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Your research paper will contribute to the body of knowledge on its subject. It should, as such, be perfect. Every aspect, ranging from formatting to the content, should be correct. It all seems like much, and this is why many students turn to a research paper helper .

However, it wouldn’t hurt to get an idea on how to write flawless research papers. Here are some practical tips to get you started.

• Choose Your Topic Well

Everything about your research paper is hinged on the topic. The chosen topic should be important to other scholars in your field and...

Exeter School pupils and staff were delighted to welcome celebrity chef James Tanner. The ambassador for Independents by Sodexo's, Exeter School's catering provider, spent time with Junior School and Sixth Form pupils giving demonstrations on cooking with wonky veg and fresh fish. In the morning, James and Sodexo chef Tom Allen spent time talking to Year 5 pupils about fresh fruit and vegetables. The pupils were given the opportunity to taste and look at some more unusual fruits and vegetables, such as dragon fruit and star fruit from warmer climates, and artichoke and fennel. The chefs...

Exeter Junior School is celebrating recognition in the UK's oldest and most prestigious children's book awards. Two pupils have either won or achieved runner up in CILIP Kate Greenaway Children's Book Awards competitions. Year 4 pupil Kate Daybell's certificate design has been selected as a winner of the Carnegie and Greenaway Shadowers' Choice Certificate Design competition. And Year 3 pupil Lottie Cumbley is a runner up for the ALCS Carnegie and Kate Greenaway Awards Shadowing Scheme diary writing competition. The CILIP Carnegie and Kate Greenaway (CKG) Medals are the UK's oldest and...

To mark volunteers week (1-7 June), the University of Exeter is delighted to announce that since 2012 Exeter alumni have donated over 75,000 hours to the ‘ Making the Exceptional Happen ’ Campaign.

The Campaign, Exeter’s most ambitious to-date, originally aimed to achieve 60,000 volunteering hours by 2020, however the commitment and generosity of the alumni community meant that was reached nearly two years early in February 2018. A new target of 90,000 hours has now been set following the milestone achievement.

75,000 hours equates to a graduate volunteering for Exeter...