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It was Year 6's turn for Sports Day! They had great fun participating in a variety of events, showing enthusiasm, sportsmanship, and determination throughout.

Today, our Year 5 children enjoyed a fantastic Sports Day this morning, followed by Year 4 this afternoon. The children took part in a range of exciting events, including the bean bag race, sack race, egg and spoon race, skipping race, javelin, long jump and the always-popular relay race to finish the day. It was wonderful to see so much enthusiasm, determination and teamwork on display throughout all the events. The children encouraged one another, showed great sportsmanship

Eighteen pupils proudly represented Tipton Green in the Sports Hall Athletics competition, showing excellent teamwork and determination throughout the event. They competed in a range of races and field activities, giving their full effort in every challenge. Their hard work and positive attitude paid off, as they performed incredibly well against strong competition and secured an impressive second-place finish. The pupils demonstrated great sportsmanship and resilience, suppo

Girls football - Sandwell Cup Tipton Green 0 v George Betts 1 The game started slowly, with both teams struggling in the heat. Both sides were working hard and trying to play football, but solid defensive performances kept the scoreline at 0-0 by half-time. In the second half, Tipton made some positional changes to try and influence the game. They created a few chances but were unable to convert, while George Betts capitalized on their opportunity to secure the goal that sent

A very excited group of Year 3 and 4 headed to Holly Lodge High to represent Tipton Green. We impressed during the warm-ups and were even asked to demonstrate to other schools how to play cricket and explain the match criteria. The children worked incredibly hard, playing game after game and enjoying every minute. They listened attentively to every instruction, which helped us win every match in our group stage. We comfortably won the semi-final, heading into the final brimmi

Tipton Green started brightly and got on the front foot straight away. We created early chances that settled us nicely into the game. 2 quick goals came half way through the first half to take a 2-0 lead into half time. Second half started and Uplands had the advantage. Then we produced one of our best halves this season with quick passing and flowing attacks, along with solid defending and goalkeeping. Scoreline finished 5-0 with the 4th goal being the best goal scored this

​ Our Year 6 pupils laced up their trainers and took part in the exciting Mini Marathon 2026! The playground was buzzing with energy as children stretched, smiled and got ready to challenge themselves. With determination and enthusiasm, everyone set off, showing fantastic perseverance and team spirit. Whether sprinting ahead or pacing themselves, each runner gave it their all and supported one another along the way. Cheers from classmates and teachers kept spirits high as the

Year 4 took part in the TCS Mini Marathon, where they completed laps of the pitch and playground, raising awareness of the importance of running together, staying active, and having fun through exercise. " It was really fun because we were running with our friends" Reggie "I liked it because we got to run in the sunshine and do some exercise" Kedeisha

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Tipton Green boys started the game on top against a team who has won all their matches this season. We won the battles and tried to keep the ball on floor as much as possible. Second half began and the game was very end to end. Summerhill took the lead and Tipton Green did so well to stay on top and create pressure which lead to us scoring a great goal to make the game 1-1. This should cement our place in the quarter finals.

Game started with a very physical battle straight away. Hargate were very dominant with their tackles. Tipton Green did so well to keep their heads and try and play football we knew would win us the game. 1-0 lead at half time helped us settle the game down in the second half and go on to winning the game 3-1 to qualify through the group stages.

Tipton Green 1-0 Wood Green The game started just as the rain began to fall heavily. Credit must go to the players from both teams, who carried on playing despite the difficult conditions. Tipton Green edged the first half with some impressive attacking play and went into half-time with the lead. The goal came from a very clever finish by our striker, who reacted first to the opportunity. The second half began with Wood Green coming out strongly. Our attack and midfield had t

Tipton Green started the game with super intensity and made the game hard for Burnt Tree to get out of their defensive half. Great quick passing from our defensive positions allowed us to get in toe dangerous positions leading to quite a few shots on goal. 3-0 at half time was well deserved and credit to Tipton Green players because second half they made sure to work hard defensively to stop Burnt Tree attacks with the game ending 4-0 to Tipton Green.

Tipton Green 0-0 Old Park A very intense match, which was end to end and full of tackles. Both teams having to defend at a high level to stop quality attacking players. Old Park edged the second half but whole of Tipton Green team defended well and TG keeper making some unbelievable saves to keep us level. TG players should be really proud on how they dug deep to get a result. Rounds Green 1-6 Tipton Green Quick concession game after our last tough outing seem to give Tipto

Our girls played extremely well against Holy Trinity, demonstrating great football and excellent teamwork throughout the match. Their strong performance was reflected in the final scoreline, with the girls securing an impressive 6–1 victory.

Rounds Green 3 Tipton Green 0. Very difficult game against top of the league that have scored 26 goals in 3 games. This was our second league match and our girls played tremendously well to stay in the game and even have some chances at the end. Comments from our team were that Rounds Green were very strong but they enjoyed a battle which hopefully helps us going into our next match.

Year 4 enjoyed a great PE lesson focusing on cricket fielding skills, learning how to create strong long bridges. The children worked together to roll the ball accurately and ensure it was stopped before rolling past them, showing excellent teamwork and control throughout the session.