PE Update 22/1/25
KS3 Basketball
Well done to our Year 7 and 8 basketball teams, who opened their league accounts vs Cleeve Park on Monday. The Year 8s romped to a 37-6 win, whilst the Year 7s were narrowly beaten 12-10, with a late score proving decisive for CP.
Well played!
Mr Lines, Head of PE



Girls' Football
The U13 girls' football team played against Blackheath this week. It was not the win we hoped for this evening but 100% effort was given by everyone. What more could we ask for! 
KS3 Badminton
We were proud to take our KS3 boys to the Kent Badminton championships on Wednesday. The boys played brilliantly, picking up some impressive wins against some prestigious opponents, but didn’t qualify for the next round.
Well played boys!
Mr Lines





A double win for the Year 7 netball team against Townley. Superb play and the progress they’ve made over their time in training has finally paid off for all of them. The smile says it all! 









Our swimming teams have attended galas at Colfe’s school this term. Our senior team had a superb gala in November, with the girls finishing 3rd and the boys being crowned champions. The team finished 2nd overall. There were some fantastic performances, with BGS winning 15 of the 35 races.






The Year 10 rugby team lost a thriller to Bexleyheath Academy 24-22 last week, in a game characterised by some awesome tackling on both sides. Sometimes you just get beaten in sport. Fair play to BA.
The Year 8 rugby team spent the afternoon in the mud at St Olave’s on Monday, playing 3 other schools. Lots of good performances, but defeats in the end.



Overall, whilst the team did not win, they picked up a valuable point, and improved as a unit, making progress and developing a better understanding of their roles. As the season progresses, the team will build on this performance, drawing character from their late equaliser. 









We’d like to say a huge thank you to a parent who gave us an incredibly generous donation, which has enabled us to replace a number of p












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A disappointing start meant a 0-4 defeat in their first game, but the boys hope to bounce back later in the tournament. You can follow the tournament on YouTube 









Nehi Rajkarnikar, Year 7, represents the Welling United Blues U12 who are currently the top 3 (all tied up at 9 points) teams in their league. She is also a keen swimmer currently with the Bexley Swimming Club, coming second in the Kent Junior League and representing BGS at the recent swimming gala.
