Pupils will learn about gender stereotypes and how to challenge them. Download the Active Allies Resource Pack between 25th March and 8th May 2026 to receive your free Active Ally Champion Wristbands, along with a teacher guide! Act fast, limited to the first 300 teachers to download!
Football brings many benefits for young people, as players and fans. As part of PE lessons, played competitively against other schools, or just for fun in the playground, football helps children stay fit, supports mental health and develops social skills.
The Active Allies resources will empower girls to play football, with advice and support on creating an inclusive school environment, challenging bias in the school community, challenging gender stereotypes and supporting boys to be active allies.
The resources include a Pupil Activity Pack, a Teacher Toolkit and an Assembly.
“Engaging, thought-provoking, challenging, fun and informative. The activities are varied and allow children to be independent in their learning.” - KS2 Teacher
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Pupils will learn to:
England: PSHE (Key Stage 2)
Friendships, Respecting self and others, Communities
Wales: Health and Well-being (Progression Steps 2 and 3)
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Pupils learn what allyship means and how we can demonstrate active allyship.
This toolkit provides helpful background information for teachers delivering the Active Allies resources.
Pupils will work through a range of activities that empower girls to get more involved in football and challenge gender stereotypes.
Pupils form their own Mini-League teams and allocate job roles. This resource is to be used with Activity 5 in the Pupil Activity Pack.