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  • How do schools provide learning in lockdown? Foundation Principal, Richard Nicholson talks to Independent School Parent

    Published 16/12/20
    How do schools provide learning in lockdown?  Richard Nicholson, Principal of Warwick Independent Schools Foundation, has been featured in Independent School Parent’s ‘Ask The Experts’ feature on schools’ protocols on lea
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  • Year 7 Entry 2022 Inspire Webinars

    Published 10/12/20
    We are delighted to invite current Year 5 girls to attend our series of Virtual Inspire Workshops in 2021. Our educational programme is designed to inform and inspire Year 5 girls for Year 7 Entry 2022 in a variety of specialised subjects, and giv
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  • A Landor initiative: pupils check in with Old Girls during recent lockdown

    Published 09/12/20
    Our pupils have so missed their visits to Warwick Hospital in recent months, volunteering with the local healthcare charity, Kissing It Better, they decided to reach out to our wider school community. Sixth Form students organised a telephone ro
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  • ‘The playing of the merry organ’ – read the story behind our magnificent new organ

    Published 07/12/20

    Royal Birmingham Conservatoire’s historic organ comes to King's High and Warwick Prep Music School, to inspire a new generation of young musicians  

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  • Foundation Mentoring Scheme

    Published 26/11/20
    During the summer, a Mentoring Scheme was launched for the Class of 2020 of King’s High and Warwick School, to support them as they establish themselves in an uncertain and challenging new environment.  The scheme has proved to be extre
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  • Virtual Sport For All - King's High is running Virtual Fixtures for schools everywhere to join

    Published 24/11/20
    The sports department at King's High and Warwick Prep have devised a series of Virtual Sporting Fixtures, which they are inviting schools everywhere to join in.  Schools from Manchester, Derby, and around the Midlands have signed up so far,
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  • Prince William makes a surprise appearance in Rose's video for National Anti Bullying Week

    Published 23/11/20

    HRH Prince William joins the Diana Award video call

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  • Learning through the students' Equality Working Party

    Published 23/11/20
    The Equality Working Party was set up by students in response to Black Lives Matter.  It embraces students and staff, and their inaugural event saw Pirasha (Lower Sixth), Ivy (Year 11) and Joana (Year 9) talking abo
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  • Exciting New Team to Lead Foundation's Future

    Published 23/11/20
    The Warwick Independent Schools Foundation is delighted to announce two new appointments to guide the Midlands’ leading independent schools through the next stage of their journeys.  After an extensive recruitment process, Dr Stephen Bu
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  • Wildlife Conservation and Sustainability Society

    Published 20/11/20
    Our brand new ‘Wildlife Conservation and Sustainability Society’ has produced the first issue of their half-termly newsletter, available to download below. The team consider the dangers of microplastics on marine life, and the impact
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  • King's students support National Anti Bullying Week, from colourful socks, to discussing issues on Sky News

    Published 16/11/20
    Our students are supporting National Anti Bullying Week. As always, they have come up with a host of ideas and initiatives.  Some highlights include: Supporting Odd Socks Day by wearing socks (colourful, wacky, home-made) throughout school
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  • Festival of Ideas 'Our World'

    Published 13/11/20
    The World is a metaphor that stretches conveniently in many directions. In the first place it is our planet: a place that gets progressively smaller and more crowded as the years progress. Also, however, it is our immediate milieu, the world in which
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