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During our first Gardening Club session, we focused on clearing and preparing the space ready for planting. The children worked together enthusiastically to help transform the area into a welcoming garden space. Some children weeded around the apple tree, carefully removing unwanted plants to give new growth the best chance to thrive, while others prepared the raised planters so we can begin growing a variety of flowers, herbs, and vegetables in the coming weeks. One of the p

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.

Here is the children's write up from the day. Our visit to the SHAPE event By Emily, Peyton, Lillian, Lilith, Kayne, Mirko and Bailey. The SHAPE Programme organises events and opportunities throughout the year for children and young people to engage in positive activities. SHAPE’s objective is to listen to the voice of children and young people in Sandwell using five themes: Staying Safe Being Healthy Enjoying and Achieving Making a Positive Contribution Economic Wellbeing

The Rock Steady concert at Tipton Green was a lively and enjoyable event, celebrating the musical achievements of the pupils. With families and staff in attendance, the concert created a supportive atmosphere where students could showcase their growing confidence and skills. First on stage, the Fire Rockers delivered a strong performance of Dance Monkey. Tyler kept a steady beat on the drums, using “feet and hands” techniques and building the intensity of the song. On guitar,

As part of their Raging Rivers Geography topic, Year 5 visited Carding Mill Valley to explore river features in a real-life setting. The children took part in a guided walk, a river study and river dipping, supported by National Trust volunteers. It was fantastic to see them confidently using their geographical knowledge while enjoying the beautiful Shropshire countryside. The children represented the school brilliantly and should be very proud of their enthusiasm and excell

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Year 5 visited Carding Mill Valley as part of their geography topic, Raging Rivers . The trip provided a fantastic opportunity for the children to bring their classroom learning to life in a real-world setting. Throughout the day, the children took part in three exciting activities: a guided walk, a detailed river study and river dipping. During the guided walk, National Trust volunteers helped the children explore the valley while identifying key river features. It was wond

Children have been having a wonderful time improving our Secret Garden. They have worked incredibly hard to help tidy and care for the space, showing great enthusiasm and responsibility. It has been fantastic to see their teamwork in action. The children supported one another, shared tools sensibly and worked together to complete different tasks. We are so proud of their positive attitudes, cooperation and the effort they put into improving our special outdoor space!

Children’s Mental Health Week provides an important chance to reflect on how we all look after our mental and emotional health. Throughout the week, children have taken part in activities linked to wellbeing, self-expression, and understanding what helps them feel grounded and supported. To celebrate the end of the week, children have Dressed to Express!

Tipton Green Junior School is proud to announce that we have received a Music Mark Award! This award recognises our school’s strong commitment to music and our ongoing partnership with SIPS Music . As part of Children’s Mental Health Week our pupils took part in The Big Sing-A-Long with SIPS Music Service. There is a wealth of evidence showing the positive impact that singing has on wellbeing, and we were delighted to join this uplifting event. This year’s theme, “This is

Year 6 pupils stepped into the world of virtual reality in this exciting computing workshop focused on expressive writing. Using VR headsets, the children experienced thrilling rollercoaster simulations, immersing themselves in the sights, sounds and sensations of the ride. Inspired by the twists, turns and drops, they then channelled their experiences into vivid pieces of descriptive storytelling. The workshop combined technology and creativity, helping pupils develop their

Some of our Upper Key Stage 2 children have been developing their violin skills and showing fantastic progress. They are becoming much more confident in holding the instrument correctly, remembering their rest position and playing (mount) position independently. They have been practising how to hold the bow with the correct grip and are learning to control their bowing technique to produce a clear, steady sound. The children are beginning to read simple musical notation and r

Some of our children have been learning to play the violin and have been fascinated by the new skills they are developing. They learned how to hold the violin correctly in rest position and mount position, and practised a piece called “Pepperoni Pizza,” which uses notes that go up in pitch. They worked hard to play in time and together, listening carefully to one another and showing excellent focus and teamwork.

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.

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!

Year 5 have also taken part in an exciting STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) workshop that brought together creativity, teamwork and plenty of hands-on learning. Pupils were challenged to design and build their very own robots using Lego—before putting them to the test in a tricky maze challenge! Once the building was complete, the real test began: programming. Using simple coding tools, the children learned how to give their robots precise instructions,

This week Year 6 have taken part in an exciting STEM ( Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) workshop that combined creativity, teamwork and lots of hands-on learning. The challenge? To design and build their very own robots using Lego—and then program them to navigate a tricky maze! The session started with groups planning and constructing their robots. Every team came up with a different design. Once the building was complete, the real test began: programming. U

It’s that magical time of year again, and our incredible Year 6 pupils have been working their snow-boots off to bring you a Christmas production like no other! This year’s show, The Greatest Snowman , is filled with heart-warming moments, toe-tapping songs, and all the festive sparkle you could wish for. Over the past few weeks, the children have been rehearsing lines, perfecting dance moves and supporting one another every step of the way. Their enthusiasm, creativity, and

Tipton Green Junior School joined a truly unforgettable live assembly broadcast from Antarctica featuring Robert Swan OBE, the first person in history to walk to both the North and South Poles, and Jenny Cooke, co-founder of the 2041 School charity. Streaming from just 600 miles from the South Pole, Rob shared incredible stories from the ice, spoke passionately about the importance of protecting our planet’s frozen continent, and inspired our pupils to become champions for An

Class 12 had a fantastic time visiting Haden Hill House! The students fully immersed themselves in the experience, enjoying activities like role play, dressing up in historical costumes, and experiencing what it was like to be evacuated to the countryside. They even tried shopping with a ration book, giving them a real taste of life during the war. It was a memorable and educational day, and a wonderful time was had by all!