734 Other courses in Sheffield

heeley city farm

Heeley Residents Association wanted to see the land used to make Heeley a better place to live. During 1980 the Association developed the idea of a city farm, and gradually won support for it. Work began on site in July 1981 and the Farm was founded. Over the following years Heeley City Farm had to fight one major battle after another for money and security but the enthusiasm of workers and residents won through. The Farm grew organically over the years from it’s early days with a shed and £25 in the bank, and soon became a well-loved part of the Heeley landscape providing beautiful green spaces and education, employment, and training opportunities. Heeley City Farm is now a well established community, not for profit charity and visitor attraction based on a working farm a mile from Sheffield City centre. Staff and volunteers from Heeley City Farm work with young people, adults with learning disabilities and with local communities across Sheffield to promote regeneration, environmental education, energy efficiency and health and well-being. Horticulture trainees, staff and volunteers also manage organic vegetable gardens at Meersbrook Park, Wortley Walled Gardens and Firth Park allotments. The last remaining terraced house on the Farm site on Alexandra Road has been eco –refurbished and now houses Heeley Energy House, formerly South Yorkshire Energy Centre, an interactive visitor and advice centre open to the public on Wednesday - Sunday, 11am - 3pm. Heeley City Farm is open every day of the year except Christmas Day 9am till 5pm

sail north ltd

If you own a boat you may consider RYA training to keep it safe, to keep you safe, and to affect insurance. On the other hand if you plan to hire then charter companies will require evidence of training to protect their boat, to protect their insurance. Don't forget your own insurance.

hope for the future

Hope for the Future is a climate charity which works to equip communities, groups and individuals across the country to communicate the urgency of climate change with their local politicians.

barnsley governors association

sheffield jazz workshop

Sheffield Jazz runs a Saturday Morning Workshop providing an opportunity for people who play an instrument or sing to learn about and explore the theory and practice of jazz improvisation in a supportive group environment. The Workshop is now in its 40th year! There are currently five groups running each Saturday morning which are loosely graded from beginners to more experienced, each under the guidance of a tutor who is a jazz musician with wide experience of playing and teaching. Twice a year a concert will be arranged where each group will perform material that has been worked on during the preceding sessions. Who’s it for? Sheffield Jazz Workshop is intended for adults but is open to under-18s with parental consent, provided they are able to participate and behave appropriately in the group. Individual instrument tuition is not provided – some basic ability on your chosen instrument is required. Some familiarity with music theory would be helpful but is not a requirement. Anyone interested in exploring jazz improvisation is welcome to join in. The best way to find out if it’s right for you is to give it a try, including just listening and observing without an instrument at first if you so wish. The Workshop does not own or provide any equipment so you need to bring your own gear. Keyboard players need to bring an electric keyboard as the rooms we use don’t have pianos. Guitarists and bass players will need to bring an amp. Vocalists will need a mic and an amp unless you have a very strong voice! Bear in mind you’ll probably be in a room with 6 – 10 saxophones or brass instruments and need enough amplification to be heard in that context. Everyone else bring your instrument (and a music stand plus pencil and paper). Where, when and how much? Location: King Edward’s Upper School, Glossop Road, Sheffield, S10 2PW (near to the Hallamshire Hospital and King Edward’s Swimming Pool – car park access from Glossop Rd or Newbould Lane) Time: 10.00 am –12.30 pm on Saturdays, most Saturdays during school term time. If you are new to the workshop, please come along on a Saturday at 9.40 and someone will help you find a suitable group. If you have any questions, please contact Hannah at hanzieb@hotmail.com Cost per session; waged: £15.00, unwaged: £7.00 Please do not attend if you have tested positive for Covid-19, if you have Covid-type symptoms or have recently been in contact with someone who has or has subsequently tested positive for Covid. Who are the tutors? Workshop groups are mostly run by Chris Walker, Hannah Taylor, Graham Jones, Nadim Teimoori and Johnny Hunter. Occasionally some sessions will be run by other musicians, including Jude Sacker, Dave Burgoyne and Paul Baxter.

sheffield canoe club

Generally the club has the following schedule, but check the notices below for the relevant month for more up to date information. Please see the British canoeing site for up to date information about coronavirus, this can be accessed from the home page. Sunday morning, river Don, Oughtibridge 9.30-12.00pm. April to September only - Most Wednesday evenings (when we have coaches). River Don, Oughtibridge 6.30pm-8.00pm. Friday evening, 7:30 - 9:00pm, except Bank holiday weekends Hillsborough Leisure Centre (until 16th December, then resume on 6th January 2023). Monday evening, at the river, (by prior arrangement only) This is for groups, most often scouts. Thursday evening at the river, night slalom. Enquire for details. Club Trips Notice To avoid disappointment on the day - it is important you notify the trip organiser if you intend paddling. Every trip has an upper limit of paddlers to comply with safety guide lines. Please remember to notify the organiser or you may well be turned away on the day. Thank you. The club has been running since 1966, and so is 56 years old. It has an interesting history, which Phil is currently researching and compiling. This will feature on the website when it is complete.

bristow education services

BMS At-A-Glance Information on Bristow Montessori School Beautiful 13,000 square foot facility Secure facility & video surveillance Genuine Montessori education Bristow Montessori School features large indoor and outdoor play areas for exploration and discovery Children’s Lending Library The children plant a yearly garden from which the children sell the produce every summer, and tend to our butterfly and wildflower garden. We love to open our windows on nice summer days to bring in the fresh air and natural light. Our Montessori Classrooms are large and designed for children to have ample space to learn. Programs Infant Program: Ages 6 wks. – 12 mo. Toddler Program: Ages 12 mo. – 24 mo. Preschool Pre-Primary Program: Ages 2 – 3 Years Preschool Primary & Kindergarten Program: Ages 3 – 6 Years Summer Camps: Ages 3 – 9 Years Extracurriculars: Age varies based on extracurricular class

sheffield business school

Founded in 1843 as the Sheffield School of Design, Sheffield Hallam has exercised a powerful impact on the city, region, nation and world. Today we are one of the UK’s largest and most diverse universities: a community of more than 30,000 students, 4,000 staff and more than 280,000 alumni around the world.

ways2work

Our inclusive service is available to all residents of the City of Bristol, delivering a range of resources to assist individuals (particularly those that are isolated), employers and providers. We use a coordinated approach referring participants to local providers where appropriate, using the existing Ways2Work network (and others) to ‘join the system’. We provide personalised employment support that meets the needs of both the work ready and those with complex barriers preventing them from entering the job market. We offer assistance to employers to help them match the right people to the right jobs and guidance on how to be inclusive employers. Employers and providers are offered opportunities to promote their organisations and the chance to share insights into how they can help. Steering Group and Planning Groups In order to deliver the best service possible One Front Door works with local providers, forming planning groups that help us connect to, and better understand, Bristol’s isolated communities. We also have an experienced steering group, comprised of representatives from different organisations across the city, that offers us guidance on strategy and direction. We are part of Bristol City Council’s Employment, Skills and Learning team.

reform

Taking a course reduces your ban by a quarter. For longer bans there is an opportunity to reduce your ban further. Taking a course leads to reduced insurance premiums that will normally easily save more than the course costs. If you miss the opportunity to take a course, or you are not offered it in court, we can allow you to attend in order to reduce your insurance costs alone.