Recently the final revision of the 2018 ‘Progress Measures’ were released and SMCC attained a fantastic +0.5. This score placing us in the top 14% of schools in England, (the top category of ‘Well Above Average’) 4th in Devon and…
This week, we are really happy to have Annabelle Creighton’s(R4) wonderful portrait of Abi Piper as our “Artwork of the week”. It is rare to capture a likeness, but in this case, Annabelle definitely has! During the GCSE course, Annabelle…
We are closed today due to a water leak in the building and a shortage of staff able to get into school. However, year 11 students may attend for 1 to 1 sessions in English, maths and/or science if they…
This week’s nominations are Zara, Yi and Tom. Tom and Yi were nominated by Mrs Hearn for the support she received from them recently. Zara found a substantial amount of money which she handed in to reception staff so…
This week, “Artwork of the week” is by Abi Piper and is a very personal piece about migraine and how it feels to suffer from migraine. Abi’s work has been much admired and discussed within school; well done Abi! I…
Jess, Fraser and Molly The National Schools equestrian association is a huge, prestigious competition. Competitors must look immaculate with perfectly turned out horses. This means very early starts so the horses can be groomed thoroughly and have manes and tails…
Exeter College have been chosen by the RFU to represent England at the Sanix World Rugby Youth tournament taking place in Japan and former student Sam Leworthy has been selected as one of 30 boys travelling to the tournament as…
On Saturday some of our most capable Scientists took part in an Engineering workshop at Kingsley School. The theme was Naval Architecture, and expert Gillian Gray led students through calculations and design for boats that would float and be stable…
Congratulations to Archie Macnab who was awarded his sports tie by Mr Lewis and Mr Potter. Sports ties are awarded to students in year 10 or 11 who compete in their sport at county level or above. We were very…