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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.

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  • Solihull Sevens Win

    Published 21/03/25

    The U14 rugby side managed to beat Bromsgrove 26 - 19 in a thrilling final at Solihull Sevens.

    The boys showed great perseverance to improve significantly from a disappointing loss to Sedbergh at Warwick Sevens.

    14 players were in the squad, but we finished the final with only eight boys still standing, showing how much of a team effort they needed on the day!

    Mr Willis and Mr Drew were very proud of the positive and encouraging attitude displayed by both boys and parents on what was a cold and windy day! Well done boys. 

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  • Brass Company trip to RBC

    Published 21/03/25

    On Wednesday, 19 March, just one week out from the infamous annual Big Brass Concert, Brass Company visited the Royal Birmingham Conservatoire (RBC) for a very exciting musical collaboration.

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  • Cadets successfully defend Welsh infrastructure at Sennybridge

    Published 20/03/25

    The CCF deployed to South Wales last weekend. The scenario was that the regular army had been deployed to deal with a threat, leaving the CCF responsible for home defence.

    The cadets were deployed to South Wales to protect key infrastructure – gas pipelines and data cables. On arrival they soon found themselves in a firefight and were later ambushed on the patrol into their farmhouse base. Keen for revenge, the cadets carried out night recces on several enemy positions. Using intel gained from this, they ambushed the enemy as they moved down a road. 

    After a not very good night’s sleep-in sub-zero temperatures, the cadets woke to bright Welsh sunshine. What followed was a long patrol where they located the enemy on a nearby high point and drove them off. Having successfully taken the high ground, the cadets advanced on the enemy base, clearing it of all hostile forces. A successful operation for Warwick School CCF.

    Mentions in Dispatches go to Tom and Jacob. A special thanks to Mr Sunner for the many hours of preparation he put into making this exercise happen.

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  • Warwick School pupils share their experience of Ramadan

    Published 20/03/25

    In Wednesday’s whole school assembly, two of our pupils, Kayra and Suleiman, were invited to talk about Ramadan and what it means to Muslims.

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  • U12 Hockey - Warwickshire County Champions

    Published 19/03/25

    The U12 hockey team triumphed in the annual Warwickshire County Tournament last Friday, emerging as county champions.

    Their campaign began with a 1-0 victory over King Edward's School, Birmingham, setting a positive tone for the competition. Despite a hard-fought 3-0 loss against Solihull, that didn't reflect their determination and the team bounced back impressively. They secured a 1-0 win against Princethorpe and followed it up with a 2-0 victory over Bishop Vesey. With Solihull drawing two of their matches, Warwick’s overall points tally secured them the championship title.

    The team have now advanced to the Midlands Finals on Wednesday, 19 March. Well done to all of the boys involved!

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  • Warwick School rated 'very good' value for money by The Telegraph

    Published 17/03/25

    We are delighted to have been ranked as being 'very good' value for parents, following an analysis from The Telegraph.

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  • Higher Education and Careers Fair

    Published 14/03/25

    On Thursday, 13 March, our biennial Higher Education and Careers Fair took place to inspire our pupils as they explored the many pathways available beyond school. 

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  • Bringing Biopsychology to life

    Published 14/03/25

    Lower Sixth Psychology students are currently delving into the fascinating world of Biopsychology, exploring the structures and functions of the brain.

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  • Celebrating British Science Week

    Published 14/03/25

    Once again at Warwick, we celebrated British Science Week, focusing on the theme "Growth and Change". Students participated in a range of exciting activities that sparked curiosity and creativity.

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  • Sponsored walk for Ukraine

    Published 13/03/25

    In 2022, soon after Russia invaded Ukraine, pupils and staff at Warwick School and King’s High School, ably supported by the CCF, undertook a long-distance Charity Walk, raising funds to purchase two ambulances for service on the Ukrainian Frontline.

    In 2025, as suffering enters its fourth year, and with international politics less stable than it has been for 80 years, we are once again keen to do something positive to acknowledge the heroic Ukrainian resistance and show our solidarity with them.

    31 boys and girls from Warwick School and King’s High School have signed up to walk over twenty miles on Sunday 23 March to raise funds for emergency humanitarian support on the Ukrainian frontline.   

    They are being joined by the Heads of both Warwick School and King’s High School together with ten teachers. Two of our Ukrainian pupils will also be walking with us,

    If you would like to support the cause, please donate here.

    Many thanks for your support. 

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  • Rockademy - July 2025

    Published 13/03/25

    Rockademy is back in black and hitting Warwick School for its twelfth outing! The week-long course provides an environment for guitarists, keyboardists, bass guitarists, drummers, singers and blowers to come together with the intention of making great music that quite simply rocks.

    Each band, of up to six members, will be supervised by an expert tutor, under whose guidance students will be coached in the performance of classic rock songs, compose their own masterpiece, offered rehearsal and performance advice, encouraged to try their hand at an instrument other than their own, and generally have great fun making music. There will also be sessions for all students to come together and share their love of music. The course tutors are all professional musicians, schooled in rock and pop, CRB-checked, and keen to share their knowledge and experience with aspiring young rockers.

    The course will run from 14-18 July, 9.30–3.30pm, with a concert on the Friday evening at 7pm. Students should bring a packed lunch with them as school catering will not be provided. The cost for the week will be £305 per student, payable by BACS four weeks in advance of the course.

    There are places for up to twenty-five students of the following instruments: Electric Guitar, Keyboard/Piano, Bass Guitar, Drums, Voice, Trumpet, Saxophone and Trombone.

    If you would like to reserve a place, please complete the application form and email it to m.lloyd@warwickschools.co.uk. The course is most effective when bands are formed with friends, so please spread the word. 

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  • Warwick Sevens Success

    Published 13/03/25

    Warwick School was proud to host our annual Warwick School Sevens Tournament on Saturday, 8 March, the same date as the very first tournament that took place back in 1969.  

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