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.
On Saturday, 27 November, Warwick School competed in the regional round of the National Concert Band Festival, which took place in Warwick Hall. Six bands from Warwick School entered the competition, all with the goal of impressing the panel of adjudicators and gaining a qualifying award for the National finals in Manchester in April.
Warwick School is one of 24 schools that was selected to be a national hub to promote aerospace careers events to pupils in the Midlands. This is part of a national drive by the Sandy Gunn Aerospace Charity who promote careers in aerospace to the next generation of aviators and engineers.
At the beginning of term, I presented a school assembly on Fred Mulley, an Old Warwickian, and a leading Labour politician of the 1970s.
I told the boys that I thought he was the sort of person whom it would be good for them to emulate because he always pushed himself further to be the best he could – probably because of that early Twentieth century labouring background in Whitnash.
On Friday the 5th of November Warwick School was honoured to host HRH The Princess Royal, who came to celebrate the work of local charities and organisations, and to mark an important milestone in education – the completion of Project One Campus.
This Thursday saw us once again joining together in the school hall to commemorate the fallen from Warwick School. This year the event saw us looking back at the Second World War and started with an address by the current Head Master. He read out the Headmaster’s letter to the Old Warwickians (OWs) from the December 1940 issue of the Portcullis.
Warwick School students, Will Cherry, Ed Mercer, and Josh Turner having been working hard over the last few months on a project to realise refugee, Danny’s dream of visiting Manchester United. In September, they managed to make that dream a reality.
Junior School students showed racism the red card today.
Oyez, oyez, oyez! Year 6, 7 and Upper Sixth students were delighted to welcome back the Warwick Town Crier this morning in a slightly different ceremony than usual.
If, like me, you are an avid fan of James Bond, you will know what connects these four actors.
Our Foundation Welcome Back Weekend, from Saturday 24 to Sunday 26 September was a simply spectacular occasion, bringing together our community after many months apart.
Every ten years in the UK a Census, a record of the entire population, is taken. The 1891 Census was taken on April 5th in that year, which happened to be in term-time. So we know who was living at the school, ie the residents, and here lies a problem. Where did they all live?
Foundation Futures
We were delighted to hold the Warwick Independent Schools Foundation Medicine and Health Professional Pathway on 27 September. Pupils from Years 10-12 were invited to attend, along with their parents, to learn more about the aims of the Pathway and to review the application process for some very competitive courses.
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