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All the students who accumulated at least twelve points were put in a grand draw on Wednesday 16 December and the lucky winner of a fantastic chocolate hamper was Shannon Burton. Shannon's instant response to finding out that she had won was to say she would be able to share her winnings with her college friends! What a fantastic attitude to have! Every Christmas, Year 7 Latinists celebrate their hard work and achievement by enjoying a party for the Roman festival of Saturnalia.
The europa language school exmouth market all dress-up in their finest. Roman togas and indulge in some traditional Roman delicacies: Reid, Head of Classics said: Thank you to all of the children, who went to such a great effort to produce food and costumes. Thanks to all the Students and Mrs Boswell for their efforts in aid of this important charity. The visit began with Mr Alexander laying a brick as part of the new building.
The Principal told the bricklayers working on the project that he had once been a hod carrier on a building site. The tour revealed that the building is making really good progress and that the completed block of eight classrooms will be a superb facility, full of natural light, for teachers and students. Earlier in the day Post 16 mathematicians had met with Simon Came, Project Manager of the build, to see how the theory of Critical Path Analysis works in europa language school exmouth market to help manage europa language school exmouth market projects.
Students and staff alike really enjoyed looking at the software and seeing the practical application of top end Maths. The completion date is June for use to commence September Ground above and First below floors are shown: Facing stiff competition from teams selected from across the South West the budding scientists undertook a europa language school exmouth market of practical laboratory tasks, including identifying unknown chemicals using standard chemical tests.
The closest of chemistry theory tests then took place in which our team found themselves in third place overall, just europa language school exmouth market points below the leaders. The Post 16 Celebration of Achievement took place in late December. There are special awards europa language school exmouth market, this year, were awarded to: Leading students in each subject area were celebrated. Please click for the winners listing. During the day points were won from battles against the nine other teams.
They were also judged on the design of their robot, a presentation and team work. After Exmouth won the final table round, the scores were extremely tight. I am very proud of the team and all their hard work and effort. Their behaviour and attitude on the day was excellent, with team members even helping out other teams. They should all be congratulated for doing such a brilliant job of representing the college.
As part of the project we have been comparing the respective education systems in Germany and England to see what we can learn and how we can benefit each other. Although our schools are very different in europa language school exmouth market, we notice that both have high expectations of students and aspire to make them fit for life in a modern world.
Behaviour is highly rated in both institutions and we also underline the importance of homework in extending students learning beyond the classroom. We have also noted that whereas in Exmouth students are set in different subjects, in Oettingen the class stays together for almost all their lessons. All students in Oettingen must study at least two languages but there is no registration time or PSHE lesson.
There are also no exam boards in Germany - although there are of course exams! Twenty intrepid adventurers spent a whole week learning to ski or snowboard: Complete beginners to experienced skiers had lessons, made huge improvements and developed their understanding of the alpine environment. A special mention should go to the level 6 group and Mr Stanier who spent the week perfecting spins and freestyle moves!
Although conditions were not ideal at the beginning of the week, fresh snow came in force on the last day enabling everyone to make the most of it for skiing, snowboarding - and snow ball fighting! As well as skiing the staff and students enjoyed apres ski activities such as bowling, a pizza night and, europa language school exmouth market course, Italian gelato.
All of our students were thanked by their instructors and the hotel staff europa language school exmouth market being so polite and friendly throughout the week. For information on the ski trip next year see Miss Thomas in the Media block. Year 10 and Post 16 Textile Students spent the day at the Eden Project to gain primary research for their coursework. A few of the Post 16 also found time to enjoy the seasonal ice rink.
On Wednesday the 27th of January KS4 students europa language school exmouth market invited by the careers department to a talk covering all aspects of what to expect when studying at university.
The talk was given by Harriet from Aberystwyth University and covered everything from those first tentative steps of what to study, right though to accommodation, cost, finance, how to live on a budget, opportunities and prospects. Whilst Harriet studied and now works for Aberystwyth university the talk covered universities across the UK and also those abroad.
