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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 […]
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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 […]
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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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George Peters, who left us in 2018, is to become an officer in the Royal Navy. George achieved good GCSE results and strong A levels in History and Politics. He also completed a very good extended project. The selection process is extremely rigorous, and took almost two years. On his final three day assessment George was the youngest candidate and […]
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Ben Parsons and Joe Blackburn continue to represent the College brilliantly with the U16 Exeter Chiefs Academy. On Friday, the boys played Worcester Warriors at Sixways, one of the leading premiership rugby grounds in the Country. The boys hope to continue to learn and develop at Sandy Park as they go into Post-16. They have an outstanding attitude, both on […]
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Earlier in the year, Attenborough’s Army (Eco club), raised nearly £100 holding a book fair. We have used some of the money to purchase two trees which we have planted over the last couple of weeks. We planted a Bramley Apple and a Cherry tree in the wildlife garden. We hope that they will attract insects and birds. We also […]
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I would just like to say from Clyst Vale Community College we are so grateful and honoured to be part of project rugby. Our school have had a memorable and enjoyable day learning how to play competitive rugby and new skills. The excitement from the players today has shown how this experience has motivated others to take part in women’s […]
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Yesterday 40 excited students took part in the BBC Young Reporters Day. Working in groups, students researched, filmed and edited their own stories all based on different events. Each group was assigned a ‘technical expert’ from year 8 or 9 which really aided students’ learning about how to edit their stories and it was fantastic that the year 8 and […]
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We are delighted to hear that our former student Frazer Loveman has achieved great success at University. Frazer studied History and Politics at Southampton University after achieving excellent A level results with us. He studied for a year at the University of Western Australia as part of his course. He was awarded a First Class Honours Degree from Southampton in […]
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The photos show our Harry Patch Peace Garden in early springtime. It’s encouraging to see that the bulbs planted last year by our Post 16 students are coming to life again. Mrs H Padden Head of History Teacher of Politics
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