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Celebrating Key Stage 3

On Thursday 6th July we celebrated the achievements of our Key Stage 3 students. The  guest speaker on the night Lisa Finnegan Deputy Chief Executive Officer for the Pennine Trust awarded certificates and trophies to Gold Subject Winners, 100% Attendance Students and Subject Trophy Winners. 

#Ambition #Respect #Collaboration

Performances

Violin solo ‘ Elegy’— Polina Martovytska

Vocal solo— Millie Robinson ‘Defying Gravity’

Overall Key Stage Winners

PATRICIA BRIERLEY MUSIC TROPHY - Eva Jones Year 9

BARBARA WALTON TECHNOLOGY TROPHY -  Nameera Amin Year 9

SCOTT ELEY TROPHY - Sophie Whitehead - Year 9 

KEY STAGE  3 ENGLISH - Amber Hawkins - Year 9 

KEY STAGE 3 MATHEMATICS - Kyran Denton - Year 9

KEY STAGE 3 SCIENCE - Alfie Hartley - Year 9

KEY STAGE 3 LORIC ACHIEVEMENT AWARD - Will Clark - Year 9

KEY STAGE 3 OVERALL ACHIEVEMENT AWARD -  Alfie Brett - Year 9

Our Second group of Year 10 students took to the trails today to cover a 9 mile walk as part of their Duke of Edinburgh Award Expedition. They were blessed with beautiful blue skies to complement our fabulous local scenery. #lovewhereyoulive #timetoshine #dukeofedinburgh

We are so overwhelmingly proud of our Year 10 students who are this week completing their Duke of Edinburgh Bronze Award Expedition. Many of them have already walked over 20 miles over 2 days around our beautiful local countryside. They have shown fantastic resilience walking in heavy rain and navigating their way around some tricky footpaths. They have collaborated well in their groups and have mastered tent assembly (and disassembly!) as well as cooking some (yummy) meals on gas stoves outside.

 

We hope they have a well-earned rest this evening, they thoroughly deserve it! We can't wait to support the rest of our Year 10 students through their expedition tomorrow and Friday and hope they have their raincoats and rucksacks ready for off! Stand by for more updates.

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Year 5 students from our local schools have thoroughly enjoyed their taster sessions in Science this week as part of Park High Discovery Days. They have been testing household chemicals to see whether they are acidic, alkaline or neutral using a natural indicator. They were then wowed with the Rainbow Fizz Demonstration. They worked safely and collaborated brilliantly in their groups; it was a pleasure to have them.

Year 9 students have been studying Forces and many of them have had the opportunity to design a bottle rocket. They then used out bottle rocket launchers to launch them and watch them fly (and fall!). They have had great fun whilst developing their understanding of Forces and Pressure. Great work Year 9!