Brecon Beacons Beckoned
A photo of our intrepid Duke of Edinburgh Gold Award Expedition team, who are making excellent progress !
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Authorial debut for former student
It’s always a great pleasure to hear how well students are doing after they’ve left Clyst Vale so I was really pleased to hear from Zoe Targett who’s had her first novel ‘Unbound: A Siren’s Quest for Freedom’ published this year. It is a fantasy story aimed at young adults. Zoe attended Clyst Vale and left in 2002 after her […]
» Read moreGood news from a former student!
Jennifer Lewis, Former ClystVale student wins gold award from Lancaster University. Jennifer has won a scholarship from Lancaster University to study for an MA in Cyber Security and Terrorism Law at Lancaster University”
» Read more“Open Hearts, Open Borders”
On Thursday and Friday last week, we had a collection for ‘Open Hearts, Open Borders’, a local charity collecting for refugee camps in Greece and France. The support we had was amazing and we would like to thank each and every one of you for being so generous with your donations. The van was packed as we sent it away […]
» Read moreCambridge Masters for CVCC Former Students
We were delighted to receive this photo of Joey Reiness (left) and Tom Chudley, following the award of their Masters’ degrees from Downing College, Cambridge. Although they left our Sixth Form in 2011 they have kept in close touch with Mrs Padden, so we have been well aware of their progress, and remain very proud of all their achievments. Dr […]
» Read moreD Day 75 years
On 6th June 2019 we decided to mark the 75th Anniversary of the D Day landings by remembering Mr Arthur Jorden. Mr Jorden had many links with Broadclyst. His uncle, Mr Newman, was the curator of Markers Cottage Broadclyst for a number of years. Mr Jordan was 18 years old on D Day. He was in the RAF and went […]
» Read moreHarry Patch Peace Garden
The spring bulbs and forget me nots have now finished flowering but the roses and poppies in the Harry Patch Peace garden are doing well. We had plenty of flowers to make floral tributes to the D Day veterans on 6th June 2019. […]
» Read moreRefugee Week Collection
As part of being a Rights Respecting School, the Amnesty International group is collecting items to send to a refugee camp in Greece. The conditions in this camp are extremely difficult and, due to the lack of resources, this makes life very tough for the people who end up there. It is important to highlight that these people find themselves […]
» Read moreAmnesty Group Celebrates ‘Pride’
Exeter celebrated ‘Pride’ with a fantastic day of events on Saturday 11th May. Students from all over the College attended the event promoting equality and diversity among the community. As a Rights Respecting School, it’s so important to celebrate diversity and recognise that ‘Love is a Human Right’. On the left is a photo of some of our students celebrating with […]
» Read moreYear 7 Trip to Chepstow Castle
For DLD the whole of year 7 went to Chepstow Castle. My favourite part was when the group leader was shooting arrows at a polystyrene head. I also enjoyed the tour of the castle. I saw the toilets that went in to the river. We also saw one of the Kings heads (in stone). My favourite fact that I learnt […]
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