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Our reading ambassadors confidently stood in front of the whole school and shared the story of The Grinch, setting the perfect tone for our Christmas-themed week starting on Monday. Their enthusiasm and clear reading helped bring the story to life, and we are incredibly proud of the way they represented our school.

Today, our School Council led an assembly in celebration of UK Parliament Week. They explained that the role of the UK Parliament is to challenge the government and discuss issues that matter to people living across the country. We explored topics that are important to us and considered which of these might be discussed in Parliament. We also found out who our local MP is, so we know who to contact if there’s an issue we care about and want to make a difference.

A huge thank you to our wonderful School Councillors for leading a thoughtful and engaging assembly for Road Safety Week. They did an excellent job raising awareness about the importance of staying safe on and around our roads. Their clear messages, confident presentation, and practical tips helped remind everyone how small actions—like using crossings, staying alert, and following road rules—can make a big difference. Well done to our councillors for promoting safer behaviou

Today, the children at Tipton Green Junior School came together to mark Remembrance Day with respect and thoughtfulness. In preparation for the occasion, pupils created their own poppies and planted them outside to form a striking giant display. The whole school gathered outdoors, where the School Council reminded everyone why we pause to remember. They read the final verse of “For the Fallen”  by Laurence Binyon — words that are spoken at Remembrance services and parades acr

Our play leaders have had some training to organise and lead games for their peers, especially during lunchtime. They will help to ensure children have a positive and active break by setting up equipment, encouraging participation, teaching new games and promoting fair play and good sportsmanship. r play

Last week, school council did a survey to find out how children feel about using technology in school. Today, they bravely gave an assembly to share with school what they had learned. As a result of our survey, the student council decided we need to have charging monitors in school to make sure the chrome books are charged, and we also discussed adding more opportunities into school for creating digital art. We will now start talking about what our Spring student voice survey

Today, student council met to discuss the outcomes of our pupil voice technology survey. They came up with some fantastic ideas to solve problems with using technology in school, and we discussed some great ideas as to how we can better use technology to support our learning.  We are looking forward to sharing what we found out in assembly next week.

School council have been busy promoting our pupil voice survey. We are trying to find out what children like about using technology and if there is anything we can do as a school to improve.  Next week, we will be presenting what we found out in assembly and hopefully using what we learned to use technology more effectively in school.

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Thursday 9th October 2025 This morning, our incredible Wellbeing Ambassadors helped deliver a thoughtful assembly to promote 'Hello...

Thursday 2nd October 2025 We are delighted to share that the Black Country Food Bank has collected our wonderful Harvest donations. Our School Council worked hard to sort the goods and place them into crates, ready to be loaded into the van. From here, the food will go to a distribution centre before being shared out between local food banks. Any surplus food with a short shelf life will be given to a charity that prepares warm meals for the homeless, ensuring nothing goes to

Friday 21st March Tipton Green was filled with joy and laughter as children and staff came together to celebrate Red Nose Day. The school buzzed with excitement as children shared jokes, read hilarious stories, and enjoyed the light-hearted spirit of the day. To mark the occasion, students arrived dressed in vibrant red clothing, proudly wearing their red noses and making generous donations to support the cause. The school community embraced the opportunity to make a differen

Thursday 6th March Thank you to our reading ambassadors who led a super assembly to kick start World Book Day!