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Upper Two send messages to the International Space Station
Back in January, Upper Two took part in the Astro Pi Challenge where they sent messages to the International Space Station using the Python coding language. They have just received…
Donation to Hospiscare tops £4000
Exeter School’s Young Changemakers team were given the proud task this week of presenting a donation cheque totalling £4102.34 to Hospiscare. A huge thank you goes to all of you…
Form One ESSIS performance
Exeter School String Instrument Scheme (ESSIS) has now successfully completed its fourth year, and was celebrated by an informal concert featuring this year’s Form One string musicians. In class music…
William’s success at the Hornet Nationals
Last week, William (L5), competed in the Hornet National Sailing Championships, held in Torbay. Representing Starcross Yacht Club, this was the first time that William had sailed in an all-adult…
Upper One trip to the Exe Estuary
Upper One had a fantastic time exploring part of the Exe Estuary as part of this term’s geography topic. The children thoroughly enjoyed searching for crabs and shells before discovering…
Lower Fifth canoeing trip on the River Wye
On Thursday 5 June, 20 Lower Fifth pupils and six staff set out for a three day trip down the River Wye. We camped at Hereford rowing club, our start…
Alumnus, Matthew Goode, stars in new Netflix crime drama
Matthew Goode (1989-1996) is the star of the new Netflix crime drama Dept. Q; an adaptation of novels of the same name by Danish author, Jussi Adler-Olsen. Starring as the…
National Scientific Thinking Challenge
In May, a group of Middle Fifth pupils sat the National Scientific Thinking Challenge. This is an online test written by lecturers from Warwick, Bristol, Newcastle, Oxford, Durham, Manchester and…
Junior school librarians celebrate their Carnegie winning book
This week, our junior school librarians hosted an extended VIP Library Club to celebrate their shadowing group’s Carnegie winning book choice. Henry read aloud from Wolf and the Bear by…
Form One’s “Incredible Edibles” tea party
Our Form One pupils have wrapped up their Madame Pamplemousse topic in spectacular fashion—with a beautifully planned and skilfully executed tea party that incorporated their remarkable English, maths, PSHE and…
