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Project Days
Thousands of school pupils have already spent an exciting project day at the German Football Museum. Away from their usual surroundings, they have learnt how stereotypes can turn into prejudices and how quickly discriminatory behaviour can become racism. They come to realise that people with blonde hair are no more ‘German’ than those with roots abroad or from different cultural backgrounds. In our free workshops for school groups, we explore aspects of political education in an engaging way. Engaging with such socially relevant topics in a new and interesting setting is an experience not just for football fans.
Diversity Project Day
- There is no charge for the project day, and admission to the permanent exhibition is included!
- For all classes in Years 7 to 13
- Sessions take place from Tuesday to Friday, lasting 4.5 hours from 9.00 am to 1.30 pm
Programme:
- A discovery tour of the permanent exhibition
- Reflection on and exploration of the themes through interactive exercises, games and activities
Objectives:
- To promote tolerance, respect and integration
- Reducing prejudice and discriminatory behaviour
- Raising awareness of how to deal with diversity
Homophobia Project Day
- There is no charge for the project day, and admission to the permanent exhibition is included!
- For all classes in Years 7 to 13
- Sessions take place from Tuesday to Friday, lasting 4.5 hours from 9.00 am to 1.30 pm
Programme:
- A discovery tour of the permanent exhibition
- Reflection on and exploration of the topics through interactive exercises, games and activities
Objectives:
- To demonstrate an unbiased approach to LGBTIQ* issues in football
- To impart knowledge
- Raising awareness of sexual and gender diversity
Further educational programmes
The project days are sponsored by:
