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  • King's High News Winter Edition

    Published 15/12/22
    Our Winter Edition of King's High News is hot off the press! Read more about our Roman Event, Inspire Academic Enrichment, New Boarding Opportunities, Music, Art, Sport, Drama and more. Available to download below.
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  • New Boarding Opportunities at our Award-Winning School

    Published 14/12/22

    King's High Sixth Form Boarding from September 2023

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  • Junior Creative Writing Winter Anthology

    Published 09/12/22
    Our Junior Creative Writers have produced a gorgeous Winter Anthology on the theme of Animals. Read their wonderful work, available to download below.
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  • King's High School's Roman memorial officially unveiled by The High Sheriff of Warwickshire

    Published 08/12/22
    On Monday, 5 December, the High Sheriff of Warwickshire, Mr David Kelham, visited King’s High School to officially unveil a Roman memorial dedicated to the ancient remains discovered beneath the school site. After an archaeology session with students from local primary schools, students, staff and guests braved the rain to see the unveiling of the school’s memorial ‘As the Romans.’  
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  • Orchestra of the Swan's New Season at Warwick Hall

    Published 15/10/22

    Join us on Thursday 10th November, 7:30pm at Warwick Hall for an unforgettable evening. 

    Violinist Priya Mitchell described by The Strad as “one of the foremost violinists of her generation”, and The Swan’s Principal Conductor Michael Collins, help to kick off The Swan’s new season at our Warwick residency, in a concert that sets out to explore what constitutes as truly American music in the 21st century.

    Culturally and politically America is a bewildering tangle of contradictions. It should come as no surprise, therefore, that its music reflects that confusion. What we perceive as the quintessentially ‘American’ sound was in fact inspired by the immigrants, refugees and slaves who disseminated their astonishingly rich musical heritage wherever they settled. As America continues to struggle with its pernicious legacy of slavery and genocide this concert explores what constitutes a truly American music in the 21st century.

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  • ISA Whitbread Memorial Prize

    Published 14/10/22
    Each year the Independent Schools Association awards the Whitbread Memorial Prize to recognise and celebrate outstanding involvement in - and service to - community life, in addition to the achievement of academic excellence at GCSE. We are thri
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  • Café Scientifique Newsletter

    Published 14/10/22
    Our first Café Scientifique newsletter of 2022, 'Why study Science?' is out now. This half term, the society has been looking at various Science A Levels, and mixing them with other options, in addition to the
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  • International Waterpolo Achievement

    Published 10/10/22
    After being selected to the U17 Great Britain waterpolo squad of 22 at the start of 2022 following numerous rounds of trials (at 15), Isabella at King's High has gone on to achieve further success this summer.  Just before Isabella
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  • Meet Parsnip - Warwickshire Now

    Published 10/10/22
    King's High's very own Parsnip features on the October front cover of Warwickshire Now. Wellbeing is most definitely at the heart of life at King's, and Parsnip has a vital role to play in our Wellbeing Programme. Read more below.
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  • Deutsche Speisekarte

    Published 07/10/22
    To celebrate the Day of German Unity (Tag der Deutschen Einheit) on 3 October, we enjoyed a German inspired menu today at King's High, prepared by our wonderful catering team. We've previously sampled a delicious French menu, and a tasty
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  • King's Spanish Students Cook up a Storm

    Published 06/10/22
    Señora Montiel and Mrs Esteban arranged for some of our Lower Sixth students studying Spanish to cook a delicious range of tapas to celebrate the first month of their A Level course. The menu included: Tortilla española Cha
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  • ‘As the Romans’: Celebrating our historic foundations at King’s High School

    Published 06/10/22
    The much-anticipated artwork by sculptor, Liz Middleton, commemorating the Roman presence on the King’s High School site with a stunning ‘Poem on the Wall’, was finally unveiled this half-term. Cut in steel, the sculpture features an extract from a poem by King’s High student, Rose, entitled ‘As the Romans.’
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