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The workshop taught students about body language and how this is read by other people. The aim of the workshop was to boost self-confidence and self-esteem. Everyone enjoyed the event and students were very positive about what they had learned.
This project was jointly funded by the College, Devon and Cornwall Constabulary, Devon Cliffs Holiday Park and Tesco.
He talked about what inspires him as an author and also what he has planned for the future. He also engaged with the students in a question and answer session about his career, writing style and creativity.
Students watched sessions taken by Exeter City Manager Paul Tisdale, Club Director Steve Perryman and First Team Coach Rob Edwards.
It was a fantastic opportunity for the children to see the first team squad preparing for their match against Oldham. On the Saturday the club gave the students and staff complementary tickets to see how the session was used in the match.
Key Stage 3 mathematics students celebrated World Maths Day by competing with over 2 million students from 37,000 schools in 200 countries in a mental arithmetic challenge. They were also part of a Guiness Book of Records attempt for the total number of participants around the world.
Students were registered with World Maths Day and then logged on to compete in the live ‘mathletics’ game. Each game lasted for 60 seconds and each student could play up to 500 games, earning points for each correct answer.
Well done to all those who took part today!
Nicholas represented over 45,000 farmers whose lives are being changed through involvement with Fairtrade. The event was organised by the Year 9 Fairtrade Enrichment group.
