2019 GLOBAL PEACE GAMES EXECUTIVE REPORT 2019 GLOBAL PEACE GAMES EVALUATION / REPORT
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A BIG THANK YOU TO EVERYONE THAT MADE FREE v FREE A DAY TO REMEMBER. A SPECIAL THANK YOU TO Kieran Doherty AND HIS TEAM FOR PRODUCING THIS PERFECT REMINDER OF WHAT IT IS ALL ABOUT. The National Children’s Football
FREE v FREE NCFW 2018 National Children's Football Week in partnership with Don't X The Line, was hosted by Park Brow Community Primary School, Kirkby, Liverpool. The event raises the profile of the children's game and the importance to protect
GLOBAL PEACE GAMES 2017 CLICK THE LINK ABOVE LINK FOR MORE DETAILS ABOUT THE GPGs 2017 ON THE FOOTBALL & PEACE WEBSITE The Global Peace Games is part funded by Erasmus+CLICK ON THE FOLLOWING LINK FOR THE GPGs EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
National Children's Football Week acts as a reminder to parents, guardians, carers, facilitators, coaches, teachers and volunteers, that the children's game does not have to branded, expensive, associated or dominated by adults. It is a simple game when played by
NATIONAL CHILDREN'S FOOTBALL WEEK FREE V FREE Three of the best National Children's Football Week hosted by Don't X The Line at Park Brow Community Primary School, Liverpool, was a success with over 200 children and parents attending this year's Free
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Working With Others as displayed in a football context by Tony Pearce at Herford Junior School, Brighton. In the school where I work, for the last two years we have been implementing a programme called Working With Others; this
The FOOTBALL & PEACE PROJECT (click on link to download full report). The Football & Peace Project (F&PP) was inspired by the Christmas Truce of 1914, it considered how the symbolic moment of First World War history relates to the contemporary