Covid-19 Update
Due to current Covid-19 regulations, the ICE Team are working from home.
If you would like to get in touch with us, please email us at: office@icetrust.co.uk
The Schoolswork Charity

Bringing Faith to Life
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ICE has a new look! But why the change? As we approach our 30th birthday we wanted to refresh the ICE brand to reflect the colourful range of projects that we run. Discover more about our new look. Read More
WHAT WE DO
Exeter ICE is a schools work Charity. We assist the local body of schools by providing character education programs and exciting projects that help support, encourage and inspire young people to reach their full potential.


ICE currently run 20 projects in schools, including assemblies, lessons, CPSHE projects, theatre tours and much more. We are pioneers in this field of education, working closely with primary and secondary schools to deliver new and exciting projects that help support, encourage and inspire young people to reach their full potential.

Testimonials
“It is my pleasure to feedback on the work ICE carried out in our school. I cannot praise them enough. In all their activities they are professional and add real value to our school.”
Tim Rutherford“I just wanted to say a huge thank you for inviting us to participate in the Narnia experience – we had an amazing time and were buzzing about it when they returned to school. Many of them said it was the best experience EVER – and they are a hard crowd to please…”
Francesca Brinicombe“Can I take this opportunity to thank you for all of the fantastic work that you and your team do. Especially the thought for the week and assemblies which I always enjoy.”
Paul Fidler“The LIFE Exhibition was very well organised – the children enjoyed using the tablets; especially the music! The information given was well pitched and encouraged the children to be thoughtful. Very useful to have their feedback too! Thankyou.”
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