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- Deaf Olympics Multi Skills Festival
- SEN Rowing Competition
- Partnership Y3/4 Kwik-cricket Finals
- Christ Church Football Futures League Update
- Victory for Oldknow!
- Partnership Volleyball Festival
- U13 GIRLS COUNTY CRICKET FINALS
- U15 GIRLS COUNTY CRICKET FINALS
- HHGS CRICKET TEAM MATCH REPORT
- HHGS NETBALL MATCH REPORT
- Partnership Speedstacking Festival - 3rd Feb
- Boccia Festival
- Speedstacking Festival - Colebourne report
- Hodgehill Athletics Festival
- Deaf & Hearing Impaired Multiskills Festival
- Small Heath Cluster: Sports Hall Athletics
- Bordesley Village Win the Tag Rugby Festival
- Partnership Y4/5 Tag Rugby Finals
- HODGE HILL GIRLS' CLUSTER TAG RUGBY
- Bordesley Village win Partnership Volleyball!
- Bordesley Village win volleyball finals
- Christ Church Football Futures League
- Oldknow Retain Their Athletics Crown
- AEGON Classic
- Hodge Hill SEC Cluster Sports Hall Athletics
- KS1 Virtual Multi Skills Resources now online
- Year 1 Multi Skills Goes With a Bang
- Clifton become SSP Netball Champions
- Christ Church Community Cup
HHGS NETBALL MATCH REPORT
Netball Match Report
On Wednesday 12th January 2011 Hodge Hill Girls' School competed in a netball match against Aston Manor School. Oyinkan Yemidale year 10 went along to support the team and to assist them with their warm ups. She described the match and the teams skills as the following: “They worked well together, they defended the opposing team and were good with their space It was fantastic, good to watch another well experienced school playing as they could look at their tactics and were aware of them.” The team’s use of effective tactics: moving into space and running for the ball whilst also defending the ball led to the team working well together throughout the duration of the match. The game ended with “a close score”, Aston Manor winning with 11 points whilst Hodge Hill Girls scored a respectable 8 points. Well done to the netball team for their effective teamwork and good use of tactics. The following girls participated in the netball match: Abiola Oladeji, Ife Aseton, Tola Aseton, Tola Akinoso, Lauren Rose, Nikita Rana, Aysha Al Habi. By Ahleea Nasa and Safiyah Khan
On Wednesday 12th January 2011 Hodge Hill Girls' School competed in a netball match against Aston Manor School. Oyinkan Yemidale year 10 went along to support the team and to assist them with their warm ups. She described the match and the teams skills as the following: “They worked well together, they defended the opposing team and were good with their space It was fantastic, good to watch another well experienced school playing as they could look at their tactics and were aware of them.” The team’s use of effective tactics: moving into space and running for the ball whilst also defending the ball led to the team working well together throughout the duration of the match. The game ended with “a close score”, Aston Manor winning with 11 points whilst Hodge Hill Girls scored a respectable 8 points. Well done to the netball team for their effective teamwork and good use of tactics. The following girls participated in the netball match: Abiola Oladeji, Ife Aseton, Tola Aseton, Tola Akinoso, Lauren Rose, Nikita Rana, Aysha Al Habi. By Ahleea Nasa and Safiyah Khan
Upcoming Events
HHGS TRI GOLF
Date: 23rd May 2012
Time: 00:00 AM - 00:00 AM
Level 2: KS3 Boys Cricket
Date: 28th May 2012
Time: 16:00 PM - 17:00 PM
HHGS CRICKET
Date: 13th June 2012
Time: 15:00 PM - 17:00 PM
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