The last event of the half term saw KS4 boys battle it out to become table tenni schampions for 2024. Five teams took part in a round robin tournament and some great games ensued. All the boys played with great sportsmandship and respect was shown to all the players who took part. A big thanks to ou...

On the 8th March, the King Edward Aston Partnership hosted The Biggest Ever Football Session for primary and secondary girls across the partnership. This is a national programme run by the Football Association and the Youth Sport Trust to lobby for equal access to football for girls during curr...

February saw the County Para athletics final take place at the Doug Ellis Sports Centre. Schools from across Birmingham took part in a range of running, jumping and throwing events. The standard of competition and resilience of all the athletes was extremely impressive by all the young people who to...

KESSP has launched its GO Lead programme alongside the central partnership this year. The project is supported by the Youth Sport Trust and England Football and seeks to train secondary girls in Year 8-9 to become football activators in the schools. 70 girls completed the training this week, disp...

The first county pathway event took place this week at the Hippodrome in Birmingham. This is always a tightly contested event, with talented dancers from across Birmingham taking to the stage and performing in a range of Dance styles. The secondary event saw an outstanding performance from King Edwa...

January sees the start of the sports hall athletics season with young people in year 7 and 8 across the partnership competing for a place in the county finals in March at the University of Birmingham. This year's girls event was hosted at Broadway Academy - many thanks to the school and their...