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Year 8 Curious Pupils Go To The Theatre
Pupils travelled by train to catch the matinee performance of ‘The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-time’ at the Piccadilly Theatre.
September 2019 - We are full!
Headteacher Mr Eastham is delighted as, for the third year running, Priory has a full intake.
Mrs Gidden's cool readers club - Niamh
Priory’s Head of English, Mrs Gidden, has been really impressed with many of our multi-talented pupils lately and wanted to highlight their love of reading while excelling at other pursuits. This week we interviewed Year 11 pupil, Niamh.
The Runshaw College Mathematics Challenge
Priory entered two teams into the Runshaw College Schools Maths Challenge last week – and impressed Head of Maths, Mr Kenrick.
See it Grab it Bin it
Year 7 student, William, is hoping his posters will keep Priory clean!
From primary to Priory - the Science department
Yesterday we welcomed pupils from our feeder schools for a Gifted & Talented Day with a focus on all things Science.
Romeo & Juliet at the theatre
Priory students saw their GCSE text come to life at a performance of Romeo & Juliet at the Lancaster Grand Theatre last week.
Our litter heroes
Priory pupils were definitely part of the pick on Tuesday when they joined up with South Ribble Borough Council to support Keep Britain Tidy.
Happy Mothers Day From Food Tech
With Mother’s Day on Sunday, the Year 10 pupils combined their study of eggs with thoughts of this special occasion.
Mrs Gidden's cool readers club - Olivia
Priory’s Head of English, Mrs Gidden, has been really impressed with many of our multi-talented pupils lately and wanted to highlight their love of reading while excelling at other pursuits. This week we interviewed Year 8 pupil, Olivia.
Priory pupils break the code in national competition
Pupils at Penwortham Priory Academy have proved to be top code-breakers after coming joint first in a national competition.
World Book Day
Head of English Mrs Gidden got the whole school involved in World Book Day – and has inspired students to read more.