Mark Freeman is a senior lecturer in the Department of Humanities and Social Sciences, Institute of Education, University of London. He is currently the co-editor of History of Education, and has published widely on many areas of modern British social, educational and business history. He is currently working on a collaborative AHRC-funded project entitled ‘The Redress of the Past: Historical Pageants in Britain 1905-2016’.

• 1. Sport, health and the body in the history of education Mark Freeman 2. Journey in the historiography of the French Method of Physical Education: a matter of nationalism, imperialism and gender Thierry Terret and Jean Saint-Martin 3. Physical education for citizenship or humanity? Freethinkers and natural education in the Netherlands in the mid-nineteenth century Vincent Stolk, Willeke Los and Wiel Veugelers 4. Exercise and education: facilities for the young female body in Scotland, 1930-1960 Eilidh H.R. Macrae 5. Who killed schoolgirl cricket? The Women’s Cricket Association and the death of an opportunity, 1945-1960 Rafaelle Nicholson 6. Rebuilding physical education in the Western occupation zones of Germany, 1945-1949 Heather L. Dichter 7. Images of the body: the Greek physical education curriculum since the Second World War Dimitris Foteinos

Mark Freeman is a senior lecturer in the Department of Humanities and Social Sciences, Institute of Education, University of London. He is currently the co-editor of History of Education, and has published widely on many areas of modern British social, educational and business history. He is currently working on a collaborative AHRC-funded project entitled ‘The Redress of the Past: Historical Pageants in Britain 1905-2016’.

• 1. Sport, health and the body in the history of education Mark Freeman 2. Journey in the historiography of the French Method of Physical Education: a matter of nationalism, imperialism and gender Thierry Terret and Jean Saint-Martin 3. Physical education for citizenship or humanity? Freethinkers and natural education in the Netherlands in the mid-nineteenth century Vincent Stolk, Willeke Los and Wiel Veugelers 4. Exercise and education: facilities for the young female body in Scotland, 1930-1960 Eilidh H.R. Macrae 5. Who killed schoolgirl cricket? The Women’s Cricket Association and the death of an opportunity, 1945-1960 Rafaelle Nicholson 6. Rebuilding physical education in the Western occupation zones of Germany, 1945-1949 Heather L. Dichter 7. Images of the body: the Greek physical education curriculum since the Second World War Dimitris Foteinos

Mark Freeman is a senior lecturer in the Department of Humanities and Social Sciences, Institute of Education, University of London. He is currently the co-editor of History of Education, and has published widely on many areas of modern British social, educational and business history. He is currently working on a collaborative AHRC-funded project entitled ‘The Redress of the Past: Historical Pageants in Britain 1905-2016’.

• 1. Sport, health and the body in the history of education Mark Freeman 2. Journey in the historiography of the French Method of Physical Education: a matter of nationalism, imperialism and gender Thierry Terret and Jean Saint-Martin 3. Physical education for citizenship or humanity? Freethinkers and natural education in the Netherlands in the mid-nineteenth century Vincent Stolk, Willeke Los and Wiel Veugelers 4. Exercise and education: facilities for the young female body in Scotland, 1930-1960 Eilidh H.R. Macrae 5. Who killed schoolgirl cricket? The Women’s Cricket Association and the death of an opportunity, 1945-1960 Rafaelle Nicholson 6. Rebuilding physical education in the Western occupation zones of Germany, 1945-1949 Heather L. Dichter 7. Images of the body: the Greek physical education curriculum since the Second World War Dimitris Foteinos