Previous Games

In 2024, we were the host city and to mark the occasion, we increased our team size by nearly 50%, taking us to a record-breaking team of 31 children and young people, and 7 live donors! 

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In 2023 we went to Coventry, where we started the opening parade in the ruins of the old cathedral.  We had our largest team ever - 22 transplant athletes, 8 coming for the first time, and 7 competing live donors. 

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We were back this year, after a 3-year gap and how good it was to be back again! 

The host city this year was Leeds.  We assembled in the city centre on Thursday to parade to Millenium Square for the opening ceremony.

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We didn't think we could improve on Birmingham but decided after that Newport had been just as good! 

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We thought this was our best year ever (until 2019 and 2022 came along...)! The setting was the University of Birmingham and everything was close at hand.

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During the 2017 Games, we had regular visits from a life-size cartoon haggis to remind us that we were in Scotland! 

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For the 2016 Games we travelled up to Liverpool. 

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Nine children and young people took part in this year's British Transplant Games in Gateshead-Newcastle. We had an amazing team! All tried their best and made us so proud of them. We got a best-ever total of 23 medals: 10 Gold, 5 silver and 8 bronze.  

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Nottingham Children's fielded its biggest team ever with 9 children and young people taking part, bring back a record number of gold, silver and bronze medals.  

We are extremely proud of all our athletes!  

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The 2013 Transplant Games were held in Sheffield.  The Kinder Crew fielded a small but fantastic team of Alex, Declan and Harry. 

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