February half term Intervention


At Park High School, we recognise and celebrate students who consistently demonstrate our learning habits and values, both in and beyond the classroom. Park Points are awarded for showing these qualities, and each week the five students with the highest number of Park Points receive the Park Point Award.
🎉 Congratulations to our Week 20 winners! 🎉
Each week, students collect credits across all subjects by participating positively in lessons and consistently producing high-quality work. At the end of the week, the Student of the Week award recognises the top two students from each house who have earned the most credits.
A huge congratulations to our Week 20 Student of the Week winners! 👏
Please see above for this week's PE extra-curricular and sporting fixtures.
Practice week ahead of the Pendle football tournament
A trip to the Etihad
100 Year 7 and 8 pupils today experienced an African drumming workshop.
Year 8 & 9 Girls Football – Pendle Practice Tournament
Park enjoyed a positive, albeit very cold and bitter, afternoon at the Pendle Practice Tournament, with 23 girls representing the school across three teams — a fantastic reflection of how rapidly girls’ football continues to grow at Park High.
Despite the large numbers and multiple teams involved, all three sides won the majority of their games, showcasing the girls’ strong footballing ability, teamwork, and determination. It was particularly encouraging to see so many players representing Park for the first time, highlighting the increasing interest and confidence in girls’ football.
A special mention goes to Willow, whose hard work and dedication played a key role in helping her team secure goals and victories. Her potential is clear, and there is no doubt more to come in the years ahead. Heidi also deserves recognition for her resilience and technical ability, which provided a huge boost of motivation for her team throughout the tournament. Both girls demonstrated tremendous sporting talent.
With the main tournament taking place next week, we hope to see even more schools entering, giving the girls further opportunities to enjoy competitive football. Mr Morrison would also like to thank all parents/guardians for their continued support in making events like this possible.
Year 11 have been hard at work in English focusing on the 'Master' stage on their learning promoting independent work!
They have embrace our core value of ambition as they prepare for the GCSE countdown!