Michaelmas term has been another hugely successful term for Pupil Voice. A special thank you must go to everyone who’s replied to the Pupil Voice feedback survey, your comments have been distributed to various committees and are actively being reviewed.

Earlier this week we celebrated our Advent Service – famously a service held predominantly in darkness, with just a few candles to light the way. And it brought to mind Derby County’s infamous 2007 season in the Premier League.

Warwick School and the Warwick Schools Foundation prides itself on the production of healthily and wholesome meals all produced by our extremely talented in house catering teams. 

Join us on Thursday 10th November, 7:30pm at Warwick Hall for an unforgettable evening.

Violinist Priya Mitchell described by The Strad as “one of the foremost violinists of her generation”, and The Swan’s Principal Conductor Michael Collins, help to kick off The Swan’s new season at our Warwick residency, in a concert that sets out to explore what constitutes as truly American music in the 21st century.

Culturally and politically America is a bewildering tangle of contradictions. It should come as no surprise, therefore, that its music reflects that confusion. What we perceive as the quintessentially ‘American’ sound was in fact inspired by the immigrants, refugees and slaves who disseminated their astonishingly rich musical heritage wherever they settled. As America continues to struggle with its pernicious legacy of slavery and genocide this concert explores what constitutes a truly American music in the 21st century.

At Warwick School, we pride ourselves on the educational and extracurricular programme that we offer our pupils. We are confident that they will achieve the best that they can both academically and in the orchestra; on the stage; on the canvas and on the fields. We are also committed to focusing on ensuring that our pupils leave us with a belief in their ability to contribute positively to society.