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    Knowing the Individual

    By 2021:

    All pupils feel celebrated, regardless of their strengths or challenges. The pastoral system creates a sense of belonging and continuity with opportunities for all to play a role. There will be a greater knowledge of boys as individuals.

    • A new House structure
    • Mixed-Age tutor groups
    • Mental health first aid training for staff
    • New Pupil Voice system in place
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    Excellence in Teaching & Learning

    By developing our staff to become outstanding professionals, Warwick School provides inspirational teaching, creating a learning environment where every pupil is challenged intellectually and thrives academically.

    • Independent learning and intellectual curiosity fostered through the sharing of outstanding practice, lesson observation and pupil feedback
    • Effective data used to monitor progress and provide specific strategies to improve attainment
    • Staff professional development is a continuous, effective tool for individuals to enhance their knowledge and skills.
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    Broadening Horizons

    Warwick School offers a rich, diverse and inclusive educational experience, which provides opportunities for every pupil to enjoy participation in a balanced programme of co-curricular activities embracing the arts, outdoor education, sport, careers and leadership.

    • A restructured calendar of House events in which all pupils are actively involved
    • The Warwick Diploma launched to encourage breadth of participation and recognise achievement and contribution
    • High participation levels and opportunities to excel for all pupils
    • Enhanced provision for co-curricular collaboration with King’s High School
    • Careers support appropriate for every individual’s aspirations
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    Serving our Community

    Every member of our community feels truly valued and connected and every pupil feels a duty of service to others, such that we have a positive impact on the world around us.

    • Fully Integrated community of pupils, staff & families.
    • Voluntary service pathway to be part of every pupil’s experience.
    • Eighty full fee bursary places across the school.
    • Hong Kong Friends of Warwick School Association established.
    • Green Flag Award achieved.
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    A National Centre for the Arts

    Warwick School enjoys national and international recognition as a beacon of excellence in the arts, connecting our pupils and families with the wider community and with world class arts.

    • Artsmark Flagship status achieved
    • Warwick School Arts Festival firmly established
    • Warwick Town Arts Scheme introduced
    • World class visiting artists at Warwick Hall and the Bridge House Theatre
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    Five Key Priorities

    Warwick School Vision and Purpose
    We have published ‘Our Vision for 2021’, our strategic plan for the next five years.

    Our Purpose
    To inspire and nurture every pupil to thrive in the world, both now and in the future – the Warwick Way

    Our Vision
    Warwick School will be the most inspiring, rounded and caring boys’ school in the UK – ‘Altiora Peto’

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  • 1

    Knowing the Individual

    By 2021:

    All pupils feel celebrated, regardless of their strengths or challenges. The pastoral system creates a sense of belonging and continuity with opportunities for all to play a role. There will be a greater knowledge of boys as individuals.

    • A new House structure
    • Mixed-Age tutor groups
    • Mental health first aid training for staff
    • New Pupil Voice system in place
  • 2

    Excellence in Teaching & Learning

    By developing our staff to become outstanding professionals, Warwick School provides inspirational teaching, creating a learning environment where every pupil is challenged intellectually and thrives academically.

    • Independent learning and intellectual curiosity fostered through the sharing of outstanding practice, lesson observation and pupil feedback
    • Effective data used to monitor progress and provide specific strategies to improve attainment
    • Staff professional development is a continuous, effective tool for individuals to enhance their knowledge and skills.
  • 3

    Broadening Horizons

    Warwick School offers a rich, diverse and inclusive educational experience, which provides opportunities for every pupil to enjoy participation in a balanced programme of co-curricular activities embracing the arts, outdoor education, sport, careers and leadership.

    • A restructured calendar of House events in which all pupils are actively involved
    • The Warwick Diploma launched to encourage breadth of participation and recognise achievement and contribution
    • High participation levels and opportunities to excel for all pupils
    • Enhanced provision for co-curricular collaboration with King’s High School
    • Careers support appropriate for every individual’s aspirations
  • 4

    Serving our Community

    Every member of our community feels truly valued and connected and every pupil feels a duty of service to others, such that we have a positive impact on the world around us.

    • Fully Integrated community of pupils, staff & families.
    • Voluntary service pathway to be part of every pupil’s experience.
    • Eighty full fee bursary places across the school.
    • Hong Kong Friends of Warwick School Association established.
    • Green Flag Award achieved.
  • 5

    A National Centre for the Arts

    Warwick School enjoys national and international recognition as a beacon of excellence in the arts, connecting our pupils and families with the wider community and with world class arts.

    • Artsmark Flagship status achieved
    • Warwick School Arts Festival firmly established
    • Warwick Town Arts Scheme introduced
    • World class visiting artists at Warwick Hall and the Bridge House Theatre

Latest News Stories

 Keep up-to-date with events at Warwick School by reading our recent news articles or following us on Twitter. 

  • @WorcsWarriors @banterwithbats @Ted_Hill26 @mattkvesic Good luck Tom Dodd. So proud to have 4 players in the 1XV lineup today from @warwickschool @WorcsWarriors Good luck Warrriors!

    3:53 PM - 27 Feb 21

  • Good luck to eight of our Senior Debaters from Y10-13 who are competing in the Cambridge Union Schools' Debating Competition tomorrow. A full-day competing in up to four rounds of debating. It should be a great opportunity for them to test and hone their skills! https://t.co/rK4L5kqaVj

    2:00 PM - 26 Feb 21

  • Congratulations to all those who took part in the UK Linguistics Olympiad. Three of our Upper Sixth pupils achieved bronze awards: Adam, Krishan and Lychi. Archie in L6th went one better, achieving a silver award. Congratulations to all the boys. https://t.co/z15RqWl6wP

    1:19 PM - 26 Feb 21

  • House chess events have been taking place with great success during lockdown. The Friday before half-term saw over 50 boys involved all afternoon in three separate competitions for Year 11, Lower Sixth and Upper Sixth. https://t.co/W3tVYS1INd https://t.co/hU4wSJnIVr

    10:46 AM - 26 Feb 21

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Warwick Independent Schools Foundation

Warwick Independent Schools Foundation is the Governing Body for Warwick School, King's High School and Warwick Preparatory School. The Schools aim to provide outstanding, all-round education that helps each pupil to maximise their potential.

The Shared Sixth Form Centre was officially opened in September 2019 to provide space for private study for both boys and girls, and opportunities to socialise together.

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Warwick Independent Schools Foundation is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and expects all staff, volunteers and parents to share this commitment. 

Charitable status. Warwick Independent Schools Foundation is a Registered Charity, number 1088057. It exists to provide quality education for children aged 3 to 18.