Please see below for the latest news and press releases from the College.
On Monday, 5 March 2018 the Ivybridge Community College Swimming Team took part in the Devonport Royal Swimming Association Schools’ Team Relay Competition held at the Plymouth Life Centre.
The Ivybridge Community College Year 7 Football Academy team of Finlay Conway,
Josh Bernard, Sam Joce, Caleb Roberts, Jack Stephens, Finlay Wilkes, Lewis Colwell and Henry Donovan, have won the Year 8 Regional Plymouth Argyle Football Club Tournament. The fact that they played in the year group above makes this tournament win even more prestigious.
The Ivybridge Community College Year 8 Football Team has reached the final of the
English Schools’ Football Association (ESFA) Under 13 Playstation Schools’ Cup for B Teams. The final will be held in May at a professional stadium yet to be announced.
During the weekend of 17 and 18 February the Ivybridge Community College Equestrian Team competed at the National Schools County Dressage competition at Bicton Arena.
Ivybridge Community College students recently took part in the Devon County Swimming Championships at the Life Centre, Plymouth, and all of them have made it through to the County Finals.
This includes all after hours College activities and events as per the College calendar.
During the weekend of 3 - 4 February 2018 Jake Myers, a Year 9 Ivybridge Community College student, competed in the British Show Jumping Small Pony Premier in Keysoe, Bedford, where he qualified for the Royal International Horse Show.
Ivybridge Community College is delighted to announce that former student Kyle Turner is finally “living his dream”, according to his mother.
The Devon Championships, held at the Life Centre in Plymouth, covered three weekends in January and February with Ivybridge Community College students to the fore.
On Wednesday, 31 January one hundred Year 8 students went on a ‘raising aspirations’ visit to one of the Russell Group of Universities, namely Exeter University.
On Monday, 5 February we were delighted to welcome back Gary Wilson, Consultant in Raising Boys’ Achievement, to the College; Gary first visited us back in December when he observed boys working in lessons, met with parents, spoke to groups of students and delivered a fantastic, thought provoking presentation to staff on how we can further support our boys in raising their achievement.
On Thursday, 1 February the whole College took part in World Read Aloud Day to encourage staff and students alike to read together and share stories to advocate for literacy as a human right that belongs to all people.