Students were given a very realistic view of university life and they were keen to ask questions and get involved. During the talk students saw the varied range of subjects they can study including examples such as circus skills, horse psychology and Jedi knight training!!
Harriet explained that many students will often discount university as an option but universities now cater for all abilities and interests. The talk was well attended with nearly students attending.
Feedback from students was excellent and we shall certainly be inviting Harriet back again soon! Also congratulations to Crina and Tayler for winning the 'smart powerbanks' from the competition held at the end of the talk. The lucky Key Stage 3 students made the long trip to Twickenham. Once at the ground and sat in some amazing seats the students were able to soak in the atmosphere of one of the best rugby grounds in Europe.
New head coach Eddie Jones spoke to the crowd and gave an insight to what was going to happen during the session. Then the players came out, lead by new captain Dylan Hartley, with the Exmouth students in touching distance of some of the biggest names in the rugby europa language school exmouth market.
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At the end of the training some of the players ran question and answer sessions. Our students also managed to get some autographs from their heroes.
An absolutely fabulous day out and great experience for the students. A group of keen year 7 Art students recently spent a really great day working with fish!
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Holocaust Memorial Day is an annual event held on 27th January, the anniversary of the liberation of Aushwitz and Auschwitz-Birkenau by Russian troops. The commemorations included a reflective walk around sites of persecution through the ages which included the site of the Bideford Witch Trials inthe Jewish and Dissenters Graveyards located outside of the city walls and the 18th Century Jewish Synagogue.
The group also listened to europa language school exmouth market survivor of the Bosnian Genocide and a survivor of Auschwitz concentration camp spoke in the evening to a packed audience. Students from schools across Devon were invited to submit articles for an exhibition in the Guildhall and to give a presentation to the public in the Southernhay United Reform Church.
The memorials that we exhibited were excellent and the presentation, a selection of poems, sketches and readings, was very polished. The College is extremely proud of our students who perfectly understood the enormous importance of keeping the memory of the victims and survivors alive. Twelve students from year nine had a memorable experience on the 19th January when the Drama department joined forces with Phakama Theatre Company to create an afternoon of entertainment for some of the residents of Fernihurst Care Home.
The project focused on intergenerational links. After a morning of workshops using music, art and storytelling, the students produced a collection of songs that combined their own memories with those of some of the residents. There was Bunny who liked dancing with Leigh and Dotty who had fourteen children. The afternoon culminated in a celebration where both young and old were able to collaborate through a fusion of song and storytelling.
A good time was had by all with the students promising a return visit later in the year. Year 9 Students work with Phakama Theatre Company. The competition required entrants to write a letter to a prospective employer about their dream job and why they were a suitable candidate.
He explained how he came to write the letter about what europa language school exmouth market his dream job. He europa language school exmouth market to be a pilot and can explain very clearly why this is the case. Brilliant Letter Writer is in National Final!!! The National winner will be announced at the end of February. All the prizes will then be awarded in early March. This young man is a credit to himself, his family and the college. Bartek said, " Last year, I was offered the experience of writing a letter to the Royal Mail about my dream job, a pilot.
When I started writing the letter, I said to myself that I'm only doing this for fun and to challenge myself, I wasn't thinking about getting through to the finals. I'm thrilled and excited! A team of Most Able Year 9 students are currently engaged in a fascinating historical journey to research the stories and sacrifices made by Exmouth men during the First World War. The project has been developed in order to produce a book of remembrance that supports the recently opened memorial garden on the Gipsy Lane site of the College.
The project, which is led by Miss Ayres europa language school exmouth market the English Department, has unearthed heart wrenching tales such as that of Private Louis Snow who was killed on the Macedonian front, a largely forgotten campaign. Or John Yeo and John Lewis Yeo who were a father and son serving on the same ship when it was torpedoed. Following an extensive period of research the students are now planning to develop written pieces and art work that will bring these stories to life.
