Thousands of people tried cycling, tennis, korfball, frescoball and more in the borough's seventh annual Get Active festival.
Hosted by Enable Leisure and Sport on behalf of Wandsworth Council, the festival in King George's Park gives people an opportunity to try new sports and activities and encourages them to make healthy lifestyle changes.
Wandsworth Radio hosted an outdoor stage in the park, where there was a climbing wall, a mobile boxing ring, and a fixed wheel cycling challenge.
The Wimbledon ladies' tennis final was shown on a big screen.
Tennis, korfball, frescoball and other sports were also available to try. Year 5 and 6 classes from six schools kicked off the festival with a mini Olympix in five different sports.
Presenting winners Penwortham Primary school with the trophy, Enable Leisure and Culture chairman of the board of trustees, Clare Frankl-Bertrum, said: "What a great event which shows that Wandsworth has a strong connection with sport and physical activity from a young age, as demonstrated the previous weekend with the borough’s second place in the London Youth Games."
The council’s leisure spokesman Councillor Jonathan Cook said: "It’s great that so many local people went along to this event, connecting with local community organisations and finding out about how they could lead healthier and more active lives."
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