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Queen Elizabeth's School Students Celebrate GCSE Success

There were smiles all round at Queen Elizabeth’s School today, Thursday 20th August, as students received their GCSE results and looked ahead to the next stage of their education.

The school is celebrating another strong year of GCSE results with 73% of students achieving 4 and above (standard pass) in English and Maths, an increase of 5% on last year. 68% of students achieved five GCSEs at grade 4+ including Maths and English. Results were strong across the full range of subjects with more than half of all qualifications awarded at grade 5 (strong pass) or above. These fantastic...

Queen Elizabeth's School Students Celebrate A-Level Success

Students at Queen Elizabeth’s School are celebrating today, Thursday 13th August, after receiving their A-level results, opening doors to universities, apprenticeships, employment and a wide range of exciting future opportunities.

The vast majority of students have achieved a place at their first choice university, with courses in everything from Archaeology to Zoology in locations the length and breadth of the country from Plymouth to York. Others are enjoying a year to travel and gain work experience with some students having secured jobs and apprenticeships locally in Exeter and...

The other family: who looks after international boarding pupils when the school gates close

Authored by Liv Butler
Posted: Mon, 07/27/2026 - 1:56am

At the end of every term, boarding schools empty in a matter of hours. Cars queue along the drive, trunks are heaved into boots, and by teatime the dormitories are quiet. For a large share of pupils at Britain's boarding schools, though, home is not a two-hour drive away. It is a long-haul flight and several time zones distant, and flying back for a single weekend is neither practical nor affordable. Someone still has to look after them. That someone is an educational guardian, and it is one of the least visible but most important roles in British education.

Most people outside...

What Makes the School Leavers Experience So Important for Students Today

Authored by Liv Butler
Posted: Tue, 07/07/2026 - 1:13am

Leaving school is strange. One day you're sitting in a classroom that's been part of your daily routine for years, and then fairly suddenly, it isn't. No dramatic ending, no clean break, just a gradual realisation that something significant is coming to a close. For young people in the UK today, that transition has become one of the most emotionally loaded periods of their lives, and the way they mark it says a lot about what this generation values.

More Than Just the End of Term

It would be easy to dismiss the school leavers period as simply the end of compulsory education. Tick...

Moving to Exeter as an international student: Everything you need to know

Authored by Ellie Green
Posted: Thu, 06/25/2026 - 1:38pm

Exeter has become one of the UK's most popular destinations for international students.

Home to more than 7,000 students from over 150 countries, the city combines the academic reputation of the University of Exeter with a lifestyle that feels far less overwhelming than larger student hubs such as London, Manchester or Birmingham.

But while moving to Exeter can be exciting, moving to a new country comes with a lot of practical challenges. From finding accommodation and setting up a bank account to understanding the local transport system, here's everything international...

From Classroom Icebreaker to Corporate Team Building: One Tool That Actually Scales

Authored by BHTNews.com
Posted: Mon, 06/22/2026 - 7:18pm

The challenge of finding an activity that works for both a rowdy classroom of thirty students and a quiet team-building session with remote colleagues has frustrated educators and managers for years. Most games are either too childish for adults or too complex for quick icebreakers. Then I started testing imposter game across these radically different environments, and I found something unexpected: a single browser-based platform that adapts to both extremes without compromising the experience for either group.

The Scale Problem That Most Party Games Ignore

Walk into any...

All-Inclusive Student Accommodation in Bristol: A Practical Guide

Authored by Liv Butler
Posted: Wed, 04/15/2026 - 9:04pm

Finding all-inclusive student accommodation in Bristol is a smart choice for students who want predictable monthly costs and fewer administrative tasks. These properties combine several essential expenses into a single monthly payment, making budgeting and daily life much simpler. By bundling costs like rent, utilities, and Wi-Fi, students can focus more on their studies and social life. To see exactly what is included and how it works, let’s take a closer look.

What Does All-Inclusive Student Accommodation Mean?

All-inclusive accommodation usually combines several key costs into...

What Is the Cost of Living in Leicester for Students?

Authored by Val Watson
Posted: Tue, 04/14/2026 - 9:12am

Leicester, as a university city in the central part of England, has a much more affordable cost of living compared to London or Manchester. But when it comes to daily expenses such as food, accommodation, transportation, and entertainment, exactly how much does it cost? Today, I will help you calculate the details, so that you can have a clear understanding of your future budget.

Accommodation Expenses

For many new students, the place to live is the top concern. In Leicester, accommodation usually costs around £350 to £800/month, accounting for 40% to 60% of the total expenses....

Classroom resources launched for LGBT+ History Month

Authored by News Desk
Posted: Thu, 01/29/2026 - 4:06pm

The University of Exeter will mark LGBT+ History Month in the UK with a series of events and the launch of free classroom resources for secondary schools and museums that highlight the achievements of LGBT+ individuals working in maths and science.

The teaching resources were announced in November and are now free to access and download to mark LGBT+ History Month in February.

The resources pack includes slides, posters, postcards, videos and class activities, produced in collaboration with LGBT+ education charity Schools OUT to support the usualisation of LGBTQ+...

Exeter climbs in top 20 of Guardian University Guide 2026

The University of Exeter has increased its standing in the top 20 UK universities in the Guardian University Guide 2026 .

Exeter climbed one place to 17th in the latest guide, published on Saturday 13 September.

The result that means the University of Exeter has secured a top 20 place in all three major university rankings.

Teaching excellence, student satisfaction and career prospects were among the factors used to rank universities.

Professor Lisa Roberts, President and Vice Chancellor of the University of Exeter said: “We're delighted with this...

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