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Events and activities NSHD2021
https://youtu.be/G5DqSX-UejU 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. Register your NSHD2021 Event West Boathouse Project, Glasgow – Play Like a Lassie 29th August – 30th September This year the West Boathouse Project in Glasgow will work in partnership with Glasgow...
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Stoolball: ‘What Ball?’ History of the traditional, rural women’s sport.
One of the sports participating in our Sport England funded collections project is Stoolball. Anita Broad from Stoolball England gives us a whistle stop history and highlights some of the collections of this fascinating, largely female, sport. “Stoolball is a traditional striking and fielding sport very similar in principle to cricket and played mostly by women in the South-East of England. In its original form, it was played by defending a simpl...
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Case Studies - National Sporting Heritage Day
Exhibition, open day or community event Exhibitions that bring in objects, archives, images, film and stories about sport are a great way to showcase a sporting theme, sport, sports person, or local sporting tradition. They’re also a perfect way to highlight the development of local sports clubs. They don’t have to be grand displays in museum settings (although that’s great!). They can be one off displays which last for a weekend and are held in...
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#NSHD2018 Community Grant Projects
Thanks to the brilliant support of Art Fund, we were able to offer organisations and community groups the opportunity to access funding as part of National Sporting Heritage Day 2018. This programme of activity supported increased engagement with local sporting heritage collections which tell the story and stories of sporting activity, heroes, and endeavour. Organisations across the UK took part in events, projects and activities which helped rai...
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My year as an illustrator in residence - Jessica Hartshorn
As I sit in my studio creating the final Sporting Heritage resource for the Hidden histories Illustrated project, I begin to reflect on the past year. It has been the first long term residency for me since becoming a freelancer two and half years ago and I feel extremely privileged to have had such a positive experience. In October 2020, the funding for The Hidden Histories Illustrated project was granted by Arts Council and I set to work in part...
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Press Release: Consultation opens to support the sporting heritage of Wales
A strategic framework to ensure the ongoing support, protection, and engagement of the sporting heritage of Wales has opened for consultation. The Framework has been funded by the Welsh Government and was developed by a Specialist Panel for the Sporting Heritage of Wales. The panel launched in April 2020 and includes a range of sporting heritage specialists. The panel conducted targeted audience research and engagement activities across the sport...
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What if we looked at neurodiversity and museums differently?
It’s taken a long to get to a stage where there’s time to write a blog about what we do! Demand and capacity have meant that we’ve been hamster-wheeling for the last couple of years, but with such a fab team on board, I’m hoping to make regular space to share what we’re up to, and ask for your comments, through this blog! Each blog will focus on different aspects of our work – hope it’s interesting and of use! I’m going to start with a new projec...
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The Yorkshire County Cricket Club Official Museum
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Introducing Expo’r Wal Goch
What is it about following your football team? There’s the friendship and the craic to start with. Following Wales too brings us together, but as a nation, and on my travels I’ve made friends from Fflint to Ferndale. As I shout my support for club or country, at home and away, I feel part of a community. I love all aspects of the game and I know that a lot of good work goes on at clubs off the pitch too – the volunteering, walking football for th...
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Our Directors
Our Directors lead the direction and strategy of the organisation and represent a range of different knowledge specialisms: Dr Justine Reilly Justine is our Founding Director. She set up Sporting Heritage in 2012 after completing a PhD investigating Sport, Museums and Cultural Policy and recognising a gap in support and advocacy for the sector. With a degree in History and Archaeology and MA in History, Film and TV, Justine began her career worki...
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Join our team!
As part of our current development activity, we’re looking for some new team members! Sporting Heritage is the Subject Specialist Network for sporting collections in the UK. We work to ensure that there is support for those working with these collections to better understand, collect, share, research, and celebrate the vibrant collections and stories which exist. As a relatively new organisation, we are constantly developing activity to better un...
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The Hockey Museum
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The Sporting Heritage of Disability and Women's Sports
Programme Objectives Over the next three years, we will be working hard to deliver a project which: Has a focus on, but is not limited to, documenting and understanding the sporting heritage of women’s sport and disability sport; Supports NGBS and the clubs they work with to develop the knowledge and skills to collect, preserve, store, and share their heritage; Provides a collections map of heritage held by governing bodies of sport, their clubs,...
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Toolkit contents
This list shows all the sections in the toolkit. Our toolkit How to use this toolkit Governance What do we mean by governance? Things to consider before you start Level 1: Getting started Choosing the right legal structure Essential documents and day-to-day activities Developing your governing body and its members Legal compliance Governance when setting up a new museum Level 2: Underway Organisational review Skills audit Business planning Managi...
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Watford Museum
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Hidden Histories Illustrated Project
What is the project about? Hidden History Illustrated is a programme of 8 online informal education resources, activities, quizzes and games created and distributed over 12 months. The content of the resources will be created in response to the fascinating untold stories of women in sport, disability in sport and unusual objects of 50 sporting museums. Sporting Heritage will use its special knowledge and profile to digitally host, co-ordinate and...
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MCC Museum and Library
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National Basketball Heritage Centre
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'Culture Recovery Fund' Success and Dame Sarah Storey to Launch 2020 Conference
Double celebrations for Sporting Heritage this week as first we secured funding as part of the government’s #HereforCulture campaign, and we are also delighted to announce World and Paralympic champion, Dame Sarah Storey DBE as the keynote speaker for this month’s Sporting Heritage conference. The Culture Recovery Fund for Heritage has awarded Sporting Heritage £97,000 to support us in our work following the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic. We wo...
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What do we know about sporting heritage audiences?
Sporting Heritage was keen to find out. It’s vital that we understand about our audiences not only to make sure that we deliver representative programming and activities, but to be able to inform future plans, collections policies, consultation activity, audience development plans, and funding applications. As a result, Sporting Heritage was keen to answer the following questions: As a sector, what do we really know about sporting heritage audien...
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Wolverhampton City Archives
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Evolution of Women's Cricket
Evolution of Women’s Cricket is the first major exhibition on the women’s game. It traces the development of women’s cricket from its burlesque beginnings in the 18th century to a pioneering professional sport. This landmark exhibition exposes old attitudes and showcases original material from the newly acquired WAC archive, as well as rarely seen items from private institutions and personal collections. Cricket has traditionally been seen as a m...
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West Dunbartonshire Council Archives
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