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.
A Great Day Out in London
On Monday 23rd March Mrs Padden took a group of 20 Year 12 Government and Politics A level students to
Prom Spectacular
For most of our students, their five years of secondary education will prove to be one of the most significant
Ten Tors Challenge
Since last October a group of Year 9, 10, and 11 students have been training hard for this year’s Ten
Happy Birthday Michael Bond!
Clyst Vale Community College sent many happy returns to Michael Bond, the author of Paddington Bear, to celebrate his 90th
Year 12 Parents’ Evening: Thursday 30th January, 4.30pm-6.30pm
Year 12 Parents’ Evening Thursday 30th January 2020 4.30pm-6.30pm Post-16 block We look forward to welcoming parents and carers of
Year 9 History Department Trip to Belgium
On Saturday 28th June 2014 (100 years to the day after the killing of Franz Ferdinand….the spark that set off
Introducing Clyst Vale
Over the past week, we have been working with local design and marketing agency (Air Original) to produce a video
Democracy Day 2015
On 20th January, Clyst Vale Community College became the first school in the UK to have a video link
D of E Gold Award Practice Expedition
At the end of last term, eight Year 12 students ran across Meldon Reservoir Dam to the finish line to
COLLEGE CLOSED TODAY, 1st FEBRUARY
I have taken the always difficult decision to close the College today, Friday 1st February. There are many factors which
Second in the World!!
Our Clystalians team made everyone proud by their superb performance in the Jaguar Landrover 4×4 World Finals, narrowly losing out
CV&CC Update 6th October 2020
CV&CC Update Tuesday 6th October Situation Update Student attendance is currently just over 91%, which is above the current