George Best pitch twinned with site of 1914 football Christmas truce The pitch where George Best first kicked a ball is to be twinned with the site of the 1914 football Christmas truce. Cregagh Green in Belfast is where the
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The CFA are: child focused experts, project partners, educationalists, children's football practitioners, teachers, coaches, facilitators, volunteers, stakeholders, charities, NGOs, carers, guardians and parents, we are EVERY DAY PEOPLE
We work with the third sector, communities, schools and clubs, engaging young people through child focused football projects. FOOTBALL MAKES OUR SHARED HISTORY, FREE v FREE, FOOTBALL & PEACE, GLOBAL PEACE GAMES, FAMILY SKILLS PROJECT, SUMMER OFF THE STREETS, RAISE
La Nuestra Fútbol Femenino https://www.facebook.com/LaNuestraFutFem/ Since 2007 THE OUR FEMALE FOOTBALL holds a training space in women's soccer on the Güemes court for girls and young women that is complemented by a workshop space for reflection from a gender perspective.
UPDATE 13 11 19 ASHFIELD GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL ASHFIELD GIRLS' HIGH SCHOOL proudly display their Peace Fields Project Plaque which twins their peace pitch with Flanders Peace Field, Belgium, site of the 1914 First World War Christmas Truces. The
At a time when parents have become more demanding of their children’s sporting careers from such a young age the relationship between coaches, parents and some governing bodies appear fractured to say the least. ‘Working with Parents in sport’ is
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
Kick The Corporate Out of Children's Football was the the feedback from parents, facilitators and volunteers, at this year's National Children's Football Week's Free V Free. An increasing realisation of the brandification of the children's game is fueling claims that football