Projects
If you are a young person who has been involved in Ignite you can find your project here, and ways to share it with other people, including employers.
We know it can sometimes be hard to translate your experiences into words, especially for CVs and application forms. That is why each of our project pages has a breakdown of what you did, where you did it, and all of the skills you may have developed. You can use this information for your CV, cover letters, job or university applications. You could also include a link to these pages.
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Locks to Legacies Stop One
Listen Here: Transcript: This audio tour is about a journey from locks to legacies. The stories which we share with...
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Locks to Legacies Stop Two
Listen Here: Transcript: Sugar and Tobacco were very profitable products which Britain forced enslaved people to produce in the Americas....
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Locks to Legacies Stop Three
Listen Here: Storyboard by Lilian Instagram: @Lil_squared2 Transcript: Nigeria was not always the booming, bustling, evolving country it is now....
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Emergency Museum
We hope you enjoyed the Emergency Museum activity. We’d like to know what you thought of it, and also what...
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Igniting Ideas
Our lockdown heritage activity packs are now available online for free download.
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Young Volunteers
Young people developing skills, meeting new people, and designing events and exhibitions.
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A Life Amongst the Diamonds: Youth Arts Festival
An arts festival designed and delivered by young people at the National Coal Mining Museum.
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Zine-Writing Workshop with The Writing Squad
Fruitbowl youth group took part in a three-day creative writing workshop at Kelham Island Museum.
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Museum Youth
Sheffield Industrial Museum Trust's youth steering group.