Virtual Games
Your borough. Your sport. Your passion.
virtual spring distance
GET INVOLVED IN THE FUN!
Don’t just complete a distance be proud of it! This is an inclusive event with challenges that ensures accessibility for all young Londoners aged 18 and under. Distances can be completed running, walking, using a wheelchair, a frame or with assistance. The challenge closes on Friday 27th May.
School Challenge: Home Run!
Participants entering the school challenge can choose between 0.5km and 5km. Participants should complete the first half of their chosen distance at a slow pace, then the second half running as fast as they can back to their starting point. Their distance will count towards their school total and the school that runs the furthest collective distance (km) at the end of the challenge will be crowned Virtual Distance School run champions. The participants from the winning school will be entered into a draw to win a Nike prize!
Individual 2km Challenge!
Individual prizes are also up for grabs for the 2km Challenge. Participants have to complete the first half of the distance (1km) as fast as they can. They then must return to their starting point completing the distance.
Don’t forget it’s harder returning to your starting point!
Participants must submit a time for the 2km distance. The fastest male and female entrants will be crowned the Home run champions and awarded a pair of Nike trainers!
Challenges will be uploaded on the LYG website and participants can enter into the school or the individual challenge.

LYG VIRTUAL DANCE
We have teamed up with PERi-PERi legends (Nando’s ofc) and the dance OGs, HomeBros to bring you the ultimate Afro Beats dance challenge for the final week of our Virtual Dance competition.
The sounds of South Africa are just as much part of the Nando’s experience as their PERi-PERi sauce. Team Salut produced an Afro Beats banger especially for the Nando’s dance challenge – and we can’t wait to see your Extra Hot moves for this week’s dance off.
Up for the challenge? Get dancing, there’s £100 Nando’s Gift Card up for grabs for 4 MVPS. Confirm your participation via the form below to earn points for your borough. Submit a video of your routine or share on social media to win a £100 Nando’s Gift Card.
You have from Tuesday 6th April until Tuesday 13th April to get involved and show us your moves… You’ve got this!

LYG VIRTUAL INCLUSIVE GAMES
London Youth Games are putting young disabled Londoners at the heart of competition, empowering them to set, film, complete and share challenges as part of the LYG Virtual Inclusive Games.
The LYG Virtual Inclusive Games will run for eight weeks, with three challenges released each week. All the challenges will be set by young disabled athletes and will come with suggested adaptations to ensure as many young Londoners as possible can get involved.
The LYG Virtual Inclusive Games are open to all young Londoners. To participate, simply complete the challenges and submit your scores via our website to earn points for your borough.
Challenges will be released every Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday at 9.00am. You will have until Monday at 12.00pm to complete the challenges and submit your scores.
Individual prizes are also up for grabs. Share videos of your challenge attempts on social media using #ThisIsLYG to be in with a chance of winning the weekly MVP award and some Nike swag.

lyg x school games fitness challenges
We will be releasing weekly fitness challenges throughout the Spring Term to help keep you active during lockdown.
A new challenge will be released every Monday at 9.00am via our website and social media channels. You will have until Friday at 12.00pm to complete the challenge and submit your score.
Complete the challenges to earn points and help your borough climb the leaderboard. We will provide weekly updates, and at the end of Spring Term, the winning borough will be announced. Share your challenge attempts with us on social media using #ThisIsLYG

