Year 3 Go Undercover at the Ashmolean Museum
The Year 3 girls were Ancient Egyptian detectives at the Ashmolean Museum, Oxford.
The Year 3 girls were Ancient Egyptian detectives at the Ashmolean Museum, Oxford.
The Year 2 children have been practising estimating the number of given items and then counting them to check their answers.
Our annual Foundation Service of Thanksgiving was held in The Collegiate Church of St Mary, Warwick on Friday, and once again proved why it is a highlight of the academic calendar.
Each week, members of the Year 5 Puzzle Club enjoy challenging themselves to complete (and sometimes create) their own puzzles including sudoku, mazes, dot and line games and many more.
In Forest School, the children in The Squirrels Nursery and Reception have been planting daffodil bulbs.
On Thursday 18 September, we officially opened our new Outdoor Classroom in the Forest School garden, generously funded by WPSA and PAWS.
In their Maths lessons, the Year 1 children have been using ten frames to count accurately and record their findings. They have also been using Numicon to count forward and backwards.
The Year 4 girls visited St Nicholas Church to attend a Harvest Workshop.
In June 2025, a team from the Independent Schools Inspectorate (ISI) visited us for three days and I was extremely proud of how our community pulled together to show the excellence of our school. The inspection was tremendously successful, and the members of the inspection team were very impressed with our school.
Today we are celebrating Warwick Preparatory School’s 80th birthday!
This week in their Music lessons, the Year 2 children started their 'string trials' as part of the String Project where each pupil has the opportunity to learn the violin, cello or double bass.
The Year 4 girls' Maths lessons focused on repeated addition and they created beautiful “times table flowers.”