Create Sheffield has been awarded funding from the Sheffield Virtual School to create a new guide to arts, cultural and creative family activities happening across Sheffield. We know from research that children, young people and their families don’t always know what is on offer in the city and we want to change that.

Amazelab are putting a fun and creative take on all things STEAM (science, technology, engineering, arts and maths) with the aim of providing engaging opportunities to people via workshops, video link, activity packs, follow-along factsheets, and guidance open to all from educational settings to non -school groups and everyone in between.

These easy-going sessions are a great opportunity to try out different art mediums, develop your artistic practice and discover highlights from the city's art collection in a relaxed setting each week.

Join Greentop Circus this May Half Term for our Holiday Club Circus Sessions.

The Montogomery love hosting schools at the theatre and would like to offer schools the chance to come to the theatre for £800* per day.

Whether you are totally new to maker education or looking for the next step, the Maker{School} programme offers a range of pupil activities and staff training opportunities -from online twilight sessions to whole school INSET days.

Brightbox have funding to host 3 workshops for your pupils and their parents to learn DIY and improve their maths skills.

Sheffield Museums are developing an exciting new suite of object handling boxes for schools.

Music in the Round is launching a new project especially for Key Stage 2 students, combining a fun and educational concert at the Crucible Theatre with a programme of weekly sessions for teachers to learn a host of new approaches to music-making in the classroom.

The Festival of Creativity showcases the work of Sheffield Hallam University’s graduating students, including artists, designers, filmmakers, animators, writers, architects and performers. We ask emerging creatives to show us the future through exhibitions, events, performances and screenings.

Have you ever wondered...

Would I like a robot servant? Can humans control nature? Is it ever right to give up on something? If you could swap brains with anyone, who would it be and why?

If so, why not join Philosophy for Children (P4C) After-School Club for 10 – 13 year-olds?

Registered Charity Sheffield Futures produce a 50-page A5 independent Options guide each year for all Sheffield schools.

Music in the Round invites Sheffield schools to take part in a brilliant music project, culminating in a live concert at the Crucible Theatre this October.

Celebrate the end of the school year with a fun-filled educational visit to The National Videogame Museum.

Are you a parent or carer who wants to improve your skills to support your child at school?