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Each week, students earn credits in every subject for actively engaging in lessons and producing outstanding work. These credits recognise effort, participation, and a positive attitude to learning.

At the end of the week, the Student of the Week award is presented to the top two students in each house who have earned the highest number of credits.

A huge congratulations to our Week 23 Student of the Week winners! Your commitment, enthusiasm, and hard work in lessons have not gone unnoticed. We are incredibly proud of your achievements—keep up the fantastic work! 🌟👏

Please see above for this week's PE extra-curricular and sporting fixtures.

Miss Barker took some of our Year 8 students on a workplace visit to St Peter’s Centre in Burnley as part of workplace Wednesday. It was a fantastic trip and a valuable experience for our students. Rebecca kindly showed us around the building and spoke in detail about the wide range of careers within the organisation, including apprenticeship opportunities. Our students also had the chance to meet current apprentices and hear first-hand about their experiences. Miss Barker was very proud of every student who attended this trip! Thank you to everyone at St Peter’s Centre for such an informative and inspiring visit!

Girls from the year 8 Netball team had their first game last night against Primet. The beautiful weather made it difficult for the team during the first half with the girls trying their best to make accurate passes and goals into the direct sunlight. The first half finished 6-2 to Primet but the girls were determined to to try and pull it back in the second half. Parks second half was much more promising with some excellent defensive skills and attacking play. The score ended 8-4 to Primet. Well done to Primet who showed some great shooting and defence skills. Well done to our girls for showing resilience and team work and special mention to Elise A in WD and Heidi R in GD for being awarded players of the match by the opposing team. We look forward to seeing our year 8's develop through their competitive games over the coming weeks.

Year 7 students visited Marsden Heights this week to participate in a debate on topics around racial stereotypes, misinformation and fake news, prejudices, and how to become friends with people who look different to ourselves. It was a brilliant morning, and all students participated excellently, despite some nerves at the beginning about being in front of 200 students! They were a real credit to Park and took a lot away from the session. We look forward to hosting Marsden Heights next week!