Our Impact

At inspire+, we’re proud of the difference we make in schools and in the lives of young people year after year.

We help children lead healthier, more active lives through sport. In primary schools, we provide specialist coaching, teacher support, and programmes that build confidence and stretch gifted pupils.

Our volunteering pathway starts in Year 5, giving children early chances to develop leadership skills.

The impact of inspire+ can continue into secondary school with training and real experience in coaching and event leadership, earning national recognition and creating a clear journey from playground to employment.

Parent's Updates

Mini Olympics 2025

The Mini Olympics is a three-day event where primary school children take part in a variety of sports, from athletics and boccia to boxercise and American football.

Last year was incredible, with over 2,800 children enjoying Opening and Closing Ceremonies and meeting special guests. Children represent countries, experience teamwork, and get a taste of the Olympic Games.

We look forward to welcoming everyone back from 9th–11th June for another inspiring celebration of sport.

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Holiday Active Food Camps

Our holiday and half-term camps across South Lincolnshire offer children a safe, engaging place to play, learn, and make friends.

Kids take part in sports, arts & crafts, and fun workshops, with free nutritious lunches and snacks provided. It’s a full day of activity and enrichment designed to keep children happy, active, and inspired.

Don’t want to miss out on the next Holiday Active Food Camp? Sign up to receive an email reminder when bookings go live!

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Our Young Ambassadors

Congratulations to our new Young Ambassadors! After completing their initial training, they are now putting their skills into action in their schools.

We’re super excited to have them as part of the team and to see them grow, inspire others, and make a real difference in their school communities.

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Wake Up the Classroom - Christmas Edition

Whether you’re at home or in the classroom, follow this fun and festive-themed 5 minute warm up to help children wake up, feel good and focus!

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Not everyone realises there’s a pathway into teaching without going to university.Leo Moore is our Apprentice of the Month, completing his Level 3 Teaching Assistant apprenticeship at South Witham Academy. After having started out on our Level 2 Community Sports Activator course, he’s now progressing step by step towards his goal of becoming a primary school teacher.His apprenticeship has helped him grow in confidence, lead PE sessions, and build real experience supporting children with SEND, pushing himself outside his comfort zone every day.“I couldn’t recommend inspire+ enough. They help you gain so much experience about teaching in schools and help to give you the knowledge and confidence for a teaching career.”If you’re thinking about your future and want to work in schools, follow us to learn more about the different routes available.#Apprenticeships #CareersInEducation #EarnLearnInspire ... See MoreSee Less

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Over the span of three days, more than 2,500 children took part in the Mini Olympics.A huge thank you to everyone involved in making it happen. From volunteers and staff to schools, sponsors and those leading each activity, it takes a lot of people behind the scenes to deliver something like this.We’re really grateful to everyone who gave their time and energy across the three days. Thank you!Interested in seeing more from the Mini Olympics? Follow us for further updates!#MiniOlympics #CommunitySport #VolunteerSupport ... See MoreSee Less

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For many, an apprenticeship is where things start to fall into place.With real experience, new skills, and the chance to grow along the way.An apprenticeship is the start of something bigger. Follow us for more highlights and information on how to kickstart a career in education!#apprenticeships #CareerPathways #SkillsForLife ... See MoreSee Less

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