Head coach Rowland Phillips has said that the future is bright for London Welsh despite being relegated from the Aviva Premiership.
London Welsh's 14-29 loss to Bath consigned the club to relegation after failing to win a game all season.
"At this club we are too proud as people to just switch off and wait for the summer holidays," Phillips told the Daily Telegraph.
"Building for next season has to start now. The mindset for us has to be to improve every week. We will sit down next week to review this game and discuss the future. The key is how you learn your lessons and obviously you can say that we didn't learn them last time but certainly the ambition is as great as ever.
"The real honest ambition of the club will always be portrayed on the field and today you saw 23 guys put their life and soul onto the pitch and that to me shows that there is a response to this club so that the future is bright."
London Welsh have picked up just a single losing bonus point in 18 matches.