Week One
rugby CHALLENGE
rugby
st thomas more school in haringey and grey court school in richmond
How many balls can you land in the target?
Pick one of the challenge variations and see how many balls you can land in the target. You have 5 attempts and will receive 1 point for each attempt you get in the target. If you don’t have a rugby ball, use any other type of ball. Try using a bucket, hoop or box as a target. Download the challenge sheet for suggested adaptations and coaching tips.
Week Two
Volleyball challenge
volleyball
Central Foundation in tower hamlets and Southfields Academy in wandsworth
How many times can you hit the target in 60 seconds when throwing or volleying a ball against the wall?
You will receive 1 point for each time you hit the target. If you don’t have a volleyball, you can use any other type of ball. This challenge can be done indoors or outdoors, all you need is a wall and a target. You could use tape, chalk, or paper to mark your target. Download the Challenge Sheet for suggested adaptations and coaching tips.
Week Three
HANDBALL CHALLENGE
HANDBALL
BOWER PARK ACADEMY IN HAVERING
How long does it take you to hit 4 targets with a ball?
Time how long it takes you to complete this challenge. You can use any type of ball and the targets can be made from any equipment you have available. To make this challenge easier, make your targets bigger or move closer when throwing. To make it more difficult, try moving further away from the targets or receiving the ball whilst on the move. Download the Challenge Sheet for suggested adaptations and coaching tips.
Week Four
Football challenge
football
Kingsbury high in brent
You have 10 attempts to kick or throw a ball into a target from 3 different distances. The further the distance, the more points you will score.
1 metre from the target = 2 points, 2 metres from the target = 5 points and 3 metres from the target = 10 points. This challenge can be done from a seated or standing position. You can adapt the difficulty of this challenge by increasing the size of the ball or the size of the target. Download the Challenge Sheet for suggested adaptations and coaching tips.
Week Five
Hockey challenge
hockey
poplar primary school in merton
How long does it take you to dribble a ball round the markers? You must dribble the ball round the markers twice, like in the video.
Record how long it takes you to complete the challenge and submit your time. This challenge can be done indoors or outdoors. You can use any type of ball for this challenge. If you don’t have a hockey stick you can use a tennis racket, a cricket bat or even a broom. Download the Challenge Sheet for suggested adaptations and coaching tips.
Week Six
Boccia challenge
Boccia
WAVERELY SCHOOL IN ENFIELD
How many balls can you get into the hoops? You have 5 different hoops and 5 attempts to get a ball in each hoop.
You will receive 10 points for each ball you get into the hoops. Place a ball in one of the hoops, this is worth 20 points if you hit it. You can use any type of ball for this challenge. You can throw, roll or use a ramp to propel the balls. If you don’t have hoops, you can use rope or tape to create your targets. Download the Challenge Sheet for suggested adaptations and coaching tips.
Week Seven
NFL challenge
NFL
Leyshana and toshane from enfield
How many catches can you complete in 60 seconds? You should try to include 4 different types of catches.
If you don’t have an American football, you can use a football, a tennis ball or any other type of ball or object that you can safely catch with. If you don’t have a partner, you can throw the ball against a wall and see how many times you can catch it. Download the Challenge Sheet for suggested adaptations and coaching tips.
Week Eight
Netball challenge
netball
The Fox Federation in Kensington & Chelsea
How many times can you catch and throw the ball between the markers in 30 seconds? Remember to concentrate on your footwork.
You can use any type of ball for this challenge as long as it bounces. The markers should be laid out 3 metres apart. This challenge can be done indoors or outdoors. You can do this challenge with a partner. Try the variations in the video. Download the Challenge Sheet for suggested adaptations and coaching tips.
Week Nine
Cricket challenge
cricket
Oaklands School in Tower Hamlets
How many times can you bowl the ball into the target area? You have 10 attempts to bowl a ball, overarm or underarm, into a target area whilst trying to hit the stumps.
Each time the ball lands in the target area you get 1 point. Each time the ball hits the stumps you receive an additional 1 point. The maximum points that can be scored from one attempt is 2 points. The maximum points you can score overall is 20 points. Add up your points and submit your scores after 10 attempts. Download the Challenge Sheet for suggested adaptations and coaching tips.
Week Ten
Basketball challenge
basketball
SWAKELEYS SCHOOL IN HILLINGDON
How long does it take you to complete one of the challenge variations?
Complete five shuttle runs whilst dribbling the ball between two markers or see how long it takes you to complete five shots whilst dribbling around the different cones after each successful shot. You can use any type of ball for this challenge as long as it bounces. For the shooting variation, you can use a mark on the wall if you don’t have a basketball hoop. Download the Challenge Sheet for suggested adaptations and coaching tips.
Latest standings
Position | Borough | Points |
---|---|---|
1 | Wandsworth | 259 |
2 | Kensington & Chelsea | 245 |
3 | Kingston | 236 |
4 | Bromley | 235 |
5 | Haringey | 218 |
6 | Enfield | 215 |
7 | Redbridge | 195 |
8 | Ealing | 188 |
9 | Barking & Dagenham | 187 |
10 | Newham | 185 |
11 | Barnet | 183 |
12 | Richmond | 172 |
13 | Tower Hamlets | 163 |
14 | Hounslow | 139 |
14 | Lewisham | 139 |
16 | Westminster | 137 |
17 | Havering | 129 |
18 | Hillingdon | 126 |
19 | Sutton | 125 |
20 | Harrow | 122 |
21 | Islington | 117 |
22 | Hammersmith & Fulham | 96 |
23 | Brent | 83 |
24 | Southwark | 79 |
25 | Camden | 76 |
25 | Croydon | 76 |
27 | Lambeth | 55 |
28 | Greenwich | 49 |
29 | Hackney | 48 |
30 | Waltham Forest | 29 |
31 | Merton | 26 |
32 | Bexley | 8 |
33 | City of London | 3 |















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