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We are celebrating success across the Warwick Prep and King’s High School Music departments. Hattie (harp), Lily (oboe) and Alice (cello) have all successfully auditioned for the National Children’s Orchestra. Congratulations to all three girls! We look forward to hearing about their experiences at rehearsals and concerts throughout the year.

As part of their learning about the ancient civilisation of the Shang Dynasty, the Year 6 girls visited Compton Verney to explore ancient Chinese artefacts dating back more than 3000 years! They examined ritual vessels, imagined daily life in ancient times and carefully handled genuine artefacts from as early as…

As part of their History learning, the Year 1 pupils enjoyed dressing up as their favourite toy for Toy Day. Throughout the day, the children explored how toys have changed over time, compared old and new toys and enjoyed playing with a variety of toys together.

We welcomed families to The Squirrels Nursery Harvest Festival where the children performed for the first time at Warwick Prep School! They told the story of Little Red Hen who finds some wheat and decides to make bread. When she asks her friends to help, they all refuse…

Children in The Squirrels Nursery loved their first Forest School session, learning how to stay safe before heading off to explore. They made mud pies and all sorts of delicious delights in the mud kitchen while also hunting for minibeasts and climbing trees. The session ended with hot chocolate and…

In Maths, the Year 4 girls have been mastering place value. They created numbers using place value cards and challenged themselves to find one, ten and hundred more or less than their number. They zoomed in to notice and explain whether one digits changed or more than one digit changed…

On Thursday 9 October, we held our first Tea Time Concert of the year. The pupils shared pieces from a wide range of genres and performed brilliantly. The concert was a fantastic opportunity for them to showcase the progress they have made since the start of term. Well done to…