At Clyst Vale we’ve maintained an in-house website since around 2010.
During that time we’ve recorded details of hundreds of student events and successes. This section of our new website acts as an archice of this content.
Below you’ll see a random assortment of stories from the Clyst Vale archives. Clicking on one will allow you access to the full article.
We hope you enjoy this look back at the recent life of the College.
Victorious Wales!
Wales Win Boys’ Touch World Cup! The boys’ tournament culminated on Thursday lunchtime with Wales, captained by Year 10 student
Year 7 Potter to the Otter
Eight lucky Year 7 students enjoyed a lovely sunny day in Budleigh Salterton walking along the River Otter earlier this
Farewell to Judy
Hearing Support says Goodbye to Judy Drew Staff and students past and present gathered for a farewell lunch for
Only at Clyst Vale……
Despite the College being officially closed, we had a couple of visitors early this morning ! Occasionally, we have sheep
Living on a Budget – University of Exeter Outreach Session for Post 16
On 8th February, Pete Offord of University of Exeter’s School and College Liaison team came to speak to our Year 13
Exeter and District Cross-Country Running
Last Tuesday, 39 of our best, or bravest, runners made their way to Tiverton for the District Country Running Championship. Due
Deep Learning Day Delights!
This term’s Deep Learning Day on Wednesday 25 March was yet again a very successful and varied day. Students
4 x 4 Team Meet ExIST Sponsors
Our award-winning 4×4 team displayed the famous car, and took the opportunity to rehearse a presentation with the Steering Group
Art, Design Technology and Food Curriculum Intent Statements
Art Curriculum Intent Statement ‘There is no people in all the world without art’ Gombrich Art education is vital in
November 2019 Re-sits and University Entrance Exams
The 2019 examination dates and times are: GCSE English Language re-sit – 4th & 6th November (9 am) GCSE Maths
A Spotlight on Clyst Vale
As the school bell rang 9.00am, twenty-nine KS3 students were tasked with the mission to write, film and edit eight