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.

St Petrocks Christmas Campaign
Yesterday Mrs Mann’s tutor group (8RTM) did a fantastic job of leading assembly. Students have been exploring the concept of
If your child has symptoms or a positive covid test during half-term…..
….please choose the appropriate situation below and act accordingly. 1.Child displays symptoms of COVID-19 after school on Thursday, or on

Y8 STEM Day
Yesterday a group of year 8 students participated in a day of STEM (Science Technology Engineering and Maths) provided by
Rugby Successes
Year 7 Boys @ Exeter & East Devon School’s Festival Congratulations go to the Year 7 boys who competed well

Maths Curriculum Intent Statement
We are committed to providing high quality Maths teaching for all students. We will help learners to secure the knowledge
Graduates of the ‘Unlocking Potential’ programme
Earlier this academic year, a select group of Clyst Vale students embarked upon the AQA Unlocking Potential programme, which is
The Conservation Club
On 22nd April, the Conservation Club gave their final presentation to members of South West Water and Paignton Zoo. The
Success for former Clyst Vale Student
We are delighted to hear that our former student Frazer Loveman has achieved great success at University. Frazer studied History

Social Media
“SOCIAL MEDIA” Do you know what your child is looking at on their phone?Are you concerned about the risks associated with
Youth Speaks Success
Last night saw the Exeter heat of the Rotary Youth Speaks competition, a national event that allows young people to
4×4 Team’s Latest Trophy
Personally, this is my favourite trophy of the collection won by our national champions. The bird’s eye view appears to