It's been another busy and successful year for inter-school sport here at Greswold. 

71% of Y6 pupils represented the school in a sporting event this year, our best ever percentage.  Check out our participation below and subsequent results:

• Y5/6 Cross Country - Girls came 5th in each age range
• Y5/6 Boys' Football League - finished 5th
• Y5/6 Girls' Football League - finished 4th 
• Y5/6 Basketball League - finished 3rd 
• Y5/6 Sportshall Athletics - progressed through qualifying round and finished 2nd in South Solihull Area Final
• Y5/6 - Rowing - Boys finished 3rd in heats while Girls finished 2nd making through to County Finals
• Y5/6 Netball - finished 3rd in group after entering competition for first time in 6 years
• Y6 Rounders - finished 3rd 
• Y6 Tag Rugby - finished 4th overall in Compete event and collected Silver in Develop event
• Y5 Dodgeball - Engage event
• Y4 Orienteering - Engage event
• Y3/4 Girls Football - Engage event
• Y3 Personal best - Engage Event 
• Y6 Boys' and Girls' Football Friendly Festival - Engage event 
• Y6 Borough Sports' - finished 3rd with gold medals won in Girls' Sprint, Girls' Triple Jump, Boys' triple Jump and Boys' Long Jump 
• Y4 Chance to Shine cricket event - all pupils attended in Develop event 
• Y5 Chance to Shine event - 1st in Compete event with other develop events participated in by all pupils

Most of the events we enter are organised by School Games' officials and their intent is categorised as either Compete, Develop or Engage.  This is to ensure the mission and values of inter-school events are accomplished, which include:

• make a positive and meaningful difference to the lives of young people
• put physical activity and sport at the heart of schools
• provide young people with the opportunity to enjoy and learn through competition to achieve their personal best.

Greswold will continue to be very much part of the School Games programme whilst adding our own events which mirror similar values and vision.