Inspire>Aspire is a project run by the educational charity Character Scotland. Character Scotland’s purpose is to support the development of children and young people’s character and values. Inspire>Aspire is an independent education programme inspired by the Glasgow 2014 Commonwealth Games. The aim is character development in young people. It is designed to help them explore their character, ideals and values through a unique poster template using supporting Internet resources. The programme is free to users of any age but it has been designed specifically for 10-18 year olds. Inspire>Aspire builds on the work of the Learning for Life project, a UK wide programme of academic research, teaching and learning development and practical activities in schools, principally supported by the John Templeton Foundation. The original values poster was developed from Sir John Templeton's Worldwide Laws of Life which he first published in 1997.