Inspire

Inspire Programme

The Inspire Programme is a once in a lifetime opportunity for individuals and organisations across Yorkshire to be part of the London 2012 Games - now!

The Programme recognises outstanding non-commercial projects and events inspired by the games coming to the UK.

We're looking for innovative projects that are about excellence, personal best and participation; across the themes of sport, culture, education, sustainability, volunteering and business opportunities.

Yorkshire already boasts several outstanding Inspire projects, including Today's Youth: Tomorrow's Leaders, the region's fist Inspire education programme. Our aim is to open up hundreds of opportunities like this and inspire people throughout the region to join in!

If you would like to discuss your ideas to be part on the London 2012 Inspire Programme, please contact James. James is the Inspire Programmer for Yorkshire, and part of the Yorkshire Gold team.

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Today's Youth: Tomorrow's Leaders

Today's Youth: Tomorrow's Leaders' was launched on the 1st October in Dalby Forest and has been granted the Inspire Mark, the badge of the London 2012 Inspire Programme.

Led by Andy Pope, the project inspires young people to volunteer in sport at school and in the community. It is the first education project to be recognised by London 2012 in Yorkshire and works across all North Yorkshire's 10 School Sport Partnerships.

Charles Allen, Chair of the LOCOG Nations and Regions Group launched the project and presented Andy with the Inspire certificate. Mr. Allen was at Dalby Forest to see the new tracks built for the 2010 Mountain Bike World Cup.

Interview with Andy Pope, Partnership Development Manager for Ebor School Sport Partnership