Personal development

International convention on the rights
of the child.

Article 28: Schooling

Children have the right to an education and the State must make primary education compulsory and free. It should encourage the development of different forms of secondary education, make them accessible to all and ensure that all children have access to the form of higher education best suited to their abilities. School discipline must not violate the child’s rights or dignity.

Gaborone and Kweneng districts, Botswana
Play for Change: Building respectful communities through sport

Berane, Nikšić, Podgorica and Zeta (Montenegro)
Sport and support – Equal goals!

Montreal, Quebec, Canada
Strike a different tone

Limpopo province, South Africa
Kicking Boundaries

Bossaso, Puntland State, Somalia
Girls Play for Change: Using sport as a transformative tool for protection, inclusion and empowerment

Corona, California, USA
Kicking Barriers

Parque Ecodeportivo Santo Domingo Oeste, Manoguayabo, Dominican Republic
Football for children and teenagers from low-income communities

Aley and Beirut (Achrafieh district), Lebanon
Play and Debate

Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh
Play for Protection: Child-centred sport for safety and belonging

Argentina
Fútbol en Señas: Deaf kids on the field

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Personal development

International convention on the rights
of the child.

Article 28: Schooling