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Children having fun
Sheffield Children's University are delighted to bring back a programme of free summer activities which includes more than 65 different activities!
The Fringe @ Tramlines
The Fringe at Tramlines will run across the city centre and in venues throughout the city this weekend. Check out the line up for Devonshire Green and find out who's on in Sheffield's venues.
Graves Park Parkrun
Graves Park is ready to roll this Saturday for its Parkrun thanks to its wonderful volunteers.
Sheffield Ceramics Festival
Come and enjoy a day out in a vibrant environment talking to and seeing the work of fantastic potters and sculptors at Kelham Island Museum
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Mambo Jambo perform for 0-7 year olds at Highfield Adventure Playground, Nether Edge on Sunday 25 July.
SUFC and SWFC Bears
The sculpture trail is back for another year as bears have taken to the streets of Sheffield.
You will meet 100 little bears decorated by talented school children of all ages from schools across the region. Plus 60 big bear sculptures brought to life by professional local and international artists.
A limited number of re-sale weekend and day tickets are available for Tramlines 2021. Get your hands on a ticket for what will be an amazing weekend of music!
Children's activities
The Eagles Foundation are running loads of fun and healthy activities for young people aged 8 to 14, boys and girls… and you could meet a local Rugby star from Sheffield Eagles’ first team.
Courses start on the 26th July from 9am to 1pm, Monday to Friday and run for the next four weeks of the summer holidays, at Parsons Cross Park Pavilion.
 Join Sheffield's Race Equality Commission for their final hearing next week Tuesday, 27 July and Thursday 29 July, where sport industry experts and the city's arts and culture bosses will share their experiences of racial inequalities in the sector and what they’re doing to tackle the issue.
Sport and Culture hearing live streaming links:
For more information about Sheffield's Race Equality Commission, click the button below.
Beat the Street is a fun, free initiative that will see Sheffield transformed into a giant game! The game will end on 28 July 2021.
 Sheffield by the Seaside
Coming soon, Sheffield's favourite city centre summer event!
- Free entry
- beach
- Activities
- Free entertainment
Calling all crime-solvers and budding investigators! The National Emergency Services Museum is looking for the next daring detective and invite you to come and polish up your Victorian detective skills with our summer holiday activities.
Part of the Parkrun route at Hillsborough Park (pic Courtesy Hillsborough Parkrun)
At Hillsborough, we’re getting ready for our first event back. Thank you to the fabulous parkrun community for stepping forward to volunteer, not just for our first week back but also for the 2nd week on 7th August.
The Rugby League World Cup will go ahead as planned in England this October & November.
With just 100 days to go until the start of the tournament, tickets are now back on general sale with an England men’s game and 8 wheelchair matches being played right here in Sheffield.
Looking for your next job? Find our most recent vacancies at the button below.
Sheffield Museums
Sheffield Museums now have roles available across all museums, including within the curatorial, technician, finance, operations and visitor services teams.
Foster Carer
Salary: £257-£379 per week
A Foster Carer provides care for children in your own home when they cannot live with their birth family. This can be short term or long term. We also need foster carers to provide short break care this may be supporting a child with additional needs so their family can have a break or holiday care for children whose usual foster carers are away.
School Crossing Patrol Officers
Salary: Grade 2 (£18,562 - £18,933) pro rata for hours worked
We have vacancies across the city for permanent, temporary and relief School Crossing Wardens to help children cross the road on their way to and from school.
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