!
Tuesday 21st April, 5:35pm-10:25pm. Wednesday 22nd April, 5:35pm-10:25pm
The Sunday Lunch Club Spend an afternoon meeting new people at this friendly lunch club for homeless people. Help the Sunday Centre serve food and drinks to guests and have a chat. There is opportunity to work in the kitchens preparing food or serving as desired.
Sunday 26th April, 1:00pm - 5:00pm
Goalball
Garden Rejuvenation Day
Sports Day
Animal Day with RSPCA
The Plant Hospital
Football for Friendship
Artistic Extravaganza at the Theatre
Goalball is a chance for students to try a paralympic sport with visually impaired members of the community. No experience or skill necessary - just pop in to the Volunteering Office to sign up!.
Wednesday 29th April, 5pm - 8pm
Do you want to make a difference to peoples lives? Do you want to create new affordable homes for people who are vulnerable and living in difficult circumstances? Action Housing are currently renovating a property that requires a team of people to help rejuvenate the garden to make it enjoyable for the people that will live there.
Wednesday 13th May, 8:30am - 3:30pmHelp out with a fun day which brings
together children from four local primary schools for a day of trying new sports. Volunteers are needed to accompany the children between activities. No experience necessary but volunteers must be willing to join in and have fun.
Wednesday 6th May, 8.30am-12.30pm or 12.30-3.30pm or 8.30am-3.30pm
Spend the day with Sheffield RSPCA looking after cats and dogs. You’ll spend half the day helping to clean the site for animals in need. The other half of the day will be spent walking, grooming and socialising with the cats and dogs. This opportunity is ideal for any animal enthusiast who wants to help animals in need of care.
Wednesday 20th May, 8:40am - 4:20pm
Holy Hagg is a community wildlife and food growing project in S10. They use organic and permaculture design in a way that is sustainable and in harmony with nature. You are invited to spend a day caring for the plants, weeding and planting some seeds. There will also be a chance to hand feed the lovely alpacas on the farm.
Saturday 16th May, 10:45am - 4:15pm
Take part in a football tournament for refugees and asylum seekers and students. Volunteers can help with the organisation of the day or just turn up and play. No skill or experience needed.
Sunday 3rd May, 1pm-5pm
Set in Sheffield's old Woolworths building, this community project has transformed this tired space into a performance space. Theatre Delicatessen need help preparing for their upcoming shows and their ongoing art exhibitions with prop making and stage decorating. No experience necessary, just a bit of creativity and a willingness to pick up a paintbrush. There is loads to get ready so it’s all hands on deck until the curtain falls!
Tuesday 28th April, 1:35pm - 6:55pm. Thursday 30th April, 1:35pm - 6:55pm
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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 [email protected]
ESSENTIAL INFOEMAIL: [email protected] VISIT: SU.SHEFFIELD.AC.UK/GET-INVOLVED/ONE-WORLD LIKE: ONEWORLDSHEFFSUTWEET: @ONEWORLDSHEFFSU
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Society Mash-up One World and Give it A Go are very excited to launch ‘Society Mash-Up’. 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 [email protected]. 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.
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English? François? Norsk? What language do you want to speak? Tandem Language is a great chance to finally start improving and sharing your language skills. The café will feature language ‘taster’ sessions and a chance to find a ‘tandem partner’ – someone who will help you learn your chosen language. Everyone is welcome regardless of your current language ability.
Thursday 16th April, 6-8pm in Fusion (Level 2 of the SU), £1
This is your chance to find out what One World is all about! The weekly One World Café is an opportunity to meet people from all over the world and discover other cultures with free drinks and snacks to enjoy as well as games and activities. No need to be there for the start of the event, or to stay till the end – just stay as long as you would like.
Thursday 30th April, 4-6pm, Fusion (Level 2 of the SU), £FREE
Think you’ve got what it takes to become a ‘world champion’? Join us for The Crazy Cultural Challenge where you’ll be competing in teams to tackle different types of exciting global and cultural challenges that explore the world around us. You can come on your own or as part of a team. There will be prizes!
Saturday 25th April, 5-8pm, meet in High Tor 5, £2
Do you want to support One World by organising new and innovative events? This term we are recruiting One World Ambassadors – a team of home and international student volunteers who help to promote and develop everything we do. This includes organising Give it a Go events, the One World Café and World Week! The role can also count towards the HEAR and Sheffield Graduate Award. Applications open Thursday 16th April and the deadline is 12pm on Monday 27th April.
To find out more and to apply please visit our Facebook page or email [email protected].
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Level 5Inox Dine
Level 4Gallery RoomsMedia HubThe View DeliUni Central
Level 3Activities & Sports Zone(GIAG, HEAR, ResLife, RAG, Sheffield Volunteering, Societies, Sports Clubs)
Box OfficeCoffee RevolutionGreen SpaceGrill & GoJobshopNew LeafOur SheffieldOur ShopPlaza Proper Pastyproperty with US
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Sheffield Students’ Union’s Give it a Go programme is packed full of activities, events and experiences. Every year thousands of students take part in Give it a Go, and you should too!
BUYING TICKETSTickets 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.
CHILD-FRIENDLY TICKETSThe child friendly logo beside selected day trips allows student parents the opportunity to take their children on that trip. Just ask at the Box Office for a child friendly ticket and get £2 off the full priced ticket.
WOMEN’S MINIBUSFor 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.
PUBLIC TRANSPORTFor information on bus and tram fares in and around Sheffield, visit www.travelsouthyorkshire.com
ROOM LOCATION – Students’ UnionAll 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 ResidencesThe 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 [email protected] or call into the Activities and Sport Zone.
The Give it a Go sports activities are in partnership with Sport Sheffield.
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