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From Novice to Pro: A Journey Through Piano Learning

A new study shows that adult piano beginners saw better thinking skills and less stress after only six months of practice.

Learning to play the piano changes more than just your music skills. It changes who you are.

The journey starts with easy basics. You get better as you go, with each step building on the one before it.

What's so great about piano? It's more than just an instrument; it's a way to express yourself and make your brain stronger.

Here, we’ll help you go through this learning journey. It doesn't matter if you're eight or eighty. The keys...

Ellie Green

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West Exe School Joins National Art Programme

West Exe School is thrilled to be participating in Art Bytes, a prestigious national art and EdTech programme that encourages creativity and builds cultural capital for students. The programme, which combines an inter-school art competition with a bespoke virtual gallery and in-person celebration events across England, is aimed at Year 5 and Year 9 students. It has proven to nurture talent, raise ambition, and develop vital skills that will benefit students in future employment.

Art Bytes is now in its 12th year and the programme supports not only the development of artistic...

Celebrating Inclusion: Ted Wragg Trust Shortlisted for 2 National Education Awards

Authored by News Desk
Posted: Sat, 03/22/2025 - 7:18am

The Ted Wragg Trust has been shortlisted for two national education awards. The trust which runs eighteen schools across Devon has been shortlisted for the SEND (special educational needs and disabilities) award at the MAT Excellence Awards, as well as the Best Practice in Inclusive Education Award at the Education Business Awards.

The MAT Excellence Awards give trusts across the UK the opportunity to celebrate the achievements of their schools, students and staff and the positive impact they have on their local community. They allow trusts to showcase their expertise and share...

Educational Pathways to a Career in Forensic Psychology

Authored by Val Watson
Posted: Thu, 03/20/2025 - 10:50am

Forensic psychology is a specialised field at the intersection of psychology and the criminal justice system. It involves applying psychological principles to understand criminal behaviour, support legal proceedings, and assist in the rehabilitation of offenders. With an increasing emphasis on mental health within law enforcement and corrections, forensic psychologists play a vital role in shaping policies, influencing court decisions, and improving offender rehabilitation strategies.

According to Zippia, jobs in specialized fields such as forensic psychology are expected to grow...

Exploring New Frontiers: Isca Academy Launches Into British Science Week with Stellar Space Science Event

Authored by News Desk
Posted: Wed, 03/19/2025 - 6:26pm

Students at Isca Academy were treated to an unforgettable British Science Week event as they welcomed Drs. Natalie Whitehead and Alice Mills from the Exeter Science Centre, alongside a team of academics from Exeter University, on Thursday, 13th March.

The visit brought the “Our World from Space” project to the school, offering an exciting exploration into the crucial role of UK space science in the health and sustainability of our planet.

The event, designed to celebrate British Science Week and its theme of ‘Change and Adapt,’ allowed students to engage in a variety of...

A Helping Hand: West Exe Students Serve Up Support for Exeter Food Action

As part of their House system and charity fundraising efforts some of the amazing Prefect Team at West Exe School recently had the honour of presenting a cheque for £1,475 to Exeter Food Action.

The funds were raised through events held at the school last year and the school community couldn’t be prouder of the incredible support shown by students, families, and staff in raising this money.

West Exe School, which is part of the Ted Wragg Trust , is committed to supporting local causes and making a positive impact on the community. Exeter Food Action works tirelessly to...

Co Adventurers provides adventurous learning for children

New Co Adventurers learning hub offers fresh hope for young learners in Exeter

Authored by Al Gibson
Posted: Mon, 03/17/2025 - 7:38pm

Co Adventurers Ltd, a pioneering alternative education provider, has officially opened its new hands-on learning facility in St Thomas. The newly refurbished site is designed to support children at risk of exclusion and aims to provide a dynamic and engaging environment where young people can flourish.

The expansion marks a significant step forward in Co Adventurers’ journey, enabling them to support more students with diverse learning needs. The facility includes purpose-built workshops for carpentry and engineering, as well as flexible learning spaces tailored to individual...

Exeter’s degree apprenticeships win Diversity and Inclusion award

The University of Exeter’s degree apprenticeship programmes have won in the Diversity and Inclusion category at this year’s Apprenticeships and Training Awards. The award recognises Exeter’s distinctive approach to degree apprenticeships, with a focus on social mobility, widening access to Higher Education and ensuring success for all – particularly those from underrepresented backgrounds. Exeter’s efforts to integrate sustainability practices into the delivery of degree apprenticeship programmes also saw it Highly Commended in the Sustainability in Training and Apprenticeships category....

Overcoming Learning Gaps: Strategies for GCSE Students

Authored by Liv Butler
Posted: Fri, 03/14/2025 - 9:58am

Not every student finds learning easy. Some pick up new concepts quickly, while others struggle with certain subjects, especially as GCSE exams approach. These challenges aren’t a reflection of intelligence—they’re just gaps in understanding that need to be addressed. However, there are many ways to overcome them. Whether it's extra support, personalised study methods, or professional tutoring, students can bridge these gaps and perform well in their exams.

This article explores practical, effective strategies to help GCSE students build confidence and improve their academic...

Exeter Chiefs and Maddy’s Mark Score Big with Cranbrook Education Campus Pupils

Authored by News Desk
Posted: Mon, 03/10/2025 - 11:52pm

This term, Cranbrook Education Campus (CEC) was abuzz with excitement as ten lucky pupils had the opportunity of a lifetime to join Exeter Chiefs and Maddy’s Mark for an unforgettable day of rugby training. The event, filled with skill development, inspiration, and plenty of fun, left lasting memories for everyone involved.

Maddy’s Mark, a charity dedicated to supporting the mental well-being of girls and young women, focuses on building resilience, confidence, and camaraderie through rugby. By funding school programmes and partnering with clubs like Exeter Chiefs, Maddy’s Mark...

Students in the current unstimulating play space at the Deaf Academy

Fundraising appeal will support young Deaf students

The Deaf Academy has launched a £60,000 fundraising appeal to transform its outdoor space into a vibrant, inclusive sensory play area tailored to its Deaf students with complex additional needs.

The current play area is outdated, uninspiring, and unsuitable for the Academy’s students. It was originally created for early years children, so the existing equipment does not meet the current students’ developmental and sensory requirements. The planned new space will provide an environment that supports their physical, social, and emotional wellbeing, helping them to learn, regulate,...

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