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 […]

On the evening of Friday 21st September Y11 took a trip to Stratford-upon-Avon to see an RSC production of Romeo and Juliet. Directed by Erica Whyman, the play has been reinterpreted to consider the role of women in a more modern context with the key roles of Mercutio and Prince Escalus being played by women. The students enjoyed exploring the […]

Clyst Vale has a committed and energetic student Amnesty International Group. led and coordinated by Sara Watt.  In April. The Group won a national award with funding to hold this special ‘Find Your Voice’ Day.  The aim of the day was as the t-shirts said: standing up against hate, and encouraging more people to find their voice against it. The […]

Recently our Year 12 and 13 A-Level English students went to see an excellent production of ‘Othello’ at the Northcott Theatre in Exeter. This was a great opportunity for our students to gain an understanding of a different interpretation of the play, which is one of our new set texts for the A-level Literature course. Our students thoroughly enjoyed the […]

Shakespeare has become a significant and heavily weighted feature of the brand new 9-1 GCSE for English Literature, so to prepare for this Y9 classes have been actively exploring the theme of conflict within the play Macbeth for the last two months.  This will culminate in a GCSE style exam assessment on how Shakespeare crafts the theme of conflict throughout the […]

Year 8 showed off their talent for poetry and rapping during Wednesday’s DLD when the English Department, supported by MFL, organised a writing workshop and then a competition for the best performance in the afternoon. Well done to Year 8 and a big thank you to all the staff.   Click image to see slide show

This year a select band of intrepid staff delved into the corners of their wardrobes and picked out a range of costumes to celebrate World Book Day 2016. Costumes included James Herriot, an Oompa Loompa, Harry Potter, Arya Stark, A Passage to India, Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde and Dracula.   Year 7 students took part in an inter school […]