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An important part of an Exeter School education is the wide range of enrichment opportunities also on offer and you’ll be able to explore a wide range of what’s on offer over the next pages. Our senior school is a diverse, co-educational school of approximately 770 pupils split across five classes of each year level, offering great opportunities to grow and develop in the formative years ...
James Wilson joined Exeter School as a physics teacher in 2007 and joined the senior leadership team in 2018. After growing up in The Netherlands, Dr Wilson studied for an MPhys at Keble College, University of Oxford.
Exeter school has a fully qualified Learning Support Coordinator who works to assess and to assist those pupils with Special Educational Needs. Pupils are referred to Learning Support for assessment on entry to the school if SEN is already known or by teaching members of staff when difficulties are noted in lessons.
About Us. Welcome to Phillips Exeter Academy, co-founded by John and Elizabeth Phillips in 1781, who believed every student should have access to the very best education — one that embraces the ideals of both goodness and knowledge. Now a coeducational residential school with more than 1,000 high school students from the U.S. and 33 foreign ...
Visit Campus. The best way to experience Exeter is to visit and meet some of the people who make it extraordinary. You’ll get the feel of campus and the New England town we call home. Your visit will provide an opportunity to explore campus. Campus tours are available for prospective students applying for the 2025-2026 school year.
6 de mar. de 2024 · Exeter School is part of Inspiring Futures through Learning, a company Limited by Guarantee and registered to Fairfields Primary School, Apollo Avenue, Fairfields, Milton Keynes, MK11 4BA, Telephone: 01908 533 283. The company number is 07698904 and is registered in England.
Exeter Junior School days burst at the seams with clubs, musical groups and other activities, before, during and after the school day. The day closes with a form period when children have a chance to regroup with their form tutor, to reflect on their day, and organise themselves ready for going home at 3.40pm or onto after-school activities.
