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.
Part of the beauty of exceptional music lies within its ability to be enjoyed by all ages. We have been unwaveringly proud to have seen exactly that at Warwick Schools Foundation this month; throughout October, we have had the pleasure of welcoming pupils and adults to our Warwick site to engage with orchestral experiences.
Orchestra of the Swan have launched the Swan Youth Orchestra in partnership with Warwick Schools Foundation and the Coventry, Warwickshire and Solihull Music Hubs; open to all music pupils in Coventry, Warwickshire and Solihull that have ensemble experience and are working at Grade 6 and above.
Warwick School’s Fanfare Team are always honoured to perform at the annual High Sheriff’s Legal Service which was held on Tuesday 3rd October at St Mary’s Church, Warwick. This was a wondrous occasion attended by Warwickshire’s VIP’s and local dignitaries including The High Sheriff, The Lord Lieutenant, and various Mayors from across the county.
Figures from across the Warwick Schools Foundation came together to celebrate our school community at St Mary's Church, Warwick. A series of readings, hymns, prayers, and musical performances brought leaders and pupils together.
We are delighted to be welcoming Rebecca Miller to Warwick Schools Foundation throughout the academic year, giving Foundation pupils the chance to take part in conducting workshops with her.
Warwick School was pleased to welcome Old Warwickian Nick Deverell-Smith to officially open the new Food Science laboratory. Nick joined a Year 9 class as they made Butter Chicken and Naan from scratch, learning key food skills in the new facility.
Neoclassic, the first of three Orchestra of the Swan concerts at Warwick Hall this year, is rapidly approaching.
Image by Elliot, Year 9
Last term, the English department took Y9 pupils to Guys Cliffe House in Warwick. We hoped to provide pupils with plenty of inspiration for creative writing, based on the premise that 'New ideas need old buildings'. We saw the chapel and cellars, the cliff and caves and the pupils keenly showcased their photography and writing skills.
Just a week after starting their journey at Warwick School the Year 7 pupils were heading of on their first adventure, the bonding trip at Oaker Wood Leisure. The pupils were split into two groups. With one going from Wednesday to Thursday and the other Thursday to Friday. As the first group arrived on the Wednesday morning, with a mountain of bags and plenty of chatter; there was a tangible sense of excitement. The group filed onto the waiting coaches and the trip was underway.
Now that the dust has settled in this new academic year, it’s time to unveil our new initiative for young jazz musicians, The Warwick Jazz Project (aka W-Jazz).
The Warwick Schools Foundation are excited to announce that from September 2025, The Kingsley School will be extending co-education from the Prep School, welcoming boys into the Senior School and Sixth Form. This will mean that our Foundation will for the first time offer the choice of our ‘best of both worlds’ education on our Warwick Campus, and co-education at Kingsley.
Billy (Year 7) has been in Romania for most of the last two weeks, having been selected to play for the England junior chess team in the 2023 European Youth Chess Championship which took place in the picturesque settings of Mamaia, off the Black Sea.
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