Captain Healthy Wins
Published 10/02/21
Year 4 boys have been creating their own 'Funniest Potato Heads'.
Junior School News
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 celebration of all things Warwick School.
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Read MoreArt Challenge
Published 01/02/21Paul Klee once said that drawing was "taking a line for a walk" and Wassily Kandinsky said "everything starts with a dot".
Read MoreMusic Clubs are back
Published 25/01/21Last week we started our live music group rehearsals.
Read MoreReview of Diary of a Wimpy Kid
Published 21/01/21Archie in Warwick Junior School has kindly reviewed this book.
Read MoreServing in the Community
Published 21/01/21A couple of examples of how Warwick Junior School boys are 'Serving in the Community'.
Read MoreOliver is back on his bike
Published 18/01/21Last summer Oliver started riding his bike longer distances than he was used to so he could try and raise money for the NHS. He managed to make over £2,000 which was amazing.
Read MoreMessage from Mr Hymer: 15 January 2021
Published 15/01/21Tomorrow our Year 6 boys will be sitting their entrance exams for the Senior School. In this strange new world, staff from both the Senior and Junior School will be sitting remotely whilst watching a small group of boys tackling their exam.
Read MoreJourneys, endings and new beginnings
Published 22/12/20A final message from our Chaplain
Read MoreFreddie's desire to help
Published 14/12/20My name is Freddie, I am in Year 4 and I do Cookery Club every Monday. I have been thinking of how to help the Gateway Café -
Read MoreWalking in the Air
Published 14/12/20Warwick Junior School - 'Walking In The Air' in Makaton sign language
Read MoreKing of the Castle
Published 09/12/20Congratulations to Freddie who has been awarded 1st prize in the Pet Photography Competition run by Kissing It Better.
Read MoreWorkshop with the Young Shakespeare Company
Published 07/12/20With opportunities in the Arts hit hard by Covid-19, it was hugely refreshing for our Year 5 and Year 6 boys to enjoy a workshop led by a senior actor from the Young Shakespeare Company.
