Workshops for schools

Join us for a unique and daring creative response project to the Sheffield Theatres production of Brian Friel's award-winning play, Dancing at Lughnasa.

Turn your class into theatre makers. Working as playwrights, storytellers, performers and designers your class will discover the world of A Christmas Carol, bringing Dickens’ characters to life.

Join us for a unique and daring creative response project to the Sheffield Theatres production of Brian Friel's award-winning play, Dancing at Lughnasa.

Teachers and students are invited to meet the cast and crew of our Sheffield Theatres Productions in the Crucible.

WeCompose supports students to compose for one of our prestigious ensembles alongside professional composers.

Music in the Round invites your class to take part in this brilliant music project, including a live concert at the Crucible Theatre.

Flying Fish Studios priority is in creating a safe and inclusive space for everyone, where we have lots of fun and are free to experiment and “give it a go”.

Greentop are updating what they offer.

Sheffield Music Hub are here to help your students find musical opportunities when they don’t know where to look. Our Connector programme in partnership with Young Sounds UK is an initiative dedicated to supporting young people's musical development across England.

Book Amazelab for your school workshop covering all things STEAM

Aprille is a practicing artist and printmaker based in Greystones, with over 10 years of experience working with young people.

Growtheatre runs weekly outdoor youth theatre sessions on Tuesday and Thursday evenings during term time.

RivelinCo have a few spaces currently available for their weekly creative youth group 'Young Creatives.'

Weekly Art Club held in Aprille’s studio in Greystones, S11.

Your class will visit Pete McKee’s exhibition ‘The Boy with a Leg Named Brian’ to explore key people, places and treasured memories of childhood, with lots of opportunities for pupils to talk, listen and reflect.

Sheffield Museum's Saturday Club is a new and exciting Art Club for 3–16-year-olds of all abilities. The clubs are FREE and open to all.

Join Utopia Theatre every Thursday to learn about and create exciting and contemporary African theatre in a fun, relaxed environment whilst building new skills.

Explore exciting African diaspora writers and literature in a supportive and welcoming space, whilst focusing on core skills such as reading and writing.

Create, learn and connect with Utopia Theatre's Community Ensemble.