Inspire, Share and Celebrate - #NSHD2021
The annual celebration began in 2014 with a handful of activities and has grown each year to cover a variety ...
Find out more There are many types of activity that you can host on National Sporting Heritage Day and the event you hold will depend on the type of organisation you are, your capacity, your audience and what you want to achieve.
Find out more This year we will continue to provide a small community grant programme to support organisations that wish to take part in National Sporting Heritage Day 2021.
Find out more We are delighted to have you on board for this year’s National Sporting Heritage Day campaign. Sporting Heritage CIC can support you to plan and promote your events and activities.
Find out more It is really important that you capture all of the activity that you do on National Sporting Heritage Day and ...
Find out more This year we want more schools than ever to be part of our flagship event, National Sporting Heritage Day, which takes place on 30th September.
Find out more There is a fantastic range of events and activity planned across the UK by our sporting heritage partners for National Sporting Heritage Day 2021. Find out more about the events and activities and how to get involved below.
Find out more To help launch this year's National Sporting Heritage Day activities we caught up with former World and Commonwealth squash champion, Nick Matthew and his father, Hedley to discuss how prominent sport was in the Matthew family.
Find out more In the run up to this year's National Sporting Heritage Day in September, we have the enormous pleasure of catching up with some of our Sporting Ambassadors as part of our 'In Conversation with' video series.
Explore previous National Sporting Heritage Day activity in our case studies, blogs and event features.
Held on the 30th September, National Sporting Heritage Day is our flagship annual event to celebrate sporting heritage and use the stories it holds to educate and inspire. The day is for everyone involved in sport and heritage from grassroots teams, community sports organisations, museums and archives, universities, schools, and National Governing Bodies across all sports. The day aims to be as diverse and representative as possible and make sports heritage accessible to all