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.
International Women’s Day at Exeter University
We were delighted to give our A level Sociology students the opportunity to attend a conference at Exeter University as
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Homework Club
Despite reminders in tutorial and notices all over the College, many students are claiming to know nothing about the Homework
KS4 Information Evening for Y10 Parents
The KS4 Information Evening will be held on Tuesday 26th September 2023 at 6pm in the Post 16 block. Further
Sports Awards Success
On 29th April we held our fourth successful Sports Awards Evening. The prestigious invitations went out to the Year 9, 10 and 11 committed squad
Results: parent consultation on Relationships and Sex Education
Nicola Bennet (Course 42 Lead) publishes here the results of the Parent Consultation that took place last year, regarding Relationships and
Praise for French Drama Club
The French drama club has been running since September. This is a ‘Routes into Languages’ initiative and Sandra Daroczi, a
Ten Tors
So it’s past the second Monday in May which can mean only one thing – Ten Tors has come to
Rugby Development Day for Girls
A group of U13 and U15 girls attended an RFU rugby development day at QECC, Crediton on Thursday. Despite the
4×4 Team’s Latest Trophy
Personally, this is my favourite trophy of the collection won by our national champions. The bird’s eye view appears to
Bethy Lawrence and Finley Burston – RAD
After school on Wednesday Bethy Lawrence and Finley Burston raced in the last Round of the RAD (Racing After Dinner)
Courmayeur Ski Trip 2013 Report
After a 23 hour coach journey that included various stops, popular DVDs and an 80 minute ferry crossing, the students