Every child deserves a great start in life!

Thank you to all the wonderful organisations that have been helping us during this pandemic, especially to Guy's and St. Thomas' Charity, Go Campaign, London Community Response, The Westminster Foundation, Creation Trust, Pembroke House, Doorstep Collective, Southwark Tigers Rugby Club, Notting Hill Genesis and City Bridge Trust.

The winners of the week

Next Week Challenge

B is for Burgess Park

Our last challenge before Summer programmes! As usual, we will deliver on Monday and we would love to see your entries by Friday 17th July at 4pm. Make a little animal, insect, flower, tree or anything else you like of our beautiful Burgess Park. Book here

Draw your favourite holiday memory

Draw your favourite holiday memory!

Mine is always spendings long days at the beach and watching the sunset! 🌅 What’s yours??

send your art-works to info@burgesssports.org and get the chance to enter in the prize draw and win a voucher!

Winners will be announced next week Friday 17th July! Make sure to submit to win some prizes! 🎉

The Winner of this challenge will be the one who is the most creative and will receive a £10 voucher. #Let’sgetcreative✨✨

Art - Recycling

We have a new Arts and Craft Challenge! This weeks challenge is to creat your very own object but you must use recycled materials!✨👀

You could use any type of recycled such as bottles, lids, cardboard, scrapping paper and etc.

You could make recycled art by taking those materials and make them into something new. 🤩

Winners will be announced next week Friday 17th July! Make sure to submit!!! 😎

The Winner of this challenge will be the one who is the most creative and will win a £10 voucher 👏👏

#Let’sgetcreative✨✨

#WeAreNotSpectators

“Things have changed – so we’ve adapted and it’s been really good.” Vernon Neve-Dunn, Co-Founder, Burgess Sports

Five hundred healthy, fresh, cooked meals are being prepared each week and distributed to vulnerable families in the community, thanks to a team of bicycle delivery volunteers.

Physical activity provision has been shifted online, ranging from TikTok dance challenges to creative podcasts and daily fitness sessions.

Family activities are also being distributed, from painting to photography to jigsaws to cup-stacking, so that children and their parents have more constructive options to share during lockdown – and prizes are being given to encourage participation.

Digital activities have even gone as far as – all chosen by the participants to help them through a difficult time.