The Modern Languages Department currently comprises eight teachers and three assistants and is housed in a purpose-built block containing seven classrooms and a workroom. We currently follow AQA for A level and Edexcel for IGCSE. Boys choose two languages from French, German and Spanish to study throughout years 7 and 8, and can then elect to continue with both or one for year 9 and onwards for GCSE. Talented linguists who also want to continue their pursuit of classical languages or particular creative subjects have appreciated the flexibility that such an option system allows. We have a strong cohort of A level linguists in all three languages, often in shared groups with girls from King’s High, and we boast a strong tradition of sending linguists to Oxbridge and other leading universities.

The Department also offers a range of extracurricular activities and trips, with recent visits to the Opal Coast, Alicante, Cologne, Lyon and Barcelona. There is a real focus on developing a passion for modern languages throughout the school, with German games and cooking, film clubs, an MFL book club, Flamenco dancing and debating societies in both French and Spanish.

For further details and information on how to apply, please see the attached information pack below.  Completed application from to be submitted to: hr@warwickschools.co.uk.  Closing date for applications: 12 pm Monday 21 March 2022.  Scheduled interview date: Friday 25 March 2022.

We are extremely proud of the rich musical provision at Warwick School that sees students working at diploma level in award-winning ensembles whilst also providing over 60 different musical groups for boys at all levels. In the past year we have seen choristers excelling at the Music for Youth School Proms, whilst the concert bands have excelled at the NCBF with six groups making it through to the finals. Each year boys are represented in National groups such as the National Youth Orchestra but this does not come at the cost of provision for all. The Year 7 Music scheme means that all pupils have expert tuition on an instrument and many boys continue to learn with the peripatetic music teachers, such that 750 individual lessons are taught each week. We are very fortunate to have Heads of every section (Strings, Brass, Jazz and Rock, Woodwind and Keyboard) who ensure that there are opportunities for every boy to play in an ensemble.

Academic music is a popular subject at GCSE and A-level. At GCSE we teach the CIE IGCSE specification with the majority of candidates achieving the top grades. At A-level we teach Pearson Edexcel specification and this is occasionally taught in conjunction with our sister school, King’s High.

For further details and information on how to apply please see attached job pack.

Completed application forms to be sent to: hr@warwickschools.co.uk.  Closing date for applications: 12 pm Monday 21 March 2022.  Interview date scheduled for: Thursday 24 March 2022.

We reserve the right to close the vacancy earlier than the advertised closing should we receive sufficient applications. 

The successful candidate will have excellent communication and people skills, a positive mindset and be patient and understanding.  They will be able to teach their subject confidently and understand how to support and extend students' learning accordingly.

For further information, please refer to the attached Information Pack.  

The closing date for applications is Monday 14th March 2022 at 12pm.  Interviews will take place as soon as possible after this date.

The successful candidate will be able to teach Chemistry to a very high standard across every Key Stage, inspiring a genuine interest in the subject and contributing with enthusiasm to the busy co-curricular life of the department and the school.  Excellent communication and people skills, a positive mindset and a forward-thinking approach are all essential attributes.

For further information, please refer to the attached Application Pack.

The closing date for applications is Thursday 17th March at 12pm.  Dependent on the number of applicants, we reserve the right to close the vacancy early.

In 2007 the Science department moved to a new £6 million state-of-the-art building. Psychology occupies one of the classrooms on the same floor as Biology, giving students the opportunity for cross-curricular activities i.e. Biopsychology. The department has modern ICT equipment with access to the Science ICT rooms and the Science Lecture Theatre, which can seat 130 students.

Psychology is a popular subject at A Level, with approximately 30 students choosing it as an option. AQA specifications are taught with two sets in both the Lower Sixth and Upper Sixth with the chosen options being Schizophrenia, Gender and Forensics. In recent years, the department achieved 100% A-C grades at A Level, with 92% achieving A* to B. The Psychology department provides all students with extracurricular opportunities including an annual ‘Brain Day’, where our students listen to lectures from a Doctor of psychology, specialising in neuroscience. In addition, last year we took a group to the Royal Courts of Justice to debate a real appeal case in character with a quick stop to the Freud Museum.

Success at GCSE and A Level is considered very important, but all pupils are encouraged to take advantage of the extracurricular activities offered by the Department. It is expected that the successful candidate will be a strong team player and contribute fully to these activities.

The candidate will visibly maintain the highest professional standards, have excellent interpersonal, communication, presentational and ICT skills, and have the ability to work flexibly within the school structure.

To apply please submit completed application form to: hr@warwickschools.co.uk. 

Closing date for applications: 12.00 pm Tuesday 22 March 2022. Intended interview date: Friday 25 March 2022.

This year long, entirely school based training, leading to the award of QTS (Qualified Teacher Status) and a PGCE, will take place on the Warwick Independent Schools Foundation Campus with placements available at both local state and independent schools. Both schools have a long and successful record of inspiring students to study mathematics, facilitating the achievement of high academic results and filling students with a love of numbers. The scheme will be led by subject experts at the schools. The Kingsley School, Leamington Spa, and Avon Valley School, Rugby, are also available as placement schools.

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).

More information, including eligibility criteria, can be found at our dedicated NMAPS page, via the NMAPS website or by contacting Rosemary Chapman on nmaps@warwickschools.co.uk

Successful applicants are eligible to apply for the tax free £24,000 bursary available through the Department for Education or £26,000 scholarship from the Institute of Mathematics and its Applications.

More information can be found at the Get Into Teaching government webpages.

This year long, entirely school based training, leading to the award of QTS (Qualified Teacher Status) and a PGCE, will take place on the Warwick Independent Schools Foundation Campus with placements available at both local state and independent schools. Both schools have a long and successful record of inspiring students to study mathematics, facilitating the achievement of high academic results and filling students with a love of numbers. The scheme will be led by subject experts at the schools. The Kingsley School, Leamington Spa, and Avon Valley School, Rugby, are also available as placement schools.

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).

More information, including eligibility criteria, can be found at our dedicated NMAPS page, via the NMAPS website or by contacting Rosemary Chapman on nmaps@warwickschools.co.uk

Successful applicants are eligible to apply for the tax free £24,000 bursary available through the Department for Education or £26,000 scholarship from the Institute of Mathematics and its Applications.

More information can be found at the Get Into Teaching government webpages.