We are now a week into Year 11's second round of mock exams for the year. This is their final opportunity to sit these full exams in timed conditions before the real exams kick off in May. Year 11 have once again taken this challenge in their stride and their conduct in the exam venues has been commendable. Keep going, Year 11 - you're doing brilliantly!

A huge congratulations to our Students of the Week. Well done to you all. Year 7: Niamh J Year 8: Ola S Year 9: Theo C Year 10: Maisie W Year 11: Lucas S Sixth Form: Alex H

Devon Schools Cross-Country Championships Wishing ‘good luck and swift feet’ to our brilliant West Devon runners: Yr9 - Lilly G and Yr7s - Ben L, Blake W, Dan L and Dan K. The Devon Champs had to be rescheduled after the storms of last weekend so h opefully our runners can make it this time up to Barnstaple to slip, slide and power through the mud and get the results that they deserve. Yr 9 and 10 Volleyball – Plymouth Schools Development Training Our Recreational Sport brea

Well done to you all. Year 7: Charlie K Year 8: Amelia B Year 9: Max W Year 10: Summaitha J Year 11: Jack R Sixth Form: Kiaya-Mai T-R

Join us for an enjoyable evening as our students take to the stage with their production of Annie Jr. Set in 1930s New York, this well‑known musical follows the bright and determined Annie as she steps out of the orphanage and into a world full of new possibilities. Our cast and crew have all been working hard to bring the characters, songs, and story to life, so please come and show your support! Refreshments will be available to purchase during the interval, making it a per

Step into the mysterious world of Stranger Things with this collection of eerie tales inspired by the hit Netflix series. One night, Dustin, Lucas, Max, and the rest of the gang plan a simple movie marathon, but a sudden blackout changes everything. Instead of watching films, they start sharing seven creepy stories from their hometown of Hawkins. What hidden truths lie inside an abandoned asylum? Could something unusual be lurking in the depths of Lovers’ Lake? And is that in

Dear parents and carers, SNAP CHAT Snap chat is an application that many of our students and young people have downloaded on their phone. Snap chat is a distinctive social media app that has many functions, and although can offer lots of fun, with filters and a way to connect, there are also different functions of the app that can pose a risk to children and young people, and that are not as obvious when first opening the App. Key features of the app- - Disappearing images,

A huge congratulations to our Students of the Week. Well done to you all. Year 7: Hattie H Year 8: Ivy M Year 9: Lewis T Year 10: Phoebe C Year 11: Ollie M Sixth Form: Isabel R

On behalf of Westcountry Schools Trust, we’re pleased to welcome nominations for our Elected Parent / Carer Members to the WeST Community Council 4 (WeST CC).   The WeST CC helps make sure every school in Westcountry Schools Trust listens to families and puts children first. Your Parent Member is there to bring your voice into school decisions and to make sure local priorities are reflected in what the school and Trust do. What the Parent Member does (for you and your child)

Dear Parents and Carers, We hope you have had a positive start to the year. This weeks safeguarding bulletin is around the topic of aerosols. Please be reminded that aerosols are a prohibited item and not to be brought into school premises. This is in order to safeguard all students. What do we mean by aerosol products? Aerosols include, but are not limited to: • Deodorant or body spray cans • Hair spray • Spray paint • Air fresheners • Any pressurised spray can Why are aeros

If you’re a fan of The Traitors and love watching players bluff, strategise, and uncover secrets, then this book is perfect for you! Liar & Spy, a New York Times bestseller from the author of When You Reach Me, follows seventh grader George after he moves into a new Brooklyn apartment building. There, he meets Safer, a quirky, twelve year old self appointed spy who quickly recruits Georges for a mysterious mission: tracking the elusive “Mr. X,” a tenant who may or may not be

Well done to you all. Year 7: Sully W Year 8: Tommy E Year 9: Leon H Year 10: Immy B Year 11: Mati B Sixth Form: Fraser G

Good morning! We have been busy inspecting and gritting the site this morning, and we are open as usual. We do recommend that those students who would usually enter the site via the MC gate enter the site through alternative gates as that path can be particularly icy. We have gritted the path, but for extra caution please consider using the main gate or CS gate. Please proceed with caution in all areas.

We would like to take this opportunity to wish all our families a very Happy New Year. We hope students have enjoyed a restful and enjoyable break, and we look forward to welcoming them back to College tomorrow at the usual time. Due to the current cold and icy conditions, we ask that students allow extra time for their journeys into College, as roads and paths may be slippery and alternative routes may be needed. Although the College site will be gritted this evening and aga

Dear parents and carers, As the festive season approaches, we know that everyone is ready for a well deserved break and some time with loved ones. As much as there can be joy and happiness this time of year, there can also be challenges and things that can pose a risk to safety. 1. Online safety Lots of children may be lucky enough to have new phones, tablet or computers for Christmas, and for others they may have some more time on their hands where they are using their phone

What a fantastic last day of term - with festive jumpers, Christmas dinners, the Golden Ticket prize draw, and ending the day sending all students off with well wishes and a little sweet treat. A massive thank you and well done to all the students who have been exceptional this term.

The secret is finally out! Our very own Jake G features in a new Netflix docuseries, 'The Next Act'. In it, Simon Cowell (yes, THE Simon Cowell) tries to find the next big boy band. We won't spoil it for you, you'll have to watch and find out Jake gets on, but we are SO proud of everything Jake has achieved. It's amazing to see one of our incredibly talented students follow their dreams.

Well done to you all. Year 7: Emily G, Aimie C Year 8: Junior E, James S Year 9: Noah R, Olivia W Year 10: Lacie H, Ava B Year 11: Elise P, Faith C Sixth Form: Savannah T, Dante P.

On Thursday, we invite all students to wear a festive jumper. This can be a Christmas design, or a red and/or green jumper. Jumpers can be worn instead of a blazer. We will be collecting for the Save the Children charity and suggest a voluntary donation of £1 if you are able to. This can be done on ParentPay. We look forward to seeing any festive jumpers on Thursday!

Good afternoon parents and carers, This week, the school has had a visit from the child centred policing team, and year 9 children have had an assembly all around online safety, social media and mental health, and strategies and tips to support safe online usage. There will be more assemblies next week to support childrens understanding of online safety also. There are many positive aspects of internet usage, social connection, technological literacy, access to information an