An educational resources that helps students develop historical empathy, using a theatre play on the history of women’s football.
Educational Resources
Help your students develop social and civic competences by using examples of events in football history.
Students can explore 19th and 20th century global history through the cultural spread of the game.
What if you could teach history through the lens of your local club? This is a ready-to-use lesson plan for history and citizenship educators to help address local social, political and economic history of the early 20th century as well everyday life in that period.
Learn how fans in London protested the Swastika in 1935, to analyze the place of politics in football today.
Football clubs can improve their fan engagement by building collections together.
Football clubs can improve their engaged heritage work by collaborating with museums.
Football clubs can strengthen their community engagement and societal impact through heritage-based outreach.
Football clubs can make a positive difference in the lives of many through civic and history education.
Football clubs can strengthen their supporters community through socially engaged heritage programming.
Football clubs can improve their heritage work and community engagement with their museums and tours.
Football clubs can improve their heritage work and community engagement through strategic partnerships.
