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Gender stereotypes are embedded in us all. They lead to biases and inequalities with wide-reaching consequences for children.
In sport we know that gender stereotypes can limit girls’ sporting experience, undermine their sports skills, and with this their self-belief and joy.
But community sport can be a home from home for girls as well as boys. A good coach can transform a girls’ life and ensure she continues and succeeds in sport.
These guides will help you challenge the norm, tackle the gender play gap and champion the value of sport for all.
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Families are all different but are united by being the first and most important influence in a child's life. This guide will help you challenge accepted norms, tackle the gender play gap and champion the value of sport for all.
In sport, girls are limited by stereotypes that stifle their joy, prevent them from learning skills and steal their self-belief. Find out how you can prevent stereotyping in your primary school today.
Our latest research shows that boys as young as five have already learnt that sport is not for girls. Let's debunk this myth and raise the next generation of Mini Allies.
