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Sporting Heritage and the UEFA Women's EURO 2022
...eld and the surrounding area; we engaged with key figures to discuss the significance of the tournament, the history of the women’s game, and presented the personal footballing stories we uncovered. Find out more our UEFA Women’s Euro activity: In Conversation with key figures from the game On the Ball! An online exhibition of women’s football around Sheffield Explore our webinar series supporting the heritage of the women’s game Download the Foot...
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"What time's kick off?"
...an create a thoughtful and engaging work that will contribute something new and significant to the sporting history graphic novel genre. [1] ‘What Time’s Kickoff?’ Is a title that paraphrases part of a conversation that allegedly took place between Duncan Edwards & the then Manchester United Assistant Manager Jimmy Murphy at Edwards’ hospital bed. Twitter @artgayle @1958munich...
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Supporting your application
...Book your drop in space here Surgery days – 10th February 2026 & 10th March 2026: And then if you have specific questions, you can book a one to one conversation on our surgery support days. Book your surgery space here ...
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Kids in Museums Take Over for National Sporting Heritage Day!
...es can get involved with the KIM campaigns and resources. *Kids In Museums Conversation* Tell us what you have planned We’d love to hear what you have planned for the National Sporting Heritage Take-Over Day! if you have a moment please fill in the Event/Activity registration form attached below and we’ll help you promote and shout about your activity in the run up to #NSHD2025 Sept 30th Dana Abdulkarim former GB rounders captain – and now teacher...
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Resources
...different ways you can support families to access your heritage in our ‘In conversation’ session with Alison Bowyer, Executive Director of Kids in Museums Alison’s full slide deck containing lots of ideas and links to the range of Kids in Museums resources January 2023 Meeting focus: collection digitisation Presentation given by Dr Becky Bowd, University Archivist at Heritage Quay about how they work with England Netball and other sporting organis...
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Podcast - A Portrait of Rose Reilly & Sport in the National Galleries of Scotland
...with Rose she was perfectly secure and at ease in front of the camera. The conversation was going very well, we’d found common themes to discuss, and I remember as we neared conclusion of the pictures Rose asking, “Do you want a coffee?”, upon which we went into the kitchen and she made espressos for us, with little Italian biscotti’s. Rose Reilly MBE, photographed at home in Stewarton, Scotland, 2019. © Jeremy Sutton-Hibbert. As mentioned, I wasn...
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Why I started Sporting Heritage (and where we're going next)
...an help us scale our impact. One thing that’s really struck me from recent conversations is how many amazing technologies and partners are out there who could help us realise our vision – and with that support the sector to grow and thrive. Imagine being able to digitise collections and find solutions to collections storage at scale, or race against your favourite rower using VR. These aren’t pipe dreams – they’re real possibilities if we find the...
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Introducing our Headline Conference Sponsors - The Ark Heritage!
...mpany will bring the sector is absolutely crucial! Whether it’s that first conversation about how you even start a project working with film, or you’re further along the journey and need more in-depth, long term advice, the guys at The Ark Heritage are here to help. Caroline Martin, from The Ark Heritage, told us why they felt it was so important to support the Sporting Heritage sector: “At The Ark Heritage, we believe in the crucial significance...
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Dame Sarah Storey DBE
..., and how these inspirational stories can have a broader impact on equality in society. Listen to Dame Sarah Storey In Conversation...
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Sharing Stories Study Days
...around the different ways we can share stories. The day opened with an ‘in conversation’ chat between Sporting Heritage Ambassador Amazin LeThi and Dr Justine Reilly. Amazin talked about her story, her experiences of prejudice and the impact it had on her, and the importance of seeing yourself represented and supported in current sports as well as sporting heritage. You can find out more about Amazin’s amazing work as an advocate on her website. T...
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Nick Matthew OBE
...interest in the heritage of squash and and an appreciation of who has come before. Listen to Nick & Hedley Matthew In Conversation...
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The Art of Sporting Heritage Month - launch event
...ogen Gibbon from National Galleries Scotland who is joined by panellists: Belinda Scarlett, National Football Museum; Sally Bills, British Sporting Art Trust; Tilly Johnson, National Football Museum and practising artist; Gayle Rogers, academic and practising artist for a wide ranging conversation covering topics such as what sport and art means to us, where does sporting art fit within your organisation’s collections or within your body of work?...
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Community engagement
Topic overview In this section we will look at a range of ways of engaging with communities by looking at: What do we mean by community engagement? The different communities you could work with. Examples of some of the communities you may work with and a range of ways of working with them. Links to different organisations supporting community engagement work. When working with communities it is important that you are aware of any safeguarding iss...
Dana Abdulkarim
Dana is a senior teacher in Sheffield across Physical Education and PSHE. In 2000 she became the first Muslim and Arab woman to compete for England Internationally with 67 caps in Rounders, she also was the first to then Coach an England side of her own. In 2008 Dana was the first Hijabi Muslim Woman to qualify to teach PE in England. As a student, she was involved in research looking at provision for Teacher training for those from diverse backg...
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Joanie Evans
“I am so delighted to join the Sporting Heritage Ambassador family and support National Sporting Heritage Day. Growing up, I didn’t see many black women playing football, or people from the LGBT+ community being celebrated in sport and that is something I have spent my sporting life changing and ensuring the next generation has a heritage they can learn from and be inspired by.” Joanie Evans, originally from Birmingham moved to London in the 1980...
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Hannah Cockroft OBE
Hannah Lucy Cockroft OBE, DL is a British wheelchair racer and TV presenter. Current holder of the 100, 200, 400, 800 and 1500 metre world records in the T34 classification and 100, 200, 400 and 800 metres Paralympic records, Hannah rose to prominence in athletics at the London 2012 Paralympic Games, in which she won two gold medals. Since then Hannah’s career has seen her win three further Paralympic gold medals in Rio, and two gold medals in To...
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Level 1 - Getting started
...What this might look like for you: No experience of delivering All delivery to be done by volunteers No venue or space to hold activity No existing resources Suggested activity: Family activities linked to schools holidays and key sporting dates Uniformed groups – object handling Table of memorabilia / object handling...

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CC4 Museum of Welsh Cricket Podcast @welshcricketpod ·

15 May

Out now !
The Extra Test: Glamorgan Playing the Best
We interview author and Glamorgan's Heritage and Education Co-ordinator Andrew Hignell:

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Museum of Cardiff | Amgueddfa Caerdydd @thecardiffstory ·

9 May

Today Sophia Gardens will host its first-ever Women’s One Day International, as England take on New Zealand.

It’s thought this cricket ball was used when Glamorgan Women played New Zealand at Cardiff Arms Park in 1954.

#CRICKET #SPORTINGHERITAGE @ECB_cricket @sportinghistory

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Steve Bolton @dagenhaminvince ·

8 Apr

Maud Smith - Football Superstar in 1918 is now starring in the WW1 Museum in Kansas City for the World Cup 💚
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#DagenhamInvincibles
34 Wins + 2 Draws
About time this country celebrated its female footy heritage?

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Whitchurch Hospital / Ysbyty’r Eglwys Newydd @whitchurchhosp ·

4 Apr

Day 4 @ARAScot
#Archive30
#UntoldStories
#Whitchurchhospitalcricket

It’s fair to say that there are many many untold stories but we are choosing #Cricket 🏏

We have been asked to help @wh_cc
with their story as it’s their Centenary, Can you help

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