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Year 7/8 Cricket

On Monday, 6 of our Year 7/8 students participated in their inaugural indoor cricket match against King Edward VI Five Ways. As part of this format, students have a maximum of 10 overs with 6 balls an over to score as many runs as possible without getting out. Our boys batted first and with some brilliance from Jack and Myles, they managed a respectable 45 runs before going all out. It was then our turn to field and after a shaky start, Jensen had an amazing over where he managed bowl out 3 batsmen bagging himself a hat-trick. Unfortunately, the opposition was too strong and managed to get 46 runs with only 5 outs.

The boys should be really proud with their performance against such a county player filled opposition and I know they are looking forward to their next game on the 5th February.

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Year 7 3rd Round Cup Fixture

The year 7 boys travelled across to Streetly Academy on the 14th January for their eagerly anticipated third round cup tie.

Streetly went into the game as strong favourites fielding four academy players. Within the first two minutes, the Streetly striker who plays for Derby County was on the scoresheet and it looked like it could be a long afternoon for the Turves Green boys.

Despite the early setback, the Turves Green boys settled into the game and began to get the ball down and play. Oliver, Caleb and Callum played some fantastic football in the middle of the pitch with Riley, James and Riley controlling the incoming Streetly attacks.

The boys went into half time 1 nil down but were more than a match for their opponents.

The second half started the way that the first half had finished with our boys growing in confidence. Shortly into the second half, Charlie got his rewards for the amount of effort and running that he put into the match. A mix up in the Streetly defence allowed Charlie to steal in and finish off from a tight angle to make it 1-1.

This seemed to wake the Streetly boys up and they soon regained the lead through one of their Birmingham City academy players. Kobi, our stand in goalkeeper, produced a series of fantastic saves before a well worked equaliser came once again from Charlie.

With penalties looming, Oliver was played in on goal and from the tighest of angles powerfully shot past the opposition goalkeeper to make it 3-2 to Turves Green. A nervous few minutes followed but the year 7's were able to hold onto an impressive win against a very good Streetly Academy team to progress to the next round of the cup.

Credit to all of the boys for their efforts this afternoon. They were an absolute pleasure to take across the city and represented our school superbly. Also, a big thanks to Ms Abbott who very kindly drove the minibus for us - a lucky charm maybe!?

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Celebrating Success at the Autumn Rewards Assemblies

At Turves Green Boys’ School, we take pride in recognising the achievements and efforts of our pupils, and the Autumn Rewards Assemblies provided an excellent opportunity to do just that. Held for all year groups, the assemblies allowed us to acknowledge pupils’ contributions across various areas of school life.

It was encouraging to see so many pupils being recognised for their dedication, hard work, and achievements—not only in their academic studies but also through their involvement in the wider school community. From academic progress and participation in extracurricular activities to their commitment to upholding our core TURVES Values, our pupils demonstrated commendable efforts throughout the term.

The assemblies featured a positive atmosphere, with pupils and staff sharing moments of pride and celebration. Highlights included the applause for award recipients and a series of light-hearted challenges undertaken by Senior Leaders. From karaoke to eating challenges, these added an element of humour and showcased the sense of community we value at Turves Green Boys’ School.

These assemblies not only celebrated individual successes but also reinforced the importance of building a strong and supportive school community. We are proud of the commitment our pupils have shown and grateful to the staff who worked hard to make the events run smoothly.

As we look ahead to the Spring term, we remain confident that our pupils will continue to strive for excellence and uphold the values that define our school.

Congratulations to all award recipients, and thank you to everyone who contributed to these memorable assemblies.

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Turves Got Talent

The Turves Green Boys' School Talent Show 2024 was an unforgettable evening filled with music, drama, and breath taking performances. Students showcased their incredible skills across a variety of categories, leaving the audience and judges in awe.

One of the night’s standout performances was an energetic and synchronized dance routine, which earned third place. The dancer impressed with their precision, creativity, and enthusiasm, lighting up the stage with vibrant moves and infectious energy.

Second place went to a powerful rap performance that had the crowd cheering and clapping along. The young rapper delivered impactful lyrics with charisma and confidence, proving that spoken word can be just as electrifying as any melody.

The grand winners of the evening were a sensational singing duet, who claimed the top prize—the prestigious Turves Got Talent Trophy. Their harmonious voices and heartfelt rendition of “Count on Me” by Bruno Mars, brought the audience to their feet in a standing ovation. The duo’s chemistry and talent shone brightly on stage. 

Head of School Mr Walker praised all participants, saying, “The talent and dedication displayed here tonight are truly inspiring. Every performer should feel proud of what they achieved.”

The event, organized by the school's Creative Arts Department, proved once again why Turves Green Boys' School is a hub for budding artists. Congratulations to all the performers and especially to the winning duet for a well-deserved victory!

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Vending Machine Rewards

Our reading rewards vending machine continues to be a focal point of our weekly celebrations on a Friday lunchtime in the new year. Pupils from all year groups are considered and selected for a range of approaches to demonstrating our TURVES Values, representing the school and attendance at extra-curricular clubs.

Winners over the last fortnight include:

Year 11: Matthew F: For showing a consistent mature approach to his studies. He has made a great start to the spring term already.  

Y9 George C: Most positive praise points this week.

Year 7: Callum B Putting in great effort and progress this term already, consistently achieving the most amount of praise points each day within Boulton.

Year 8: Jensen M A polite and respectful young man who consistently demonstrates our values but often goes under the radar.

9: Yahya K excellent manners and respect, wonderful work produced across all subjects.

Year 10: Tyler G Has made a great start to his time here at TGBS. Consistently showing the values and meeting the expectations in lessons and around school.  

11: Liam Ricketts making a great start back to Year 11 studies.

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Birmingham, B31 4BS

Contact Number: 0121 483 2890

Email: postbox@tgbs.co.uk

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