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15/06/2026
Reimagining Our School Through Design
Today, Years 3 and 5 launched our Access All Arts Week activities by exploring bold colour, pattern and public art inspired by Morag Myerscough.
Pupils were challenged to think like designers and architects, using welcoming, joyful bright shapes and patterns. Their ideas were full of creativity, colour and imagination!
We're excited to see how their designs develop throughout the week.
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15/06/2026
Our winning Y5 documentary group are back from their week long trip to Sweden.
We explored the national parks, enjoyed local meatballs. Spent the morning at a local school where there children presented their sustainability project. Did some sight seeing by boat. The children also explored the science museum and Skansen zoo.
The children truly embraced the experience!
Catch up on this week’s Headteacher’s Blog.
This week, Mr Bishop catches up with some of our youngest pupils to hear all about the fun they had on their recent trip to the World of Country Life. We also round off the week by seeing the exciting adventures some of our older pupils have been enjoying during their visit to Sweden.
It certainly has been a week full of adventure across the Trust.
11/06/2026
Drawing and Illustration club had a lovely time this week looking into the story of ‘Old Hat’, before creating their very own hat designs! 🎩🤩
09/06/2026
Reception enjoyed their last school trip to World of Country life. Here are some lovely photos of their day 🚂🦌
Part 3
09/06/2026
Reception enjoyed their last school trip to World of Country life. Here are some lovely photos of their day 🚂🦌
Part 2
09/06/2026
Reception enjoyed their last school trip to World of Country life. Here are some lovely photos of their day 🚂🦌
Part 1
Catch up on this week’s Headteacher’s Blog.
This week, Mr Bishop takes a virtual trip to the Netherlands to catch up with Year 6 pupils from across the Trust, who are having an amazing time on their residential. Join him as he finds out about the adventures they've been on, the challenges they've tackled, and the memories they're making along the way.
04/06/2026
As part of the National Year of Reading, we're celebrating Discover Your Library Day, and the important role school libraries play in helping children develop a lifelong love of reading.
Across Cornerstone Academy Trust, we have libraries in every school, each stocked with thousands of books for our pupils to explore, enjoy and borrow.
But a library is much more than shelves filled with books.
It is a place where children can discover new interests, share stories, receive recommendations and find a book that sparks their imaginations. At the heart of each library is a dedicated librarian who helps bring reading to life every day.
Across the trust, more than 150 junior librarians help support our libraries by recommending books, assisting younger readers and creating welcoming spaces where everyone feels inspired to read.
The National Year of Reading reminds us that reading is about more than learning to read – it's about finding enjoyment, building confidence and discovering stories that stay with us for a lifetime.
Behind every great school library is someone willing to recommend a book, share a story, and help a child discover their next favourite read.
03/06/2026
Looking for a role that fits around the school day?
We currently have a number of Mealtime Assistant vacancies across our Exeter schools.
Our Mealtime Assistants play an important role in creating a positive lunchtime experience for children, helping to support our family dining approach and ensuring lunchtimes are calm, enjoyable and well organised.
The role is:
Term-time only
11:30am – 1:45pm, Monday to Friday
Based in our Exeter schools
Ideal for those looking for part-time hours that fit around family commitments
If you enjoy working with children, being part of a team and making a difference to school life, we'd love to hear from you.
Find out more and apply here:
https://tcat.education/mealtime-assistants/