FOOTBALL clubs are not doing enough to tackle sectarianism, according to the man behind the country s largest anti-sectarianism education project. Sense Over Sectarianism will mark its 20th anniversary in July, reaching thousands of primary and secondary school pupils every year. Mark Adams, who runs the scheme, said he is frustrated by the constant claims that more should be done in schools to tackle Scotland s shame . The problem, he says, is not with children and young people but with adult influences in their lives. Mark, development officer for Sense Over Sectarianism, said: One of the great frustrations is that it s too easy to say we should be educating kids about this - we already are educating kids.