Community Links

The Tipton Green Junior School Local History Fayre is a community event celebrating 50 years of memories connected to Tipton Green Junior School from 1976–2026. Organised by the Tipton Town Libraries Local History Group, the event invites former pupils, families, friends, and sports team members to share photographs, memories, and stories from their time at the school. Visitors are encouraged to bring along old pictures and reminisce about classroom moments, sporting achievem

The competition is open to current and former pupils of the school. Entrants must write a poem about school or schooldays. Poems can be in any style, including dialect, and must be no more than 20 lines long. There is a £50 first prize, and some poems will be published in a book later in the year. The closing date for entries is 30 June 2026. Entry forms are available from our school, Tipton Library or by emailing robert26hazel@gmail.com

Our wonderful Wellbeing Ambassadors proudly showcased their day at the SHAPE event. It was fantastic to see them confidently and enthusiastically sharing their experiences and the valuable information they learned.

The Black Country Local History Fayre is taking place on Saturday 6th June 2026, 10:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m. at Tipton Sports Academy & Social Club (Wednesbury Oak Road, Tipton, DY4 0BS). ⭐ A special highlight for our school community: There will be a collection of unseen historical photographs from Tipton Green Junior School. This is a fantastic opportunity for children and families to spot familiar places, learn about the school’s past, and make links with their local history. O

After school, Mrs Handford met with two members of the Tipton History Society to share photographs of Tipton Green Junior School from across the years. The group will be selecting some of these images to display at Tipton Library as part of a special exhibition celebrating 50 years at the school’s current location. Originally established in 1880, the school moved to its present site on Park Lane West in 1976, alongside Park Lane Infant School. It later underwent significant i

Manny Singh Kang visited Tipton Green today to lead a special assembly for pupils, sharing his inspiring fundraising journey and encouraging children to believe they can make a difference in their community. The big-hearted football fan has raised more than £260,000 for Dementia UK through events including his regular Samosa Saturdays. A lifelong Wolverhampton Wanderers F.C. supporter, Manny launched his first Samosa Saturday outside his beloved club’s home ground, Molineux

Year 3 and 4 had a fantastic healthy eating workshop with the school nurses this week. 🥗 The children learnt about the Eatwell Plate and how it helps us to understand the different food groups our bodies need to stay healthy. They explored how fruits and vegetables should make up a large part of our meals, why carbohydrates give us energy, how protein helps our bodies grow and repair, and why dairy supports strong bones and teeth. They also discussed why sugary and fatty foo

Year 4 ​ Our lovely visitor from this morning’s assembly stayed on to spend time with Year 4, where the children took part in a thoughtful and engaging question-and-answer session. They asked insightful questions about Prophet Muhammad (pbuh), learning about the influence he has and why he is so important to Muslims. The children listened carefully and showed great curiosity and respect as they deepened their understanding of Islam.

Thank you to all our parents and children for supporting our Remembrance Day poppy appeal. Thanks to your generosity, we raised £120.49 for the Royal British Legion. Your support helps to honour and remember those who have served and sacrificed for our country, and we are very grateful for your kindness. The money raised goes to the Royal British Legion, which uses donations to: Support veterans and their families with financial help, housing, and mental health support Provid

On Friday 12th December, our drama club had a fantastic afternoon at Sandwell college. We had front-row seats to a pantomime of Alice in Wonderland, performed by the performing arts students studying there. It was funny, silly and made us laugh out loud! We were amazed at the costumes and very excited to be in a real theatre and loved getting involved in the audience participation parts of the show. We even got to have a photo with Alice at the end!