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Ben Smith Tour of Inspire+ Schools

by admin | May 20, 2019 | News

Ben Smith Tour of Inspire+ Schools Latest News from inspire+ Welcome to our new Patron! Aug 29, 2022 | NewsWe are proud to announce that Professor Sir Jonathan Van-Tam has become a patron of the charity. Vincent Brittain, inspire+ CEO and founder says that he is...

Bag Packing Success!

by admin | May 20, 2019 | News

Bag Packing Success! Latest News from inspire+ Welcome to our new Patron! Aug 29, 2022 | NewsWe are proud to announce that Professor Sir Jonathan Van-Tam has become a patron of the charity. Vincent Brittain, inspire+ CEO and founder says that he is honoured that...

Schools Inspired by Sarah Outen MBE

by admin | May 20, 2019 | News

Schools Inspired by Sarah Outen MBE Latest News from inspire+ Welcome to our new Patron! Aug 29, 2022 | NewsWe are proud to announce that Professor Sir Jonathan Van-Tam has become a patron of the charity. Vincent Brittain, inspire+ CEO and founder says that he is...

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