Welcome to our latest news section, where you can read all about the latest events and stories from around the school.
Here, you can also view 'The Warwickian', our termly magazine celebrating of all things Warwick School.
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On the weekend of 20-21 September, the Warwickshire Rapidplay and Blitz Chess Championships took place. The tournament was rated by both the English Chess Federation (ECF) and FIDE (The International Chess Federation) and attracted a good turnout from the county's chess players, ranging from experienced club players all the way up to chess masters.
On Monday, 22 September, Warwick School proudly hosted the annual U10 Warwick Rugby Day, welcoming more than 130 enthusiastic players from nine local schools.
Alex, Year 9, has qualified to ride at The Horse of the Year Show (HOYS) at the NEC. Alex competes on his pony Minnie Mouse in Pony Club Mounted Games for North Warwickshire Pony Club, alongside his sister Lottie and three other teammates.
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There is no doubt the introduction of AI is changing the world as we know it. In this article, Mrs Quinn, Assistant Head Teaching and Learning, explores the impact of AI in education.
During the summer, James in Lower Sixth attended the Future Thought Leaders (FTL 2025) programme, a global leadership programme to prepare 16-18 year for university entry. He had a fantastic few days and was awarded a prize for Best Presenter. Here is James' account of his time at FTL 2025.
On Friday, 12 September, the King Henry VIII Consort of Warwick Schools Foundation will be performing a musical item at St Mary's Church, Warwick, accompanied by TV legend James May on the piano.
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Today’s GCSE results are outstanding and once again confirm the value of a Warwick School education.
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Warwick School is celebrating its strongest A Level examination results in the last ten years, with 53.7% of grades awarded at A or A* and 81.1% at A*–B.
As part of our ongoing partnership with Orchestra of the Swan, we are delighted to announce that they will be returning to Warwick Hall for their 25/26 season, 'Resonance'.
We are delighted that Max, Year 11, was highly commended for his French-English translation entry to the Anthea Bell Translation Prize.
12 pupils from Years 7, 8, 9 and 10 attended Coten End Primary School on 20 June to support pupils creating French art in an annual language collaboration with the school.
The casting is now complete for November's senior production of Henry V.
