This is the official twitter account for St Cuthbert Mayne School. We are a joint Roman Catholic & Anglican school serving Torbay and South Devon.
Joined June 2011
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Congratulations to Ella in Year 13, who has been awarded a Reading List Foundation Scholarship in recognition of her achievements during her time in Sixth Form.
Her prize of £275 in book vouchers will help to pay for the books she will need in her first year at university.
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Jun 12
Three of our students were invited to take part in the Youth Panel at the Thy Kingdom Come service at Exeter Cathedral recently. In front of a packed cathedral, our students were interviewed sharing honestly about the joys and challenges of being young people of faith in 2026.
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Jun 10
Exclusive: Exam board AQA has apologised after students sitting a GCSE maths paper this morning found that the exam contained information intended for another paper
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Jun 10
Huge congratulations to our Year 11 student, Alessia, who has successfully gained membership at the highly prestigious National Youth Theatre. Alessia secured her place through an exceptionally competitive national audition process, with more than 6,000 young people auditioning.
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Our year 7 students had a fantastic time in Brixham as they took part in an exciting outdoor pursuits trip at Grenville House. Each day was packed full of teamwork, fun and sun, with students getting the chance to challenge themselves on the high ropes course and work together!
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A group of students recently entered the Torbay Festival of Drama and Music, where they won their Musical Theatre class with honours! A brilliant result and a real reflection of the time, effort and teamwork they put into their performance.
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As part of work experience week, 10 of our students had the fantastic opportunity to take part in the Work Experience Guarantee Programme run by the Devon, Plymouth and Torbay Careers Hub.
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Remember to look after your mental health and wellbeing during exam time, but your wellbeing always comes first.
Talk to someone if you are feeling overwhelmed, don’t study too late at night, take breaks without feeling guilty, you’ve earned them.
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May 29
Every school day builds success
Did you know that learning happens step by step, with each school day helping to build children’s knowledge, confidence and independence. Regular attendance helps children strengthen friendships, develop resilience and stay connected.
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May 28
As part of a recent school trip to Spain, students visited Colegio Santísimo Cristo de la Sangre to meet the students they’ve been writing to and video calling since September. Our students got to experience a typical Spanish school day and had a tour around their Torrijos!
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May 26
Oliver, one of our Sixth Form students, has just returned from a pilgrimage to Lourdes with HCPT. Each Easter, around 1,000 children and young people take part in this life-changing experience in the south of France, supported by a dedicated team of volunteers like Oliver.
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May 25
If you’re looking for new ways to revise, active revision can really help bring topics to life and make your learning more effective. If you find it hard reading revision notes, try to interact with the material and challenge your understanding.
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May 22
Being in school every day supports not only learning, but also friendships, wellbeing and a sense of belonging. Regular attendance helps children build strong connections with their peers and teachers, creating supportive relationships that encourage confidence and resilience.
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May 21
We are really pleased to share that a group of our students entered the National Youth Monologues, and all received Commended Awards! This is a huge achievement, as more than 4000 young actors from across the UK entered the competition. @nationalyouthmonologues
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May 15
Did you know the NHS provides helpful guidance for parents to decide whether a child is too ill to attend school. The advice covers common childhood illnesses and symptoms, helping families understand when children should stay home to recover.
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May 13
Our Year 10 students have had an incredible time out on work experience this term, gaining valuable insight into the world of work and developing important life skills for the future. A huge thank you to everyone who gave their time, support and expertise to our students.
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May 11
Your teachers are here to guide and support you throughout your exam journey.
🌟 Attend revision sessions or extra support clubs to build your confidence
🌟 Speak to your teachers if you’re feeling unsure, stuck or overwhelmed
🌟 No question is too small
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Attendance Matters. Just 10 days of absence in Year 11 can reduce the chances of achieving a Grade 5 by around 50%. Every day in school counts. Not just for academic success, but for your child’s confidence, wellbeing and future opportunities.
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You’ve Got This! Wishing all our students the very best of luck in your exams. It’s normal to feel nervous, but remember how far you’ve already come and everything you’ve achieved along the way. You’ve worked hard & we’re proud of you. Go in with confidence & give it your best!
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Four of our students applied to the Battisborough Trust for funding towards equipment and training to develop their hobbies, and were successful! To get the funding, the students had to write an application explaining how the funds would support and develop their skills.
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