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The Park Under 14 girls recently played in Round 4 of the English Cup against Glossopdale. With only 64 teams left in the competition, it was clear that Park needed a strong start—and the girls certainly delivered. From kick-off, they applied pressure on the opposition and immediately put Glossopdale on the back foot.

Betsy, Madison, and Maisie helped Park take control of the game, providing consistent through balls to the attackers. This pressure earned Park a corner, which Lottie delivered brilliantly. The ball fell to Pola, who slotted it into the net.

Park didn’t stop there—Lottie and Poppy showed a relentless work rate, allowing the opposition’s defence no time on the ball. Their pressing helped Park regain possession and maintain control.

Maisie, once again showed her technical ability and game understanding. She broke down a Glossopdale attack, drove to the edge of the box, and rifled a shot into the top corner.

After half-time, Park continued to play with desire and determination to see out the win. Maisie again took centre stage, controlling the ball and opening up her body to strike from 20 yards—placing it into the top right corner.

A special mention goes to Olivia, who came on in the second half and never stopped running up and down the wing. She consistently crossed the ball into the box and showed great resilience and work ethic to help secure the 3–0 win. Lastly, well done to Paige, who showed calmness and composure at the back, reading the game superbly and helping Park keep a clean sheet.

A massive well done to the girls, who have now reached Round 5 of the English Cup. The competition began with 463 teams, and only 32 remain. This is only the second time in Park High history that the girls’ football team has progressed this far in the competition.

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STUDENTS @ PARK - Week 14

Each week, students earn credits across all subjects for their positive engagement in lessons and the exceptional work they produce. At the end of the week, the Student of the Week award is presented to the top two students in each house who have achieved the highest number of credits.

A big well done to Week 13’s Student of the Week winners!

Each week, students earn credits in every subject for actively engaging in lessons and producing outstanding work. At the end of the week, the Student of the Week award is presented to the top two students in each house who have received the highest number of credits.

A huge congratulations to Week 12’s Student of the Week winners!

Paul attended the college application evening last night in the library after school, offering our year 11 students support and guidance along with Miss Barker. Many year 11 students came along and applied to college. Paul will be back again next Monday after school! A massive thankyou to Paul. 

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U15 Lancashire Cup 

Year 10 were knocked out of the Lancashire Cup on Friday away at Saint Bedes, Lytham.

In wet and windy conditions, Park took the lead through Max M who finished from close after a long range shot from Alfie C was pushed away by the goalkeeper.

Going into half time Park were 1-0 up after resolute defending from Jayden H and 'man of the match' James H who  kept the home team out. 

In the second half Saint Bedes came out strongly and were awarded two penalties. Park then found it difficult to get back into the game and conceded a further two foals in the windy conditions.

The team did fight back in the last few minutes and, after a number of attacks, Louis C scored his third goal in three games to bring the final score 4-2.