Halls Cup leaderboard
Last updated: 1 November 2021
Scores for 2022 will be updated monthly between January and May 2022.
Everyone can submit evidence to score points using the online form:
Submit your Halls Cup evidence
Compete in the Halls Cup
To compete in the Halls Cup, all you need to do is to take part in qualifying events and activities. Even if you don't live in halls, you can still be part of the Halls Cup. Email residential.life@lse.ac.uk and we'll assign you a hall.
Points can be collected from Lent term until the end of Summer term.
Prizes
Make history by adding your team ribbon to the cup trophy and display it proudly in your hall. Your hall can win one of three prizes:
- Halls Cup trophy and a prize for the winning hall
- Student recognition awards
Submitting Halls Cup evidence
Hall committees track their evidence through events logs, photographs and attendance lists. In all other categories, evidence needs to be provided by the event organiser (eg LSE Volunteering Centre, LSE Sustainability Team, LSE SU ActiveLifestyle, LSE Raising and Giving). You can also submit events as an individual student. Make sure you collect evidence of what’s happened and who attended your event or activity.
Everyone can submit evidence and bank points using the online form:
Submit your Halls Cup evidence
If you’re not sure if your activity earns you points for your hall, email residential.life@lse.ac.uk and we will work together on how to best add the points.
Qualifying categories and events
You can score points through:
You can score points through:
You can score points through:
- LSESU SU Active Lifestyle classes
- or on your own
You can score points through:
- Residential Life teams events attendance (Hall Committees, warden team, Residential Life or hall management)
- Resident led event attendance
- Hall Committee initiative (highlighted by the Residential Life team)
You can score points through:
You can score points through:
- The Green Week Challenge or The NUS Student Switch Off
- Halls of residence sustainability drives
- Becoming a Hall Sustainability Ambassador
- LSE Sustainability initiatives and events
More about LSE Halls Cup
- £618 raised in fundraising events
- 117 hours contributed to volunteering
- 228 wonderfully diverse events hosted across all halls
- ‘Collection drives’- initiatives in halls
- in-hall fitness sessions including yoga and running clubs
- 48 per cent of students participated in the Accommodation satisfaction survey
The previous winning halls were:
- 2020/21 Carr-Saunders Hall
- 2019/20 Rosebery Hall
- 2018/19 Rosebery Hall
- 2017/18 High Holborn Residence
Questions about LSE Halls Cup? Contact the Residential Life team at residential.life@lse.ac.uk.