Rob Baxter believes tying down the ‘finer details’ in his side’s game plan can lead to Exeter Chiefs returning to winning ways in the Aviva Premiership against visiting Northampton Saints tomorrow (2pm).
Three successive top-flight defeats to Newcastle Falcons, Worcester Warriors and Wasps have seen the reigning champions surrender top spot in the standings to Saracens, but Baxter insists there is no need for panic within the ranks at Sandy Park, particularly as his side are still healthy placed in second to attack the final rounds of the season.”
The Premier League Primary Stars Kit and Equipment Scheme is offering free football kit and equipment to primary schools in an effort to inspire children to learn, engage and be active.
The programme is a national curriculum-linked education initiative that uses the appeal of the Premier League and professional football clubs, to help teachers inspire girls and boys aged 5-11 in the classroom, the playground and on the sports field.
Nick Perchard, Head of Community at the Premier League, said: “The Premier League Primary Stars kit and equipment scheme gives us the...
Exeter School's equestrians are celebrating success at Bicton's National Schools' Equestrian Association (NSEA) Eventers Challenge Qualifier on 23 January.
Two teams and two individuals have qualified for the NSEA Summer Eventers Challenge Finals at Hickstead in May.
The 80cm team comprising Olivia Eden, Celia Nowill, Max Harrison and Ruby Scott finished with zero jumping penalties and came second overall with Ruby coming sixth individually.
The 90 cm team was made up of Olivia, Celia, Sophie Walker and Ruby with Max and Sophie also riding as individuals.
The market takes place at America Hall in Pinhoe on Sunday (25 February), and runs from 10am-noon.
We have loads and loads of fantastic baby and children’s bargains including prams / travel system / jumperoo / steriliser / walker / cot mobile / toot toot toys / stair gates / toys / breast pump / clothes / Moses baskets / high chair / books / car seat / buggy / bedding / bounce and spin zebra / laugh n learn chair / ball pool with balls / piano floor Matt / ride on toy / baby swing / puzzles / shopkins / design a friend doll / I love my bear nursery set up / trike / bumbo / travel...
Brain Awareness Week (12-18 March 2018) is an annual, global campaign which aims to increase the public’s awareness of current brain research. To celebrate, the University of Exeter are hosting a range of free interactive workshops and events on brain-related topics for the public to attend. Events and workshops include:
Spring Community Day Saturday 17 March, 10.30-14.30 The Forum, University Of Exeter, Stocker Road, EX4 4PT
A day of free family fun hosted by the University of Exeter! Brain Awareness Week will have a stall at the event filled with fun activities for all...
Brain Awareness Week (12-18 March 2018) is an annual, global campaign which aims to increase the public’s awareness of current brain research. To celebrate, the University of Exeter are hosting a range of free interactive workshops and events on brain-related topics for the public to attend. Events and workshops include: 'A day-to-day-day of a neuroscientist’ Wednesday 14 March, 18.00-20.00 Streatham Court 0.28, University of Exeter Business School, Rennes Drive, Exeter, EX4 4PU
A ‘speed dating-style’ event allowing guests to interact with neuroscientists at various stages in their...
Brain Awareness Week (12-18 March 2018) is an annual, global campaign which aims to increase the public’s awareness of current brain research. To celebrate, the University of Exeter are hosting a range of free interactive workshops and events on brain-related topics for the public to attend. Events and workshops include:
‘Neuroscience: Is it all in our minds?’ Thursday 15 March, 18.00-20.00 Newman Red Lecture Theatre, University of Exeter Peter Chalk Centre, Stocker Road, Exeter, EX4 4PY A thought-provoking seminar series introducing a diverse audience to a range of neuroscience...
Exeter Cathedral School (ECS) has announced the launch of its new Awards Scheme.
ECS, which is Exeter’s oldest School and which educates the Choristers of Exeter Cathedral, has created the Devon Award, a 100% paid-for place at the School in Year 7 and Year 8, available to Year 6 pupils currently at Devon LEA state primary schools. Offering a 100% remission in school fees, the Devon Award is designed for gifted pupils who could make a significant contribution to life at ECS. The Devon Award is means-tested and covers tuition fees (day or boarding), lunch, and compulsory educational...