Three federation teams braved the weather today and all completed the 16 mile course in confident style. Congratulations everyone!

What-a-day! We’ve been on a journey to the far reaches of space, isolated our DNA and captured it in necklaces, made balloon powered cars and even made miniature models of the watercycle! Children and staff, alike, were truely inspired by science.

Huge thanks to Petroc, Simon Ould, Robyn, our student teacher from Exeter, as well as the PTA for making it all happen.

Thank you to the PTA for organising the end of term disco. And of course thank you also to our in-house DJ: Mr Gurney- legend!

What a fitting way to end the term: hunt the eggs; win a prize. And lovely to be joined by the preschool too. Happy Easter from all of the children and staff at Bishops Nympton.

What a beautiful day for a practice walk. All legs held up well, over the 10.5 miles. Great effort. Well done team!

Much fun was had by one and all, as the photos clearly show. It was a delightful few days and a pleasure to be part of. Mrs Forder

We’ve been pushed to our limits, this week: scaling huge heights; plunging into icy waters; and squeezing through impossibly small holes, in deep, dark caverns. All achieved and still smiling! Happy days.

Class 3 were treated to a fantastic science day at Petroc, on Friday. From death defying stunts on a bed of nails; more explosions than a firework’s display and creating balls of slim, the day truly had something to offer everyone. 

The children in Class 3 had a fantastic day. They were entertained all morning, by local story teller and poet, Clive Pig. The children sat, enthralled, as he shared amazing facts and gruesome tales.  In the afternoon, the children took part in a Tudor banquet, sampling pheasant stew, mead and bread and honey- all thanks to the wonderful Tina Ley! A great time was had by all.