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Exmouth Community College is a fully comprehensive academy.  

We provide a first class education and a broad and exciting range of extended opportunities for all of our students.  Ofsted says:“Outstanding Curriculum”; “Outstanding PE”, “Exemplary transition arrangements”; “The pastoral care given to all is outstanding”. We are proud to hold the Silver Arts Mark  for our work in the creative arts.  We are a Fairtrade School. Exmouth Community College is a Specialist School in Mathematics and Computing.

…...educating for the future

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The Olympics are coming

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Are you a good digital parent?

23rd May 2012 5:30 p.m.

Telfer Building, Gipsy Lane

Childnet international

are visiting our College to speak to Parents. Come along and learn how to protect your child on line

We would be interested in hearing from anybody in the Community who feel they have something to offer the College as a governor, particularly, if their area of expertise is in human resources.  If you are interested or would like further information, please contact  the Clerk to Governors on 01395 255626 or email michaela.savage@exmouthcollege .devon.sch.uk

by 31st May 2012.

The Enigma Project - Codes and Code Breaking:

Monday 2nd July 2012 6:30 - 7:30 p.m. click here for more

Exmouth Community College was pleased to welcome the Secretary of State for Education on his visit to the College.

Mr Michael Gove was welcomed to the College by Mr Alexander (Principal), Mrs Elizabeth Lee (Chair of Governing Board) and Mr Hugo Swire M.P. who accompanied him on his tour.

Mr Gove visited Music, Art, Science, Humanities, Classics and the Library.  He then moved to the Sports Hall and Fitness Centre before moving on to the Nursery. In the Post 16 building Mr Gove met English and Computer studies classes.

Meeting the Students

Throughout the tour Mr Gove was keen to engage with students. The last part of his visit included some time with  9 students representing all age groups at the College which included 3 students who have been offered Oxbridge places.

Governors

The visit concluded with a brief meeting with representatives of the governors including Mrs L Lee (Chair), Mr R Davision (Vice Chair) Miss J Elson and Mrs L  Miszewska in Mr Alexander's office where Mr Gove was presented with a Book of Exmouth and other reminders of his visit.

Mr Gove said," A wonderful school. A great Headteacher. Delightful students - a pleasure to visit and a credit to State Education"

Mr Alexander said, "I am always proud to show any visitor around the college at anytime.  I am pleased that Mr Gove has come here to see what can be achieved in a fully comprehensive school with a dedicated staff.  As always, our students were the best advertisement for our approach: they were working hard,  behaved well , were polite and looked smart."

Minister of State for Education, Mr Michael Gove, visits College

Meeting Students

Visiting the Fitness Suite

A level English Class

Exmouth V St Peters

Confident

Staff who attended the Exeter and East Devon football final at St James' Park on Tuesday evening were treated to an exciting and dramatic match. After trailing 1-0 at half time our boys played a strong second half and equalised through Matt Smith. The Exmouth team were looking more confident and at that time it seemed likely that they would go on to win the match.

Exeter and East Devon Year 9 Cup Final Drama

Unconscious

Unfortunately, with five minutes to go our goal keeper was knocked unconscious following a challenge with an opposing player.  We are pleased to report that our Goalkeeper is making a good recovery.

Trophy to be shared

The tournament organisers, the referee and staff from both schools agreed it would inappropriate to continue with the game, therefore, the trophy will be shared between both schools.

Commendable Team

Our players' approach, their conduct and response to the decision to abandon the match were all commendable and a credit to the College. Thanks to all who supported our lads and in particular Mr Taylor and Mr Bown.

Books Arrive at Idodi Scool in Tanzania

We sent over 2000 books to a school in Tanzania.  

The whole school (1000 students) was assembled to receive the books and Dr Dickman presented them on our behalf. It was quite an event!  The headmaster , Mr Mlasu, was thrilled, and thought that the books would make the students think and encourage them to learn independently. Not only will the books help the students gain qualifications but also help them understand the importance of saving wild endangered animals.

Our next aim is to raise £900 for a scholarship for one local student to stay at the Idodi school from the age of 13 to 16.  The funding includes the student’s food, boarding and tuition fees for three years: a life changing event for not only the student but their whole family!  

If you would like to get involved please speak to Mr Kussel in room 519 or e-mail: website@exmouthcollege.devon.sch.uk