UPDATED 22/05/19 Rugby 7s Tournament celebrates Peace Fields twinning with Flanders and ERGS’s involvement in Global Peace Games 2019 We were delighted to welcome Mr Ernie Brennan from the Childrens’ Football Alliance and ambassador of the Global Peace Games
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. National Children's Football Week
Shepway Sports Trust will be facilitating The Three Hills Sports Park's Peace Field Project twinning ceremony. Their peace pitch will be in the memory of Folkestone born Walter Tull, the first black professional football and the first black captain to
THE PEACE RIDE The aim was to raise money for young people in the slums of India to participate in the 2019 Global Peace Games, Messines, Belgium. 18 cyclists representing Team NCFA, Team Starlizard, Team Basildon (Beauchamps High School and
The Global Peace Games (GPGs) is now 4 years old. The 2018 GPGs was part funded by Erasmus+ and UEFA Foundation for Children; inspired by The United Nations’ International Day of Peace and The First World War’s 1914 Christmas Truces.
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The First Peace Pitch in Italy. ENDAS Ente Nazionale, facilitated the first Italian Peace Pitch in Terracina. Peace Ambassadors from Leonardo Da Vinci school who represented their community at the 2017 Global Peace Games proudly presented the peace poppy ball
University of Kent to be twinned with Flanders Peace Field and the Launch of the 2019 PEACE RIDE Friday 30th November 2018 To mark the hundredth anniversary of the end of the First World War, University of Kent staff
[caption id="attachment_5340" align="aligncenter" width="300"] Dr Vijay Barse (left) with Ernie Brennan (right) at the New Generation Amazing Pitch.[/caption] Channeling hope is not easy with young people from the slums of India. Often they live under great big corporate bill boards and