During the summer term every student who has represented the College in a sporting activity, is invited to a Sport Assembly to recognise and celebrate their contribution to the Colleges sporting success.
During these assembles the following are presented:
- Trophies that have been won during the year
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College Colours (a tie for outstanding sporting achievement, including attendance to extra-curricular teams and being selected for District, County, Regional and National squad/teams)
Certificates and Trophies for:
- Sportsman/Sportswoman of the Year
- Most Improved Sportsman/Sportswoman of the Year
- Player of the Year for each team/squad
- Most Improved Player of the Year for each team/squad.
TBEC Evening of Sporting Excellence 2006
In order to celebrate the sporting achievement of the whole college a formal Sporting Excellence Dinner has now become an annual event.
Our first dinner was supported by International Olympic athlete, World Student Games and
Commonwealth Games medal winner Anthony Whiteman (Kelly Holmes’s Olympic trainer) who was invited to attend the occasion as well as deliver a short talk on the pursuit of sporting excellence. He then presented the prizes to this years winners from all of our teams.
Prizes were awarded to the best Sports male and female student from each year and the outstanding student within each sporting activity in Year 11,
together with a formal presentation of all trophies won during the season.
The students attending the event wore formal dress and enjoyed a three course sit down meal.
Sports Assembly
Each year we hold a special sports assembly, to which parents and grandparents are invited to attend. It is at these assemblies that students, normally in Year 10 and 11, are awarded 'colours' ties for their hard work, commitment and dedication to college teams over the previous years. We also issue colours to students and teams who have achieved significant sporting success at County level and above for students in Years 7, 8 and 9.
KS4 (GCSE) students are placed in sets by academic ability for the theory lessons, and for the practical sessions they are placed according to their practical ability for the particular practical session that they are engaged in.