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Enrichment at The Sheffield Sixth Form
Incredible experiences await all students who study at The Sheffield Sixth Form. We pride ourselves on creating unique learning, cultural, and extra-curricular opportunities for our students, which means that when you start this September, you’ll have several options at your fingertips to explore and enjoy.
Have a read below to find out just some of the things you can get involved with as a student at The Sheffield Sixth Form.
Clubs and Societies
There’s a club or society to suit just about everyone and every interest here at The Sheffield Sixth Form, giving you the opportunity to develop your hobbies, meet like-minded people, or simply try something new. We can even help you to set up your own if you’ve got a unique idea that isn’t part of our current list below:
· Arts club
· Athletics
· Badminton
· Book club
· Chess
· Dance club
· Darts
· Dungeons and Dragons
· Enterprise
· Fitness classes
· Football
· LGBTQ+ society
· Media society
· Netball
· Students’ Union
· Table tennis
· Volleyball
· Volunteering
You can explore some of our clubs and societies here.
Trips and Visits
No matter which pathway or A Levels you choose, we always try and make sure you get amazing opportunities to go on trips and visits. This could be anything from local businesses related to your chosen subjects, all the way to funded trips across the world courtesy of The Turing Scheme. Who knows where you could end up next year!
Read more about how to get involved here.
Activities and Fitness Clubs
Staying healthy, having fun, and meeting new people through sport and fitness can be a really significant part of your time at sixth form. Whether you’re looking to compete, play for fun, or simply get fit, there’s something here for you to get involved in. Some of the sports and activities you could take part in here at The Sheffield Sixth Form include:
· Football
· PAN disability football
· Volleyball
· Netball
· Badminton
· Cricket
· Table tennis
· Basketball
The Activities and Fitness Club also helps to organise things like sports days, biking sessions, Duke of Edinburgh, colour runs, TAG rugby leader training, as well as volunteering opportunities for students. If you can’t see something you’d like to try, we’d love to hear about it so we can do our best to organise some sessions on campus.
Find out more about sport at The Sheffield Sixth Form here.
Students’ Union
When you enrol as a student at The Sheffield Sixth Form, you automatically become a part of the Students’ Union within The Sheffield College. This is led by a team of democratically elected students who regularly meet to discuss the college and feed back to the college executive team, managers, and staff.
The aim of the Students’ Union is to provide the best quality education and experience for all students and the local community, all whilst hosting events and building awareness of important issues. To be involved in the Students’ Union, you could become a Students’ Union Officer, take part in clubs, societies, and campaigns, contribute to the Student Newsletter, or simply provide Student Voice feedback. You’ll have your opinions heard and have the opportunity to create change both at sixth form, the wider college, and the local community.
Explore some of the campaigns our SU have run here.
We’re so excited to see what you choose to get involved in when you start at The Sheffield Sixth Form this September. Discover more about your opportunities here.
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