Won the award for:

Benjy won the Under 13 Boys High Jump club championships gold medal with a leap of 1.32m on 20th August 2020. He also jumped 1.35m at the Open Meeting on Friday 7th September 2020.

Proposes to spend £250 award on:

A club iPad for large screen track side internet connection to results services and coaching videos.

Won the award for:

On 28/06/20 Janak ran in a Covid secure competition which limited races to 6 runners competing on a knock out basis. Janak reached the semi finals and ran the 9th fastest time out of 62 runners.

Proposes to spend £250 award on:

A variety of new measuring tapes for the long jump and throws, and three new measuring wheels to establish distances.

Won the award for:

On 3rd March 2020 Eric ran 5 x 400m on a 5 minute loop in an average of 77.27 Seconds. On 20th June 2020, Eric repeated the session after his lockdown experience and ran an average of 75.78

Proposes to spend £250 award on:

New High Jump Stands and 4 Foam Rollers.

Won the award for:

During the Covid-19 Lockdown, Greg climbed the equivalent of the 8,850 metres high Mount Everest by running up his stairs at home 1,405 times over, seven days, in 12 x 2 hour sessions.

Proposes to spend £250 award on:

Additional sessions on the athletics track to allow more athletes to train in small Covid-19 secure groups.

Won the award for:

Rafi raced the National Cross Country Championships on 22nd February 2020 as part of his come back from long term injury, the the Covid-19 Lockdown arrived and Rafi responded by training.

Proposes to spend £250 award on:

Additional sessions on the athletics track to allow more athletes to train in small Covid-19 secure groups.

Won the award for:

For Anna's 135th placing at the South of England Athletics Cross Country Championships at Parliament Hill where she led the six strong London Heathside team to 30th place

Proposes to spend £250 award on:

Fenton Portable DJ PA Speaker System 15" 800w Bluetooth Music Lights and Wireless Microphone Battery Powered

Won the award for:

For his 4th place in the U13 Boys race of the Middlesex XC Championships at Wormwood Scrubbs on Sat 4th Jan 2020, and 8th place in the Metropolitan XC League at Ally Pally on 11th Jan 2020.

Proposes to spend £250 award on:

Two extra large foam hurdles.

Won the award for:

For his 21st place at the London Youth Games Cross Country race on 18th Nov, and for improving his Northwest London League Cross Country positions from 8th in first 2 races to 6th on 23rd November

Proposes to spend £250 award on:

Two Stackable Mirafit Foam Jump boxes on 20 and 24 inches.

Won the award for:

On 14th October 2019, Amara registered her first win in the Islinton Schools Running League Girls Years 7 and 8 race. Amara ran 8:06 for the St.Aloysius' sports field course.

Proposes to spend £250 award on:

Three Stackable Mirafit Foam Jump boxes on 4, 6 and 12 inches

Won the award for:

Sam travelled to Carshalton to compete as a guest in the Surrey County U17 Men's Octathlon Championships which he won with 3,095 points including a Long Jump of 5.36m and High Jump of 1.61m.

Proposes to spend £250 award on:

Producing a London Heathside 2019 year book of its Champions. The £250 award will go towards reducing the cost

Won the award for:

For her 1.41m High Jump achieved at the Middlesex Young Athletes League at Parliament Hill on Sunday 23rd June 2019, where she finished on the same height as "A Stringer", Hattie Munday.

Proposes to spend £250 award on:

9 Rubber Discus, 15 Javelin Throwing Balls, 12 Whistles, First Aid Bandages, Plasters and Anti Septic Wipes

Won the award for:

At the Middlesex County Track and Field Championships at Lee Valley on Saturday 11th May 2019, Deji placed 4th in the U20 Men's 400 metres, in a new personal best time of 51.49 seconds.

Proposes to spend £250 award on:

Video Camera and tripod for coaching and monitoring the finish line of large races and blanket finish lines.

Won the award for:

On 27th April 2019, Leon won the 200m A string for Under 17 Men at the Middlesex Young Athletes League in Perivale with a time of 23.1 seconds.

Proposes to spend £250 award on:

Sports Clock for displaying times during track training.

Won the award for:

Ella travelled to Leeds, to compete in the National Cross Country Championships in Harewood House Park where she place in 292nd position in a time on 19:37

Proposes to spend £250 award on:

Long Sleeve Tee Shirts printed with "London Heathside Club Champion"

Won the award for:

For his 6th place out of 138 runners at the London Schools Junior Boys Championships where he represented his school Central Foundation. Ivor's time was 14:00.

Proposes to spend £250 award on:

Club Championship Engraved Medals to present to London Heathside Athletes for 1st, 2nd and 3rd positions.

Won the award for:

Lemi placed 6th in the Middlesex County Cross Country Championships in a time of 20:36, and was first scorer in London Heathside's third placed Under 17 Men's team.

Proposes to spend £250 award on:

Nike Zoom running spikes for loan to young athletes during summer athletics matches.

Won the award for:

On Saturday 3rd November 2018 Seyfu won the North London Cross Country Championships and led London Heathside's senior men to a team win, at Hackney Marshes in East London

Proposes to spend £250 award on:

Club Vests to give away to new young athletes.

Won the award for:

On 13th October 2018 Hattie placed 12th in the first Metropolitan League, Cross Country race of the season having just moved up into the Under 13 Girls age group.

Proposes to spend £250 award on:

Weighted Aerobic Bars. 4 x 10k bars, 4 x 8k bars, 2 x 6k bars.

Won the award for:

For his successful summer of athletics which ended with an 11.88 personal best in the 100m at Woodford Green, 24.27 in the 200m and placing equal 1st at the September Club Championship High Jump.

Proposes to spend £250 award on:

Plastic marker flags

Won the award for:

Mia became the Under 15 Girls Middlesex County Champion for the 1500 metres, running the distance in 4:49.7 on Sunday 13th May 2018, at the Lee Valley Athletics centre.

Proposes to spend £250 award on:

Ice Packs, basic hand held stop watches, and Starter Clappers. Also pins and numbers for competitions.