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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.

November 2023

  • Equality Portraits

    Published 16/11/23

    As part of an ongoing project, Year 8 pupils chose an influential figure as the subject of their artwork.

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  • Nativity! rehearsals in full swing

    Published 16/11/23

    The countdown to Christmas officially begins! Wednesday (15 November) marked the latest exciting milestone for our upcoming professional Christmas show – Nativity! the Musical – with the introduction of our professional actors, George Attwell Gerhards, Natalie Turner, Aidan Cutler, Matthew James Hinchliffe, and Anne McCall.

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  • Pupil Voice updates and activities

    Published 16/11/23

    Pupils have been asked to vote for the Pupils' Choice food menu this week. They have voted for the country from which they would like the menu to come from and the winner was Italy with 174 votes, closely followed by Japan at 160 votes. Next week we vote for the dishes! The Pupils' Choice menu should run on Thursday, 30 November.

    Movember continues with moustaches growing well - watch this space for progress pictures!

    Christmas Jumper Day, where the pupils are invited to wear a Christmas themed jumper over their uniform, will be on Friday, 8 December. A suggested donation of £2 is encouraged.

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  • Pupils Take Part in Conducting Workshop with Rebecca Miller

    Published 15/11/23

    Last week, a group of our pupils, alongside pupils from King’s High School and The Kingsley School, had the brilliant experience of taking part in a workshop with conductor Rebecca Miller.

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  • Year 9 explore 'Power' in academic essay competition

    Published 10/11/23

    ‘Power corrupts and Absolute Power corrupts absolutely.’ 

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  • Billy develops his exceptional chess skills

    Published 07/11/23

    Image of Billy playing chess in school

    On Sunday, 22 October, Billy in Year 7 competed in the Open section of the Birmingham Rapidplay. In his first round, he faced a formidable foe in the form of International Master Ameet Ghasi. Ameet is the current British Rapidplay Chess Champion with a national rating of 2640. He recently drew with legendary former World Number 2 Alexei Shirov. Facing him in rapid format would be a daunting prospect for any chess player, let alone someone who just turned twelve years old.

    Quite unbelievably, Billy did what Shirov could not do and had Ghasi in all kinds of trouble. The master offered him a draw at one point and Billy boldly declined, playing on in pursuit of victory. Some ten moves later, he was offered another draw. Billy was objectively winning still in the position, but, with it being complicated and having limited time on his clock, he accepted this time. This is nevertheless a phenomenal result against the reigning British Champion and world-class player in this format. Furthermore, Billy went on to score 4.5/7 overall in the tournament, performing nearly 150 points higher than his rating.

    I don't like to use superlatives for the sake of it, but on this occasion they are merited. There are few children Billy's age on the planet who could have achieved what he did on Sunday.

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  • Pupil foodbank donations 2023-24

    Published 07/11/23

    Foodbank Fridays is a joint initiative between Warwick School and King's High School. Every week, a different year group donates items for our local Warwickshire foodbank and points are allocated to the joint house teams depending on how many items are donated.

    The generosity of parents, pupils, and our wider school community has been breathtaking and makes a real difference to those that the foodbank supports. A huge thank you! 

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