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Two Half Marathons in a Week | Exeter School Pupil Joins World-Record Challenge
Exeter School is proud of Sam, who completed two half marathons within a single week. During the same period, this dedicated Exeter School pupil also partnered with a former professional…
Hockey Success for Exeter School Pupils with West Panthers
Exeter School is celebrating outstanding hockey success this summer. Exeter School has selected a talented group of pupils to represent West Panthers at the South West’s most competitive tournaments. Competing…
Exeter School Cricket Stars Celebrate Devon County Cup Glory
Congratulations are in order for three talented Exeter School cricketers! Ethan, Tom, and Aayush have capped off a memorable season by helping the Exmouth U15 team become Devon County Cup…
Swimmer James Dives into the Top 10 in Britain
Exeter School is celebrating a remarkable achievement in the pool this week, after Year 11 pupil James competed at the Aquatics GB Next Generation Championships – one of the most…
Third Former Hits the Right Note with National Children’s Orchestra
Congratulations to Nathaniel in Third Form, who has just returned from his very first National Children’s Orchestra weekend in Birmingham! It was a brilliant few days, and we couldn’t be…
Form One Pupils Bring History to Life on Roman Day
History came alive at Exeter School this week as our Form One pupils travelled back nearly 2,000 years for an unforgettable Roman Day. From soldier training to shield-building, the day…
Navy Summer Camp 2026
As summer arrived with soaring temperatures, Exeter School’s Naval Cadets prepared for an exciting week of adventure, teamwork and challenge at this year’s Royal Navy summer camp. With 23 cadets…
Does Fasting have Varying Implications For Athletic Performance And Health In Female vs Males
This essay argues that while fasting may provide metabolic benefits for some populations, it has significantly more negative implications for female athletes and the full extent to this is yet…
To What Extent Do Ultra – Processed Diets Influence Alzheimer’s Disease risk Through Gut Microbiome And Neuroinflammatory Mechanisms
Approximately 1 in 9 people over the age of 65 has Alzheimer’s dementia, contributing to an estimated 50 million people worldwide living with dementia, the majority of whom have Alzheimer’s…
Could Nucleic Acid Vaccines Save Humanity From The Next Pandemic?
Vaccines have been used in humans in one form or another since 1776 when Edward Jenner inoculated 8-year-old James Phillips with cowpox matter providing immunity to smallpox (1). This first…
