The 23-year-old England international has been active on social media to fight food poverty, homelessness, illiteracy and racism in recent years
Pupils will be studying Marcus Rashford's use of social media as an activism tool as part of their GCSE media studies this year.
The England international has used his social media accounts to fight food poverty by raising money for charity and persuading the UK government to continue free school meals for children.
Rashford, 23, has used his online presence to tackle homelessness, start a book club and speak out against racist abuse he and other footballers have received in recent years, too.
