Talking AI
This week, Lower Sixth pupils took part in an engaging conference focused on the growing role of artificial intelligence in society and education.
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This week, Lower Sixth pupils took part in an engaging conference focused on the growing role of artificial intelligence in society and education.
Last week, pupils in the Warwick Voice Pride and Allyship Committee organised Diversity Week, a series of events designed to celebrate inclusion and help ensure that every member of the school community feels respected, valued and supported.
It’s been a busy — and blisteringly hot — second half of term for Warwick School Cricket. The U15A side continued their impressive run, reaching the Midlands semi-final and quarter final in their T20 and 30‑over competitions.
This week, Seb, Theo, Jonny and Alex competed at the annual MCS Oxford U18 Tennis Festival.
On Thursday 18 June, pupils from across Warwick School took part in a series of fundraising activities in support of Warwick Schools Foundation's inaugural Igniting Futures Giving Day.
Warwick Juniors U12 first team enjoyed a fantastic 2025/26 season, finishing as runners-up in the league after a campaign full of commitment, teamwork and memorable performances. A superb achievement and a reflection of the quality and spirit within the group.
We are thrilled that Warwick School boys have once again been highly commended for their translations of French, German, and Spanish literature and poetry as part of the Anthea Bell Prize for Young Translators.
On Thursday 11 June, we were delighted to welcome Old Warwickian and King's Singer, Ed Button, back to campus to lead an inspiring workshop with our Chapel Choir.
In February half-term, Alexander (Year 9) took part as a flautist in the senior category (ages 14-18) of the Bromsgrove Young Musician's Platform, a yearly event renowned for its exceptionally high calibre of participants.
On Friday 22 May, after a busy week of exams, our Year 7 pupils took part in a Sleep Out in support of Helping Hands Community Project.
Both the Junior (Year 7 and 8) and Intermediate (Year 9 and 10) athletics teams delivered outstanding performances as they competed at the Warwickshire round of the Track and Field Cup, held at the Diamond Jubilee track in Rugby on Tuesday 12 May.
Boys from Years 7-10 competed in the Combined Events multi-event competition at Pingles in Nuneaton on Wednesday 6 and Thursday 7 May. The competition tests all-round athletic ability, as well as physical and mental endurance, with boys completing either five events in one day, or in the case of Year 10, an eight-event octathlon over two days.