Thank you to all for our successful Europe Day, £518.50 sent to DEC Ukraine appeal so far, and especially to our 129 students, parents and teachers who took part in the 2-week Duolingo Challenge. Participants studied languages from Welsh to Latin, big well done to all! @epasorguk

'The referral system for foodbanks is flawed, and does not accommodate an increasingly chronic and widespread food insecurity problem'

A sobering morning engaging in research based food insecurity debate at the Food Insecurity Summit in Devon with Nicola Frost Sara Gibbs @SandySom Andy Johnson 🦒

Such a privilege to work with these fantastic women on our Face of Food Insecurity in Devon project! @devoncf

As part of our @epasorguk programme, Ambassadors held a digital surgery for Yr 10 with former Member of European Parliament and current member of House of Lords, Lord Teverson. They both asked and answered questions. All found the surgery super interesting, including our guest!

How delightfully quaint some of these old Devon village names are, their etymologies lost in the mists of time.

The Yr 8 trip to Normandy was a success with visits to Caen market and castle, Bayeux Tapestry, a local goat farm, bowling alley, D-Day Landing beaches and lots more! Students behaved impeccably and had many opportunities to practise their French. #qeschoool #parlezvouxfrancais

QE students representing the UK as EPAS ambassadors at the European Youth Event in Strasbourg today. @epasorguk #EPAS #EYE2023

Morning sunlight in the #MurrayEdwards library.

Our research into food insecurity in Devon chimes very closely with this. Local organisations coming up with creative responses to an escalating problem. ‘Food banks are not the answer’: charities search for new way to help UK families theguardian.com/society/2023/j…

Students from Barnfield History Club recently visited Crediton Museum to see their exhibit. Thank you for having us! #historyrocks #qeschool

Lines and curves on this sunny morning at #MurrayEdwards. This is not an observatory: it’s our spectacular dining hall, the Dome. Like the rest of the College, it was designed by ⁦Barbican Centre⁩ architects Chamberlin, Powell and Bon 🪐✨🔭

Keeping it in the family - Adam ended up helping with distribution of the survey I'd written for ECI!

Great to meet James on Friday at our celebration event for the first phase of DCF's work with young people and food producers in Northern Devon. Bring on phase 2!

This has been an inspiring, but also deeply shocking project to be involved in.

It has been a huge pleasure to follow the journey of Wellbeing Exeter's community builders over the years.