Welcome to our latest news section, where you can read all about the latest events and stories from around the school.
Here, you can also view 'The Warwickian', our termly magazine celebrating of all things Warwick School.
With the term now having come to a close, we can reflect on what was an outstanding term of fundraising at Warwick School. Serving the Community is one of our four key strategic pillars, and this has ethos has truly been embodied by our students and staff with several fundraising events and campaigns since the start of September:
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On Thursday, 11 December, pupils at Coten End Primary School were treated to a truly unforgettable Christmas music assembly, courtesy of Funk After 8 – our vibrant New Orleans–style brass band.
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A Warwick school pupil has achieved national recognition after winning a prestigious competition hosted by the English Speaking Union (ESU).
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Birmingham’s NEC played host to the British Indoor Rowing Championships on the 6-7 December. The event is the world’s largest indoor rowing competition, drawing nearly 3,000 entries from across the globe.
Warwick Hall was filled to capacity on Friday, 5 December for The Christmas Cracker 2025, an evening that showcased the very best of Warwick School’s musical life.
On the weekend of 29-30 November, the Junior Four Nations Chess League (4NCL), the children's wing of the British National Chess League, took place in nearby Coventry.
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Angus Read, an Old Warwickian who left in 2021, is undertaking an extraordinary sporting feat that reflects both his determination and the values he developed during his time at Warwick.
The final week of Movember has showcased some outstanding creativity, dedication, and perseverance across our community.
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On Friday, 21 November, the Warwick School chess team led by Mr Lam made the trip up to King Edward VI Camp Hill in Birmingham to compete in the qualifying stage of the English Schools Chess Championship.
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The third week of Movember saw the exciting launch of our House event on Friday, 28 November: The ‘Mo-Marathon’.
Warwick School and King’s High School presented this year’s joint Senior Production of HENRY V from Wednesday 12, to Saturday 15 November.
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Warwick has started their second week of Movember strong! The campaign began with an inspiring visit from Julia, from the Movember charity, and Chris, a Movember ambassador. Together, they spoke to the Sixth Form on Monday about why the charity’s work is so important, the projects it supports, and how to check in with your mates.
The Mo spirit is spreading fast, with moustache updates now coming in from both pupils and staff. While some are still planning ambitious end-of-month fundraising ideas, others have already begun their challenges. A few of things the boys are doing:
And that’s just a few of the efforts under way!
The Charity Committee is also helping to relaunch ‘Dough for a Bro’. An initiative that encourages pupils to check in with one another, raise funds, and enjoy a well-deserved doughnut in the process!
So far, Warwick has already raised nearly £8,000, edging closer to the halfway mark toward the ambitious £15,000 target. While the fundraising is fantastic, the message behind Movember remains the most important part:
If you’d like to donate, track our progress, or learn more about Movember’s work, please follow this link.
We will keep you updated with more of the great work we are doing.
