Many Names: One Community
Exeter Diocesan Training College (1838-1930)
Originally in Cathedral Close, the College moved to its current location and was opened on 18 October (St Luke's Day) 1854. It was unofficially known as St Luke's from this time.
St Luke's Church of England College (1930-1978)
School of Education (1978-2001)
Renamed when it became part of the University of Exeter in 1978, the campus becoming known as St Luke's Campus.
School of Education and Lifelong Learning (2001-2009)
Graduate School of Education(2009-present)
In memoriam
We are grateful to those members of the School who came before us; for the contributions they made, for the ways they have shaped our School throughout its long history, and for simply having the opportunity to learn from and alongside them.
We celebrate their lives below.
If there is someone you would like to see commemorated on this page, or if you have additional information to add, please contact us.
David Morrish
Passed away 14 February 2018
Geography tutor
Geoff Edmondson, OBE
1938-2014
Student of St Luke's College, 1960
Lecturer in Physical Education, 1988-2013
Professor Anna Craft
1961-2014
Academic Lead for Creativity, the Arts and Educational Futures, 2007-2014
Professor Bob Burden
1940-2014
Head of the School of Education, 1999-2002
Linda Rolfe
1952-2012
Senior Lecturer in Dance Education
Freddie Smith
Died peacefully 23 May 2009
Head of English at St Luke's College, 1956-1978
John Thacker
Passed away 10 May 2009
Director of Masters in Educational Psychology
Professor Ted Wragg
1938-2005
Director of the School of Education, 1978-1994