Six-week teacher-led programme exploring themes of allyship, belonging and community through the life of Paul Canoville, Chelsea Football Club’s first Black football player.
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Using the power and reputation of football and the anti-discrimination work of
Kick It Out, these teacher-led resources introduce KS3/KS4 students to the concept of working towards being an anti-racist individual and society.
The aim of Celebrate Difference is to encourage students to understand the importance of celebrating difference and standing up to discriminatory behaviour.
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Using the power and reputation of both women’s football and the anti-discrimination work of Kick It Out, these teacher-led resources introduce KS3/KS4 students to the issues of sexism and misogyny by looking at changing attitudes towards women’s football.
The aim of Play Your Part is to encourage students to both recognise and challenge negative stereotypes and discrimination safely.
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