Earlier this week, Mr Tibbitts (Head of Brass & Music Outreach), an Old Warwickian and current member of teaching staff, was proudly invited along as a special guest lecturer to the Royal Birmingham Conservatoire (RBC) – a world-class institution providing exceptional and specialist educational tuition to musicians, actors and stage managers of the future. The new £57 million teaching and performance building is the first of its kind in the digital age and is the perfect state of the art facility for RBC students to flourish within.

Mr Tibbitts delivered a fun, engaging and motivational lecture titled ‘facilitating whole class ensembles’ to students in their 4th year Undergraduate, Postgraduate and Master’s degree. The purpose of this session was to equip the students with the relevant expertise, real life experiences and confidence to hopefully pursue a career in Music Education upon graduating at the end of this academic year. In addition to this, Mr Tibbitts shared his exciting and successful career as a Professional Freelance Musician gigging and touring all over the country. A few performance highlights include being a featured soloist live on BBC2 in the presence of King Charles and the Queen Consort, numerous appearances at the infamous Glastonbury festival and touring with the England Cricket Team.

As an RBC alumnus achieving a 1st Class Hons, Mr Tibbitts felt privileged to share his musical journey since graduating in 2016. It was a wonderful and prestigious opportunity to inspire and encourage the next generation of performers and educators to follow their love and passion for music.

Between Tuesday, 18 February and Sunday, 23 February, Billy F engaged in battle over the chessboard at the prestigious Isle of Wight Masters. The tournament was ferociously strong and attracted 50 titled players, including numerous Grandmasters and International Masters.

Last weekend Rugby Coach and OW. Mr Stanojevic. and one of our parents, Mr Gray, took part in a 100-mile bike ride to Allianz Stadium for the Six Nations Rugby England vs. France match to raise money for charity. 

It has been a busy few weeks in the Food Science department. The GCSE boys have been brushing up on their butchery and patisserie skills. They have de-boned chickens and produced dishes using the different parts of the chicken, whilst learning about cooking on a budget.

Warwick School’s top physicists in the Upper Sixth were amongst 3,700 students from 550 schools in the UK to participate in the annual Senior British Physics Olympiad competition.