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WHY WE DO IT Warminster School strongly believes that sport is a key component of an all-round education. We believe that sport plays an extremely important role in preparing our pupils for the future. Alongside keeping fit and understanding the need for a healthy lifestyle, sport at Warminster School helps our pupils develop their understanding of
A brief history of Warminster School The School has a long and fascinating history and today incorporates four schools, plus a convent, in one. It was founded in 1707 by Thomas Thynne (1640 - 1714), who had been created 1st Viscount Weymouth in 1682, to educate the sons of his Longleat estate workers. In 1789,
At Warminster we are regularly updating our facilities to make sure our teaching and learning resources are the best of their kind. We are lucky to have both beautiful, historic buildings and contemporary spaces, creating a truly outstanding and inspiring atmosphere for learning. There have been a number of exciting new developments in recent years
May 2024. Thu 30. Mixed Hockey - Salisbury HC summer league. Salisbury Hockey Club. All day event. Fri 31. Open Air Cinema Night - Alzheimer Support. School House Lawn. 19:30 - 22:30.
The Sixth Form is a crucial part of a pupil’s education as they prepare for adulthood and consider their next steps. Pastorally, it is often during this time that teenagers need the most support and guidance (although few would admit it). At Warminster, we emphasise the development of character, values, leadership and service – vital in the ...
Warminster places a strong emphasis on enabling a smooth admissions process for every new pupil and family. Our selection process is designed to identify pupils who will benefit from our balanced, nurturing and well-rounded education; in addition, we welcome pupils who will make a positive contribution towards the life of the School and our community.
However, at Warminster School, we embrace fully the concept that, wherever possible, all pupils should have the opportunity to study a modern foreign language. Having studied French all the way through the Prep School from Reception, pupils continue to study this as their main foreign language in Year 7.
