Our fishing intervention sessions started this week – here is a week 1 report from Mr Morrell Week 1 Report from the Banks Tuesday – Carp Match Series Opener On Tuesday, our carp fishing team competed in the opening match
On Monday Nick Gillard, our local school games organiser visited the school to assess our school games progress. Following our application we have been awarded the Gold Mark which is fantastic news. The only mark higher is the platinum and
In May, we had 127 students from years 7 and 8 take part in the United Kingdom Mathematics Trust Junior Challenge. The Junior Mathematical Challenge is a 60-minute, multiple choice challenge. It encourages mathematical reasoning, precision of thought, and fluency in using basic mathematical techniques to
A group of year 10 students have been working hard in their Alternative Provision class to gain a series of AQA certificates. Today they received the certificate for the Managing Difficult Emotions unit. Students provided some insight into their sessions:
We’re incredibly proud to introduce our brand new Ambassador Team for 2025-2026! Building on the successes of the Ambassadors who came before them, these outstanding students are ready to create their own lasting legacies. They’ll listen to and advocate for
Yesterday we welcomed Uffculme School for an U13 girls football fixture, played at Tiverton Town FC. Match report from Mr Symons: ‘This was the first time playing 11-a side for many of these girls and due to the heat meant
On Thursday 8th May Mr Heeney had the pleasure of taking a selection of our finest athletes to Exeter Arena for the Exeter Schools Athletics Trials competition. Students compete against the best athletes from the state and public schools in
County Lines Educator Leo Powell visited the school this week to lead interactive and informative assemblies to our year 7 – 10 year groups. The assemblies highlighted the warning signs and dangers of being involved in County Lines and explained
We are now empowered to support the mental health and wellbeing of young people through an innovative online platform provided by The Wellbeing Hub. With mental health becoming an increasingly critical concern, recent statistics from The Wellbeing Hub highlight that
Last weekend some of our year 10 and 11 girls who play for Tiverton Town FC U16 girls FC were crowned League 2 Champions. Completing an unbeaten season playing 12 games, they won 10 and drew 2. They also won
Interact was thrilled to host a superb Quiz Night on Friday 28th March. Student volunteers were complimented several times throughout the evening for their politeness, efficiency and quality of the buffet they had provided for the quizzers. After a hotly contested
British Science Week 2025 had the theme of ‘Change and Adapt’. Our Year 7s and 8s took part in a range of activities throughout the week in their science lessons which got them thinking about animal adaptations and utilising renewable