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10 November 2020

UTC Sheffield City Centre’s virtual open event for Year 12 applicants

Young people interested in careers in engineering and creative and digital media are invited to find out more at a UTC Sheffield City Centre virtual open event this month. A technical school for 13 to 19-year-olds, on Matilda Street, the UTC is Ofsted graded ‘good’ and offers students the opportunity… Read more

Covid-19 Updates

The UTC will continue to follow the advice and guidance provided by the Department of Education and Public Health England. Please check the Letters page of the website for the latest update on closure and reopening.

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15 October 2020

Photography students relish hands-on workshops opportunities

The Creative and Digital Media curriculum at UTC Sheffield City Centre involves project-based working, using specialist equipment. This specialism provides students with a wide range of digital skills, from vision and design to marketing and communication. Y11 GCSE Photography students recently spent an afternoon of fun in the sun, exploring… Read more

18 September 2020

Creative and Digital Media Student excited to join the UTC's sixth form

UTC Sheffield City Centre student, Amber Hutcheson, enjoyed her Creative and Digital Media lessons and is enthusiastic about staying on here to pursue her passion. Why did you join the UTC? It looked a lot better than my previous school and the people seemed really welcoming and friendly, which instantly… Read more

18 September 2020

UTC Sheffield students to benefit from £1.1 million engineering skills boost in national first

Teenagers at UTC Sheffield are set to be the first in the country to develop a new range of in demand high-level digital engineering skills, thanks to a £1.1 million funding boost. UTC Sheffield City Centre, on Matilda Street, has been successful with a skills capital bid to Sheffield City… Read more

7 September 2020

Ellie, Creative and Digital Media

Why did you join the UTC? I moved here in Year 10 in 2016 as I wanted to study a creative subject and saw that the UTC offered this specialism. The course content stood out to me and it seemed like I would get a lot of freedom in my… Read more

Updated: Thursday, 19th November 2020

We have been asked by the local authority to remind all of our parents, carers and students that:

If anyone has Covid-19 symptoms, they must self-isolate, get a test and return home straight after the test. The household should self-isolate and children and young people should not come into school. This follows an increasing number of pupils who are coming into school when they are awaiting a test result themselves or have family members whom they live with awaiting test results.
The ‘class bubbles’ do not mean that children and young people can continue to meet up outside of school. Play dates and sleep overs with children from the same friendship groups or school classes should not be taking place. The bubbles in school are to support contact tracing and to minimise risk of virus transmission. Outside of school, pupils should not be mixing. This follows the current national restrictions that are currently in place.

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