Sports coaching company, Premier Sport, has revealed plans for a new physical activity programme aimed at giving more young people the chance to be active and stay active.

The Inspire programme consists of six parts, which are carried out between Key Stages one through four. These six parts are the Inspire to Nurture, Achieve, Excel, Compete, Engage and Feel Good.

The programme will measure pupil progress and attainment, based on agreed outcomes with each school, allowing staff to easily measure progress.

By working with teachers rather than replacing them, Premier Sport are looking to increase the provision of PE, physical activity and school sport.

Premier Sport is a founding member of The Compass Association (TCA), a trade body that supports and promotes physical activity and sports providers working with schools and local communities.

Martin Gallagher, CEO of TCA, said: "I've worked closely with David Batch CEO and founder of Premier Sport; it's an organisation that leads by example and is innovative in its approach to developing children's sport and activity programmes.

"The new Inspire Programme will be a success and children will have the benefit of a fun and positive engagement."