Hundreds of primary school pupils were treated to a sports day run by high school volunteers.
Pupils from Kingsbury High School, who are part of the Sports Leaders programme, led the activities as part of the Asda Active campaign.
More than 300 school children from five primary schools, including Roe Green Juniors School and Kingsbury Green Primary School, took part in matches of netball, football and cricket at Kingsbury High School.
Head of PE at the high school Annette Woodrow said: “Healthy eating and exercise is something we strongly advise among the children here and with the help of Asda Community Life and Sports Leaders UK, we hope to see this continue to go from strength to strength.
“Keeping the spirit of 2012 alive in our local community is very important for pupils and I hope this event will inspire them to get active, keep healthy, and volunteer themselves in the future.”
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