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On Wednesday 12 November a team of 4 A level Further Mathematics students took part in the Regional Round of the Senior Team Maths Challenge which was held at Exmouth Community College. This event is jointly organised by the UK Mathematics Trust and the Further Maths Network. Students competed against 14 other schools, tackling a variety of challenging questions over 3 different rounds, while developing team and communication skills.
The winning team was Torquay Boys Grammar School who will now go on to compete in the National Round held in London.
Many congratulations to our team who should be commended for not only their mathematical skills but also how they were a credit to their school.

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Think Deep Premiere
The Think Deep project was sponsored by East Devon District Council with the brief to produce a film to educate us about sustainable sea resources in the local area.

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Peru Expedition 2010

Our latest expedition, after successful trips to the North Pole and Himalayas, will be to Peru.
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Student to switch on Exmouth Christmas Lights
Working with the East Devon Ranger, James Chubb, Exmouth Community College supported the project with input from Head of Geography, Mr Eynon, and three students who, after auditioning, were the main presenters of the film.
An Exmouth Community College student is set to help Mayor of Exmouth, Darryl Nicholas,
switch on Exmouth’s Christmas Lights this year.   

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On November 5th 2009 at the annual bonfire night celebrations in Exmouth, a year 11 student entered a BayFM (College Gold Partner) music quiz and came out victorious. 

It was only then that he found out that the extraordinary prize is to assist the Mayor of Exmouth to switch on the lights at this year's "Christmas Cracker" event. 

The "Christmas Cracker", organised by the Town Council, will take place on Friday 4th December at the Strand Gardens.
Michelin star chef Michael Caines addresses the audience at the premiere

The film was shot, directed and edited by local Television Company, Pangaea, based in Exeter. The shooting took place in Beer, Sidmouth, Exmouth and Darts Farm with Michelin starred and TV Chef, Michael Caines, taking a lead role. Local people who work in the fishing industry explained how we can manage our fish resources so that they are sustainable: Myles Blood-Smythe at Exmouth Mussels, Kim Aplin of Beer (Crab fishermen), and David Kerley of Darts Farm Fish Shed.

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Community Garden Project
The completed film was premiered at Exmouth Community College on Wednesday 14th October to a large audience of local people and VIPs. Included in those present were Michael Caines, The Chair of East Devon Council, The Mayor and Deputy Mayor of Exmouth; Exmouth Town Clerk and the proud parents of the student presenters who were all praised for the professional work they did. After the premiere the audience were very complimentary about the film, its message and particularly about the student presenters: Jevon, Alice and Philippa.

Last term we received a fantastic £4290 from East Devon District Council Countryside team and £650 from B&Q towards funds to start a community garden based on our Gipsy Lane site. This will be used by staff, students and local primary schools to teach:

  • Environmental Science
  • How to grow your own fruit and vegetables
  • How to care for plants

This is an exciting new project which is expected to provide students and the community with a hands on approach to learning.
Local company Speedy Hire have donated tool hire and Kings Garden Centre has given a percentage discount on plants. If you have any cuttings or plants you would like to donate for the garden please contact:
Gayle Morrish on 01395 255692.

Over 90 people were welcomed by the Principal, Mr Alexander after they had enjoyed “top notch” hospitality provided by the college caterers, Innovate. The Chair of East Devon Council, Graham Liverton explained the thinking behind the production:
"East Devon has a fishing heritage to be proud of. This film will bring this heritage into classrooms throughout the region. We all realise the need to provide food, including seafood, sustainably and it is fantastic to be able to showcase local examples of how this is currently being achieved to students throughout the South West."

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Friday lunchtime – Saturday evening staying at Nun’s Cross Farm.
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Nov 13 – 14 & Nov 27 – 28
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  ECC film presenters are a big hit!
  The completed film will be used by teachers across the South West to teach KS3 students about sustainable sources of food from the sea.
 
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