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Hello and welcome to Exeter School
Founded almost four centuries ago, our independent school remains a place of contemporary learning, excitement and opportunity. Nestled in the heart of Devon’s most historic city, our school is set within a large, vibrant campus, offering expansive green spaces and state-of-the-art facilities that inspire pupils to thrive.
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Exeter Pre-Prep starts a continual learning journey with us.
We provide enrichment activities that are open to all pupils.
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Making a choice of where to study during your sixth form years is made easier when you feel welcome.
What is a child’s favourite part of the school day? Lunch!
We have a bus service covering a wide area around Exeter which makes us more accessible to families.
Posted 17 Sep
The art department regularly recognises the achievements of individual pupils in the senior school through the award of the title, ‘Artist of the Moment’. Entries cover a wide range of disciplines, including drawing, painting, photography, printmaking, sculpture, installation and mixed...
Posted 11 Sep
We are deeply saddened to learn of the death of Captain Elizabeth (Lizzie) Godwin, who attended Exeter School from 2004 to 2013. Lizzie joined the school at the age of seven and is remembered for her warmth, energy and determination....
Posted 1 Sep
A swelteringly hot Saturday on 28 June 2025 saw the return of the much-anticipated annual Old Exonian cross-country race. This is a point-to-point race between the clifftops of Exmouth and Budleigh Salterton measuring just under 4 miles. And with a...
Posted 22 Aug
Exeter School, one of the South West’s leading independent schools, congratulates our Year 11 pupils on their excellent GCSE results. Three pupils, Toby, Marcus and Casper have achieved the remarkable feat of gaining ten or eleven grade 9s each, the...
Posted 14 Aug
Exeter School leavers celebrate superb A Level results Exeter School’s 2025 sixth form leavers returned today to share in the celebration of their A Level and BTEC results, reflecting on personal goals achieved, challenges overcome, and the character that defines...
Posted 12 Aug
Max, in Upper Sixth, has been published in the International Scientific Journal of Odonatology (the scientific study of Odonata, an insect order that includes dragonflies and damselflies) with the Worldwide Dragonfly Association. The paper, co-written with Emmy Fiorella Medina-Espinoza and...
Today has been all about our enrichment opportunities here at Exeter School with clubs in action in junior school and our annual Clubs & Societies lunchtime fair for senior pupils to see what's on offer and sign up.
Members from the Upper Two and Lower Two (Years 5 and 6) Maths enrichment club made various different tangrams - a traditional Chinese dissection puzzle consisting of seven flat geometric pieces, called "tans," that are formed by cutting a square into specific shapes. The objective of the puzzle is to use all seven tans, without overlap, to create specific patterns or images, such as animals, objects, and even letters. We had lots of success creating the fox!
Meanwhile, over in senior school, staff donned themed attire and brought out their telescopes, Warhammer and a myriad of other club-related paraphernalia to showcase everything on offer to our pupils here. There really is something for everyone. ... See MoreSee Less
Today has been all about our enrichment opportunities here at Exeter School with clubs in action in junior school and our annual Clubs & Societies lunchtime fair for senior pupils to see what`s on offer and sign up.
Members from the Upper Two and Lower Two (Years 5 and 6) Maths enrichment club made various different tangrams - a traditional Chinese dissection puzzle consisting of seven flat geometric pieces, called "tans," that are formed by cutting a square into specific shapes. The objective of the puzzle is to use all seven tans, without overlap, to create specific patterns or images, such as animals, objects, and even letters. We had lots of success creating the fox!
Meanwhile, over in senior school, staff donned themed attire and brought out their telescopes, Warhammer and a myriad of other club-related paraphernalia to showcase everything on offer to our pupils here. There really is something for everyone.
#clubsandsocieties #enrichment #enrichmentclubs #exeterschools #lunchtimeclubs #sportingclubs #mathsclub #schoolofgreatcharacter
Another amazing cricketing opportunity for Mo (U5) who attended an elite spin camp held at @lborosport on Monday & Tuesday.
Mo was able to meet and work with some current international cricketers and a few former ‘greats’ of the game. This follows a fabulous summer of cricket for Mo who represented @somersetcricketofficial 2nd XI and represented the ECB south west at the Bunbury festival.
#cricket #spin #exeterschoolsport @exeterschooluk
Come along to our biggest open morning of the year for a complete overview of our junior and senior schools.
Take part in fun activities, sampling experiences from lessons, hear from our staff and take a tour with those who know Exeter School best – our pupil ambassadors.
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