Warwick School awarded Centre of Excellence status by Leadership Skills Foundation
We are delighted to have been awarded Centre of Excellence status for 2024-25 by Leadership Skills Foundation.
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We are delighted to have been awarded Centre of Excellence status for 2024-25 by Leadership Skills Foundation.
Last Friday our Chapel Choir and Fanfare Team joined together with choirs from across our Foundation schools to provide the music for the Foundation Service in St Mary's Church, Warwick. This annual festive occasion takes place early in the year and pays homage to the history of all of our schools, the service being an opportunity to reflect on the past and look to the year ahead.
With only two weeks to go until Orchestra of the Swan’s first concert of the season at Warwick Hall – Stories and Dreams on Thursday, 10 October – we also look forward to welcoming acclaimed actor Anton Lesser to the Foundation’s Warwick Campus.
Foundation partners Orchestra of the Swan return for another season of outstanding orchestral music, with four concerts at Warwick Hall - with a 10% discount when you book three concerts.
We are delighted to announce that we have been named as a finalist in this year’s Independent School Parent Awards in the 'Independent School of the Year for Student Careers' category.
Warwick School follow on from last week’s excellent A Level results with another outstanding set of GCSE results today.
Warwick School students have been celebrating today after receiving an impressive set of A Level results, including 19% awarded at A*.
We are delighted to have been shortlisted for an award in this year's Independent School of the Year (ISOTY) Awards.
At the start of every new academic year, all Year 7 boys are enrolled onto Warwick School’s unique musical programme known as the ‘Year 7 Music Scheme’. This really is an incredible opportunity which enables every pupil to explore and study an orchestral instrument for a year.
Ahead of yet another fantastic Orchestra of the Swan concert last night, James and Tommy had the truly unique opportunity to conduct the professional orchestra during their rehearsals on Wednesday afternoon along with Polly and Taya from King's High School.
Oracy seems to be having a bit of a moment in the educational world. Defined by the OED as: ‘The ability to express oneself fluently and grammatically in speech’ skills in oracy enable pupils to articulate their own ideas; question others and consolidate their own learning.
All games of cricket matter, but some matter more than others and it is those which really show the character of a side.