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Our Year 10 loved the 7 a-side tournament held at Fisher More tonight inspired by England's World Cup start.

The lads played five games on the night winning two (1-0 and 1-0), drawing two  (0-0 and 0-0) and losing one game 1-0.

The team who all attend the weekly Futsal club on Wednesday lunch times showed flair and hard work in every game.

A solid display in goal from Isaac Foxcroft behind the defence of Max Kibble and Joshua Greenwood only conceded one goal in the whole tournament.

A hardworking midfield of Bobby Byker, Kasim Nevison and Dylan Bignall worked hard throughout the tournament to limit the other Pendle Schools chances.

Forward players Oliver Sanderson and top scorer Alfie Davies played well in every game. With Alfie Davies scoring one long range goal and one goal cutting in from the wing to smash in across the goal. 

Year 10 are currently using bar models and pictorial representations to solve simultaneous equations.  Can you find the value of the shapes and the missing totals?

As part of their identity project some Year 9 Art pupils went to the National Museum of Coal mining on Friday to view a portrait exhibition that aimed to capture the character and emotion of past miners.  Pupils were then lucky enough to meet two of the artists and learn more about their use of materials and techniques. Pupils were then inspired to create their own art work in what was a hugely successful workshop. What a fantastic opportunity for the pupils. Some fantastic work was produced.

ASPIRE. PERFORM. ACHIEVE.

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Year 10 had a long journey to Heysham to play Ripley St Thomas Church of England Academy in the Lancashire Cup. The game was played in very windy conditions and our boys conceded just before half-time after dominating the first half.

Park High attacks continued in the second half and despite the one way traffic the lads failed to convert their chances. A tactical switch moving centre forward Rhys Howard to centre back alongside Liam Hopkinson allowed the team to play a very high line and dominate play.  Bartosz Jagiello continued to impress in central midfield creating chances for Connor Smith and Callum Scott.

Second half substitute Marcus Cowley worked hard and was a constant threat to the Ripley St Thomas defence. With 5 minutes to go Marcus was brought down in the area and awarded a penalty, The brave striker got up to take the penalty himself which was finely saved by the Ripley St Thomas keeper.

Although the final result 1-0 to Ripley St Thomas was disappointing for the lads they battled hard in the difficult weather conditions showing resilience and a great team spirit.