At Clyst Vale we’ve maintained an in-house website since around 2010.
During that time we’ve recorded details of hundreds of student events and successes. This section of our new website acts as an archice of this content.
Below you’ll see a random assortment of stories from the Clyst Vale archives. Clicking on one will allow you access to the full article.
We hope you enjoy this look back at the recent life of the College.
Ten Tors 2024
So it’s time for Ten Tors to start again! At the Team Manager’s briefing day at Okehampton Army camp in
Make Your Mark – the results are in!
On Friday 4th October, all students at Clyst Vale Community College had the opportunity to take part in UK Youth Parliament’s
Signs of Spring in the Harry Patch Garden
A great deal of work has been put into the Harry Patch Garden over the past few weeks. Students in
CV&CC Update Thursday 21st May. Nothing to Report.
CoronaVirus & College Closure Update Update 21st May 2020 NEW ITEMS Nothing significant to report. I will write an
Year 7 Girls @ RFU ‘Love Rugby’ Event
Congratulations to the girls who represented the College recently at Exeter College’s Exwick Sports Hub for the RFU ‘Love Rugby’
Exeter City Trip
Post 16 students and a number of gifted and talented Year 11 students were invited to attend an afternoon at
Coffee is health food: Myth or fact?
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College to Close at end of Friday
It was perhaps inevitable, but it is upsetting for me to announce that in line with Government instructions, the College
Craftier than Kirstie!
Mr Purchall was proud to share these photographs of a Year 8 design project completed this week – making a
Y10 Eden Project Visit
On Tuesday 27th September Year 10 Art and Photography students visited the Eden Project. Students enjoyed a day of exploring
Record GCSEs follow record A-levels….
Clyst Vale’s Year 11 “Class of 2014” has done us proud. In a year when many schools have struggled with
Fun in the Forest
Yesterday saw the first off-site mountain biking trip to Haldon Forest for a small group, led by Mr Hewlett, who