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Read MoreFlying through Friday Recall Practice in Biology
Published 17/06/22Year 10 Biologists are currently working really hard trying to understand how they and their brain can learn. We have been focusing on working out how best we can help our brains commit Biology knowledge into long term memory. Today we focused on testing each other! #Schema #Metacognition #RetrievalPractice #TeamPark #ParkFamily #FridayFeeling
Read MorePerforming Arts powered by solar!
Published 17/06/22It was all smiles in the sunshine this morning as Performing Arts classes took to the sunshine whilst examinations took place in our dance and drama studios. #TeamPark #ParkFamily #Teamwork #Engagement #LoveLearning
Read MorePupil of the Week!
Published 16/06/22Pupil of the Week 6th June - 10th June 2022
Read MorePark Point Award!
Published 16/06/22Park Point Award 6th June - 10th June 2022
Read MoreModelling Radioactive Decay...
Published 15/06/22As part of their Year 10 Physics scheme on Atomic Structure, students develop an understanding of Radiation and its uses, including cancer treatment.
Read MoreYear 8 Pendle Rounders Champions
Published 15/06/22Excellent victory in the Year 8 Pendle Rounders Tournament to be crowned Pendle Champions
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Read MoreTesting Leaves for Starch
Published 09/06/22Plant Practicals in GCSE Biology. Today we learnt that practicals do not always go to plan .... where was our positive result for starch on our leaves?!
Read MoreProfessional Learning@Park
Published 09/06/22Staff at Park pride themselves as being committed to their personal professional learning to ensure the best outcomes for our students. Tonight' CPD focused on next Year's Curriculum Related Expectations for our KS3 students. Collaboration remains at the core of our learning and development practice and is key to ensuring the best outcomes. Staff thoroughly enjoyed this training session. #Collaboration #StaffDevelopment #ProfessionalLearnining #CPDTogether #ParkTeamStaff #CoffeeAndBiscuits
Read MoreStomata spotting in GCSE Biology
Published 09/06/22Eyes on to spot stomata on leaves!
This practical enabled students to apply and build on previously learnt microscope knowledge to practice the skill of effective microscope use. Students were looking at Stomata and Guard Cells on the underside of the leaf to enhance their new learning about the adaptations of the leaf for photosynthesis and gas exchange. Students then brilliantly linked this new learning to how plants can minimise water loss. #PracticalBiology #AQA #BuildingSchema #Progression #Application #AskTheQuestionWhy #TeamPark
Read MorePark Point Award!
Published 08/06/22Park Point Award 23rd May - 27th May 2022