Activities
This year we have a selection of FREE activities to choose from that are LOCAL to you.
Remember, all the kids starting out will be beginners to the activity.
Here’s a quick introduction to the options on offer. Some might be familiar - others might not be!
School Years 8 - 11
Boxing is a martial art. It teaches individuals the proper techniques, discipline and sportsmanship within a controlled environment developing Boxing fundamentals. Beginners will learn how to block, use footwork and different combinations of punches. It’s also a great workout, which benefits lots of other sports! This training will have minimal contact.
School Years 3 - 8
Unleash your inner rhythm and discover new moves! An amazing way to get fit and improve balance and agility. Dance is also great way to be part of a new crew and to lift your mood.
By the way, the dance offerings across the county will vary - click to the booking form to discover what’s on near YOU this spring.
School Years 7 - 11
Whether its smashing sixes, diving for catches or sending stumps flying, Cricket is the perfect mix of skill, energy and fun. Grab your bat, pick up your ball and play one of the fastest growing female sports.
School Years 4 - 6
Be inspired by the Lionesses and learn the basic skills involved in the Country’s most popular sport. Football improves physical health as well as providing social and emotional benefits. The sessions will include skills, drills and basic match play.
Age 8-12
Judo is a modern Japanese martial art and incredibly popular Olympic sport. Beginners will learn throws, groundwork and learning to fall safely – it’s also a great workout, which benefits lots of other sports! The word Judo means ‘the gentle way’ and it teaches self-respect, self-control and discipline in a fun and safe environment.
School Years 3 - 4
Tennis is a great workout and fantastic for coordination and agility, aswell as developing strategic skills. It's also a handy sport to play socially as you only need one other player!
In the training, you'll learn the fundamental skills to help your enjoyment of this sport long after the games have finished!
To register your child for the Surrey Community Games 2025 please sign up via BookWhen.
Please Note:
- Please check the Eligibility requirements to make sure your child is eligible to take part for their sport. This information can be accessed via the BookWhen activity descriptions.
- When you register to take part in an activity, you agree to attend ALL the training sessions and Games Day for that sport.
- If unable to attend a training, you MUST inform the sporting provider/coaches so they are aware.
For any queries please contact sport@runnymede.gov.uk
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