We have been very fortunate to have on loan a series of panels telling the story of Exeter’s role in the First World War, kindly offered to us by Dr Julia Neville. Our Learning Support Team has been brilliant in providing us with a base to display these eight panels. The stories are about the seven hospitals set up in […]
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Congratulations to this year’s B&V stars who have been nominated for their positive and mature attitude to learning. Well done!!! Pictured below is a group of students with their certificates. Ms Brotherton Head of B & V
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Tom Ferdinand (Year13) has been awarded the Gold Duke of Edinburgh Award which was presented to him at a special ceremony in the garden of Buckingham Palace at the start of May 2018. Tom was able to meet a number of other recipients, and also met the leader of the Jamaican Scouts organisation. It has been a very […]
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In our Post 16 unit we are very fortunate to have a range of superb students from other countries, who join us to study A level subjects for either one or two years. This year Andrea Paone joined us from Italy to study History and English. As with other students, such as Arian and Mai from Germany, Andrea has thoroughly […]
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This year Emer Cunningham and Freya Westney, both in Year 12, were chosen to visit Auschwitz to learn more about the Holocaust. This trip was funded by the Holocaust Memorial Trust. Emer and Freya went to meetings in Exeter before the trip to prepare them as much as possible. On their return both students spoke to Year 9 students about […]
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Year 8 student Bethy Lawrence has recently completed her first race of the season at the BMX South West Regional Round 1 in Llynfi, Wales. She rode her heart out all day taking 3rd place in her three Moto’s and then in the final she battled right to the finish line to take 2nd place. Bethy has been training nonstop […]
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A Deep Learning Day with food, nutrition and Towers of Hanoi ended with all Year 8 students creating sculptures out of truncated tetrahedrons. Throughout the day the students showed great resilience with the given problems, collaborating well and producing some lovely work. The Maths Team
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The U15 girls took their first step to the National Finals with a perfect six from six record of wins in the area festival at St Peter’s on Friday. The girls were excellent and grew in stature and skill throughout the day in atrocious conditions. Perfect handling skills, hard running and tackling were the key, with all 16 players playing […]
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