Young Londoners from across London have been competing in qualifying events since February to land a spot at the Finals. Spanning nine sports and three of the former Olympic and Paralympic venues, this is set to be a long weekend to remember for the competitors. 

The three-day event gives youngsters the chance to follow in the footsteps of London 2012 heroes Mo Farah, Christine Ohuruogu and Bradley Wiggins. They all competed in the London Youth Games as fledgling stars before representing Great Britain in the very same Park venues being used for this event.

Plus on Sunday 30 June, attendees can attend the community festival at Copper Box Arena to try exciting sports and activities, meet and greet athletes and discover coaching and leadership opportunities across London.

Hosting the Finals Festival at Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park provides an opportunity to inspire more young people to build lasting associations with physical activity and sport, competing in iconic venues while having fun participating and creating life-long sporting memories.

All activities will be free of charge to participants and spectators.