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Wynstream’s Dodgeball Stars Advance to National Finals for Third Year Running

Wynstream Primary School in Exeter, part of Education South West , is celebrating a remarkable sporting achievement as its Under 11 Dodgeball team progressed to the National Finals for the third consecutive year, this time achieving their highest-ever finish at the regional stage with a runner-up position.

The team stormed through the group stage with an unbeaten 100% record, winning all five matches to top their group. They then overcame Montgomery in the semi-finals, a team they had never beaten before, in a thrilling match that secured them a place in the final.

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Local schools benefit from free fruit trees

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Posted: Mon, 06/09/2025 - 11:44am

Local schools including Kenn C of E Primary School and Kenton Primary School have benefitted from a free fruit tree planting programme offered across Devon, Dorset and South-West Somerset by environmental education company Little Green Change.

Schools were able to choose up to four apple, pear, plum and/or cherry trees each for their grounds.

Children from both schools helped to plant the trees, as well as daffodils, and learnt about the many benefits of these to important pollinators like bees, other wildlife like birds, and to human health through the fruit the trees...

What Ivy League Admissions Officers Really Look for in an Application?

Authored by Liv Butler
Posted: Sun, 06/08/2025 - 11:59pm

The Ivy League—those eight prestigious institutions synonymous with academic excellence and societal influence—looms large in the dreams of countless high school students. For many, the path to admission seems clear: perfect grades, sky-high test scores, and a resume bursting with accolades. But here’s the twist: the “perfect applicant” is a myth. Admissions officers at schools like Harvard, Yale, and Princeton aren’t just sifting through stacks of flawless transcripts. They’re looking for something deeper, something human. So, what do they really want? Let’s peel back the curtain and...

Meet the Brilliant New Infant Librarians at Whipton Barton Federation

Whipton Barton Federation is pleased to introduce its newest team of Infant Librarians, Macie, Evie, Noah, and Maryam, who have already made a fantastic start in their new roles.

Over the past two weeks, these enthusiastic young pupils have been busy learning how to catalogue and organise books, navigate the non-fiction section, and bring new energy to the school library.

Their work goes beyond shelving books, they’ve begun refreshing displays, developing ideas to make the space more engaging, and helping to ensure the library remains a welcoming, inspiring environment...

Future Innovators in Action: Whipton Barton Pupils Explore Sustainable Living

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Posted: Thu, 06/05/2025 - 7:30pm

Year 5 pupils from Whipton Barton Federation stepped out of the classroom and into the future this term with an inspiring visit to ‘The Gardens’, an eco-friendly housing development led by Classic Builders.

As part of their ongoing innovation project focused on designing a sustainable town of the future, the children have been exploring Passivhaus principles, cutting-edge design approaches that minimise environmental impact. On their visit they saw those very principles brought to life.

From touring homes under construction to watching the site’s towering crane in action...

St Luke’s Awarded Bronze Mental Health Charter Mark for Outstanding Wellbeing Support

St Luke's Church of England School is proud to share that they have been awarded the Bronze Mental Health Charter Mark, a recognition of their strong and ongoing commitment to supporting the mental health and wellbeing of both students and staff.

This award celebrates schools that place emotional wellbeing at the heart of their community, recognising that positive mental health is key to building resilience, confidence, and the ability to navigate life’s challenges.

At St Luke’s, which is part of the Ted Wragg Trust , Student Mental Health Ambassadors have played a vital...

Exwick Heights Hits the Right Note as a Devon Music Education Hub Lead School

Authored by News Desk
Posted: Wed, 06/04/2025 - 7:14pm

Exwick Heights Primary School is proud to announce its selection as one of Devon Music Education Hub’s new ‘Lead Schools for Music.’ This prestigious recognition highlights the school’s outstanding commitment to high-quality music education and its ongoing efforts to inspire creativity and a love of music among pupils.

The announcement places Exwick Heights among an elite group of schools across Devon selected for their exceptional music provision and leadership. As a ‘Lead School’, Exwick Heights will play a key role in supporting the delivery of the Department for Education’s...

March for Children: Families oppose the Children’s Wellbeing and Schools Bill

Families unite to oppose the Children’s Wellbeing and Schools Bill

Standing up for our children: Families march against dangerous education bill #MarchForChildren

On Sunday 18th May, the March for Children brought together families, educators, campaigners, and allies from all walks of life in a powerful show of unity. Starting in Whitehall and moving through Trafalgar Square and along the Embankment, the march ended in Parliament Square with heartfelt speeches and a shared commitment to protecting children's rights. The crowd was diverse—home educating parents, children, SEND advocates, faith leaders, and children's rights campaigners—all standing...

Digital Education Revolution Benefits, Challenges, and the Future

Authored by Liv Butler
Posted: Sat, 05/31/2025 - 6:37am

The shift toward digital-first learning experiences is no longer a distant trend but is already reshaping the global future of classrooms, universities, and professional training. Digital education, enthusiastically embraced with the spread of online teaching and educational technology, provides comprehensive opportunities and layered challenges. Understanding the undeniable urgency of this evolution, global leaders, educators, and technologists are working together to ensure that digital education serves as an engine for advancement and equality. SOA OS23 , which focuses on standardised...

Ted Wragg Trust Students Conquer the Ten Tors Challenge

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Posted: Thu, 05/15/2025 - 11:24pm

A record 134 students from seven schools within the Ted Wragg Trust successfully took on the legendary Ten Tors Challenge this past weekend, demonstrating outstanding resilience, teamwork and determination across the rugged landscapes of Dartmoor.

Representing 23 teams across 35, 45 and 55-mile routes, students from Exmouth Community College, Honiton Community College, Isca Academy, Queen Elizabeth’s School, Sidmouth College, St James School, and West Exe School battled the moor’s unpredictable weather and challenging terrain to complete one of the UK’s most iconic youth...

Isca Academy Celebrates Mental Health Charter Mark Success

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Posted: Thu, 05/15/2025 - 7:30pm

Isca Academy is proud to announce it has been awarded the Bronze Mental Health Charter Mark, recognising the school’s outstanding commitment to supporting the mental health and wellbeing of its students and staff.

The Mental Health Charter Mark recognises schools that prioritise the emotional wellbeing of children, acknowledging that good mental health is essential for building resilience and coping with life’s challenges.

To mark this achievement, the school held a celebration event on the 25th of April, with invited guests including members of the Ted Wragg Trust,...

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