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Schools & colleges

Planning a school or college visit

Whether you'd like to do a workshop led by our staff or just bring your class to one of our sites planning a school visit can be an effort, so we want to make it as easy for you as possible. In this section you can find out about booking your trip, see a range of activities that can be used in the classroom either before or after your visit, download risk guidelines and see which workshop would suit your class best.

We have activities and workshops suitable for students of all ages, from the youngest children right up to young people in further education. Use the menu on the left to find out more. So that our museums don't get overcrowded it is essential that schools and other groups book in advance for both workshops and teacher-led visits.

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  • Harry Brearley mural, Howard Street, Sheffield
  • Harry Brearley mural, Howard Street, Sheffield
  • Harry Brearley mural, Howard Street, Sheffield
  • 16. Lesley Campbell, Stainless Steel Wedding Dress, 2012 © Andy Brown
  • 15. Jessica Flinn, French Lace Wide Cuff, 2012 © Jessica Flinn
  • 14. Cutlery Place Setting, 2011, Studio William, Chipping Campden © Museums Sheffield
  • 13. Ice Skates, 1990s, John Watts, Sheffield © Museums Sheffield
  • 12. Razor, 1920s, J. J. Saville, Sheffield © Museums Sheffield
  • 11. Sheffield Wednesday Commemorative Bread Knife (detail), c1930, Firth Vickers, Sheffield © Museums Sheffield
  • 10. Sheffield Wednesday Commemorative Bread Knife, c1930, Firth Vickers, Sheffield © Museums Sheffield
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