NMAPS
Warwick School and King's High School are collaboratively leading the Warwick Regional Hub of the National Mathematics and Physics School Centred Initial Teacher Training Scheme (NMAPS).
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Warwick School and King's High School are collaboratively leading the Warwick Regional Hub of the National Mathematics and Physics School Centred Initial Teacher Training Scheme (NMAPS).
Our Foundation Welcome Back Weekend is from Friday 24 – Sunday 26 September, across our Myton Road Campus you can enjoy a host of activities. For more information, please take a look at the full programme below.
The Chemistry department and 19 bright and enthusiastic Lower Sixth students have been waiting for the results of this year’s results of the Cambridge Chemistry Challenge with much anticipation.
The Kingsley School has appointed Mr James Mercer-Kelly as its new Headteacher from January 2022.
Warwick School hosted their Summer Concert Series which ran from Friday 11 June - Wednesday 30 June, and it did not come a moment too soon.
The Coral Forest - a poem by Kit Prosser
A discussion of History and Politics from teachers at Warwick School. We aim to produce a podcast once a fortnight during term time. Topics will tend towards the last 200 years, but we will sometimes go back further into History.
Applications for the role of Captain of Debating at Warwick School for next academic year were all very impressive.
‘Resilience’ is a buzzword at the moment. If we all build up our resilience, if we teach children and young people to be resilient, then – hey presto! – we will be able to deal with life’s irritations, difficulties and catastrophes, using our strategies and skills. We will be able to bounce back to business as usual, almost seamlessly.
On Thursday 20 May fourteen boys took their graded LAMDA examinations in the Drama Department.
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