Game On: A Fun Approach to Language Learning at Exeter Cathedral School
At Exeter Cathedral School, we believe that learning a new language should be an enjoyable experience. Mr Baurance, our dedicated Spanish teacher, has experienced great success with engaging Year 7 pupils in their language studies through the classic game of Snakes and Ladders. By incorporating games into lessons, Mr Baurance caters to a variety of […]
Odd Socks Day at ECS: Celebrating Kindness and Inclusivity
A colourful start to Anti-Bullying Week On this crisp, winter morning, ECS pupils and staff alike donned their most mismatched socks to celebrate Odd Socks Day. This vibrant initiative is part of Anti-Bullying Week, a nationwide campaign aimed at raising awareness about bullying and promoting a culture of kindness and respect. Why Odd Socks? Odd […]
A Diwali Learning Experience at Exeter Cathedral School
Earlier today, Pre-Prep pupils were treated to a fascinating assembly all about Diwali. Dr Mehta, an ECS parent, delivered an insightful talk, sharing the story of Rama and Sita. The assembly delved into the significance and meaning of each of the five days of Deepawali, explaining how each day is traditionally marked. By learning that […]
ECS Rider Shines at NSEA Show-Jumping Competition
Exeter Cathedral School (ECS) is thrilled to announce the outstanding performance of pupil Eliza at the recent NSEA Show-jumping competition. On Sunday, Eliza represented the school with great skill and determination, competing in two classes on two different ponies: Frog and Parsnip. Despite facing tough competition, Eliza secured an impressive 5th place in the higher […]
Nursery and Pre-Prep Pupils Learn from Their Older Peers
Did you know that Exeter Cathedral School’s youngest learners in Nursery and Pre-Prep have the opportunity to interact with the Prep School children? These cross-age interactions offer a wealth of benefits for our little ones: Social Skills: By engaging with older children, our Nursery and Pre-Prep pupils learn valuable social skills such as sharing, cooperation […]
Shining a Spotlight on Pupil-Led Assemblies
We believe that pupil-led assemblies are an invaluable opportunity for our pupils to develop a range of important skills. By taking the initiative to research, plan and present their own assemblies, our pupils gain confidence in their public speaking abilities. These experiences help to foster a love of learning and encourage critical thinking. We are […]
Year 7s Shine in Spatial Reasoning
We’re incredibly proud of our Year 7 pupils for their impressive understanding of isometric drawings, optical illusions, and spatial reasoning. Their hard work and dedication are truly commendable. Keep up the great work, Year 7!
A City Centre Oasis: Our Woodland Garden
Our Woodland Garden offers a serene escape from the hustle and bustle of city life. This beautiful outdoor space provides all of our pupils with a unique opportunity to connect with nature. The garden serves as a tranquil setting for reflection and contemplation. It also offers a perfect space for our pupils to reinforce their […]
Nursery Pupils Become Budding Bakers
Our Nursery pupils recently had the opportunity to channel their inner bakers during a bread-making masterclass. This hands-on activity proved to be both fun and educational, helping to develop a range of essential skills. By kneading, shaping and baking their own bread, the children practiced hand-eye coordination, finger dexterity and problem-solving skills. They also developed […]
Year 3 Pupils Repel Celtic Attack on Roman Exeter
Last week, our Year 3 pupils transformed into brave Roman soldiers to defend Isca Dumnoniorum (Roman Exeter) from a surprise Celtic attack. Through this immersive historical experience, the children developed a range of essential skills. By delving into the past, our young historians honed their enquiry skills. They explored the lives of Roman citizens, soldiers […]
