Mr Morrell and the year 8 tutor team gave our year 8s a chance to experience democracy and highlighting British Values with their very own election process. Mr Morrell had this to say about the activity ‘today, our year 8
Last Friday we were pleased to have been invited to join 9 other Devon schools at The Maynard School for a Girls in STEM event. All teams were challenged with engineering an automated electric vehicle. After spending the day constructing
Last Monday, Mr Puzey proudly accepted the invitation to The Queens Club Tennis Championships to receive an award on behalf of THS. The school had been named as the winner of ‘School of the Year’ for the South and South
Once again year 11 students celebrated the end of their time at THS with our annual Dress As You Dare Day celebration. This fun filled parade of quirky, and at times outlandish, outfits has become a right of passage our
Sandford held the annual U15 Softball cricket tournament this year. Three schools entered, us, QE & St Peter’s. Our first game was against QE. We lost the toss in the first game and were forced to field first. Jack M
Our Ambassadors had a great day yesterday on their annual team building day. They built rafts in teams then tested them on the water at Haven Banks – nearly everyone either fell in or jumped in at some point! It
The school has just been awarded a certificate from the Duke of Edinburgh Award for completing just under 1000 hours of volunteering this year, 100 hours more than was completed last year. Many students in year 9 choose to complete
This afternoon Mr Heeney took some of our finest athletes down to Sandy Park for a tour. Here they got an up close and personal insight into what it takes to reach the elite level, and how the fine margins
Yesterday afternoon Mr Puzey had the privilege of taking 12 year 7s to The Castle School, Taunton for a Cricket 6s tournament. For 9 of the boys, it was their first taste of ‘competitive’ cricket. Split into Team Green and
Some on our Year 7 aspiring rugby players attended a rugby development day on Friday run by the RFU and Exeter Chiefs Community Team. The morning session saw the Year 7 girls diligently refining their rugby abilities, with a focus
Two year 8 students Kaleb and Max successfully kayaked the length of the Grand Western Canal, all 11.5 miles of it. The boys have been diligently training throughout winter in all weather. The aches and pains received during training were
Year 7 student Heidi and year 11 student Sam have succeeding in reaching the National final of the Rotary Young Writer competition. Just a few weeks ago they received their certificates and prizes for winning the local round of the