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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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  • Drama students share Shakespeare around the globe

    Published 11/11/20
    The show must go on – and our Senior Drama Production was replaced with a virtual Drama Showcase week. A variety of events took place within year group ‘bubbles’, with Lower and Upper Sixth Drama students perform
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  • They shall not grow old: Remembrance Day 2020

    Published 11/11/20
    King’s High school marked Remembrance Day with a moving ceremony that was livestreamed to pupils throughout the school.  The Combined Cadet Force – one of the largest schoolgirls’ Corps in the country -
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  • Exploring science beyond the lessons at King's High

    Published 03/11/20
    Our student-run Café Scientifique have produced their latest newsletter, which you can read in full below.  Editor, Shivanshi invites us to explore the recent Mathematics/Tik Tok furore, how our laundry is affecting marine mussels, n
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  • King's High students follow a pathway for elite Sport

    Published 02/11/20
    King’s High netballer, Mollie won an Under 15 Hub Coaches Player award (while competing as an Under 13!) at Loughborough Lightning’s Academy Awards. Loughborough University’s Lightni
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  • King’s Geography Department Awarded Prestigious Quality Mark and 'Centre of Excellence'

    Published 22/10/20
    Congratulations to our amazing Geography Department at King's, which has been awarded a prestigious Secondary Geography Quality Mark (SGQM) with Centre of Excellence from the Geographical Association.   'The Geog
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  • Pupils arrange some 'TLC' for their Teachers

    Published 14/10/20
    Our pupils have been giving their teachers some ‘TLC’, arranging a series of relaxing and enjoyable treats, to thank staff for all they have been doing to support them in the past months.      
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  • Wellbeing Ambassadors launch campaign for World Mental Health Day

    Published 05/10/20

    Pictured: some of our Wellbeing Ambassadors working on an earlier project with younger pupils

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  • Call to Poems: Poet in Residence and pupils compile their new anthology

    Published 29/09/20
    The closer you come to silence, the further it recedes. I am far from you right now, at work on something lonely. I hope the language is listening. From ‘Interval’, Maskwork by Gregory Leadbetter Gregory Leadbetter, Poet in
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