15th August 2024
The Grade II listed Guy’s Cliffe is a site with considerable historical and scientific importance, which includes Guy’s Cliffe House, Guy’s Cave, St. Mary Magdalen
24th July 2024
Evergreen were thrilled with the donation of £5,000 towards their new sensory nest swing. This addition has made a significant positive impact on their students, many
18th July 2024
32 new iPads have been purchased to replace an aging set of iPads. A grant of £4,653 match-funded with Westgate Primary School.
24th June 2024
22nd and 23rd June say the inaugural Warwick Pursuits Festival in St Nicholas Park. Organised by Kate Livingstone, who also organises Leamington’s ‘Art in The
8th June 2024
Bee Friendly Warwick is a local community group with the aim ‘To increase food/water and shelter for ‘wild’ bees and pollinators in general and remove
18th March 2024
The Early Years and Foundation Stage (EYFS) outdoor classroom is a very important part of the children’s day. It has a wide range of activities
1st March 2024
Castel Froma Neuro Care has embarked on a major extension of Helen Ley House to build 8 ensuite rooms. These will help to improve the
1st December 2023
King Henry’s gave a grant of £45,000 towards SWFT Charity’s £190,000 Young Minds Matters appeal that has has resulted in the new specialist spaces being
15th November 2023
The improvement of playground markings will boost activity levels, reinforce learning goals and encourage more positive social interactions between pupils, while remaining inclusive and motivational
27th July 2023
The playground surface and outdoor equipment/furniture had significantly degraded over the years to the point where surfaces and equipment had been condemned for health and
21st July 2023
A sensory garden has been developed to create a peaceful space for all the children. The existing beds have been modified and planted to have
3rd July 2023
A grant of £2,242 was given to the pre-school towards installing a working kitchen so that all children were able to receive a hot nutritional
4th June 2023
The development of a Special Needs room, including sensory toys, furniture, large bean bags and visual displays have been installed. Also the provision of sports
26th May 2023
The School has renovated their playing field and facilities. The area has been landscaped, then was planted with a wide range of seeds and wild
7th May 2023
A grant of £4,446 was awarded to the school and was spent on camouflage netting to screen the area from the road, turfing the lower
12th April 2023
King Henry’s gave a grant of £2,500 towards replacing of old equipment and the provision of additional equipment to be used by all students, including
12th November 2022
The two schools had worked together to develop an outdoor learning experience by creating a community eco learning area that will include a range of
7th October 2022
Modern and flexible storage solutions and additional books have been purchased for the school library. This will enable them to improve access, maximise on storage
25th September 2022
An old music room at the Brittain Lane site was converted into an accessible, fit for purpose soft playroom. This room will enable all students
13th September 2022
An unused meeting space/corridor was converted into a bespoke learning hub to initially support their Post 16 and ultimately Year 11/pupil premium student research. A
11th August 2022
The development of the courtyard has become an environmental haven where the children can learn about sustainable growing. A greenhouse and planters suitable for group
12th February 2022
Outdoor play supports children’s problem-solving skills and nurtures their creativity, as well as providing rich opportunities for their developing imagination, inventiveness and resourcefulness. Children need
25th January 2022
Following Covid lockdowns, sport and fitness is a key priority for all schools. A modern, safe, all-weather long jump area will give the children an
1st December 2021
Neil was the Trust’s longest serving trustee. In the 46 years since becoming a Trustee in 1975 he has seen the Trust transform from a
11th November 2021
Using some of the funds provided to Warwick’s Anglican Churches from the Trust, their Transforming Communities Together Warwick project has just taken deliver of a
1st October 2021
Warwick Gates Community Centre, which is also home to Heathcote Parish Church, has just embarked on construction work to extend and reconfigure the centre in
22nd September 2021
The Trust is the largest member of the Europa Way Consortium, which has been bringing forward 96 acres of land for residential development at Myton
18th September 2021
The opening of the Sea Scout’s magnificent new HQ benefited from glorious weather and was supported by a large turnout. Following a leaving ceremony at
8th March 2021
Jon Queralt, associate head of Emscote Infants, has been spearheading a tree planting project with the Infants and All Saints Juniors, All Saints church and
22nd February 2021
Albeit behind closed doors, there is much excitement for Racing Club Warwick players, members and fans with the completion of a new 3G artificial playing
13th October 2020
Dogs for Good was established in 1988 and is a national charity which trains assistance therapy and pet dogs to make life-changing differences for disabled
15th September 2020
There has been a plot of land with the Meeting House at 39 High Street since the earliest days of Quakerism. Originally a burial ground
14th September 2020
The Trust is the largest member of the Europa Way Consortium, which has been bringing forward 96 acres of land for residential development just off
10th July 2020
Woodside Care Village in Warwick is a care home that’s designed as a village to give its residents the opportunity to contribute to their community
The King Henry VIII Endowed Trust, Warwick Relief in Need Charity, Warwick United Charities and Warwick Provident Dispensary Charity alongside the main contributor – the
15th April 2020
The Reach Out At Home Service (ROAH) supports people in crisis situations and provides holistic advice on a variety of issues – a very valuable
25th March 2020
The Springfield Mind project has been awarded funding of £70,000 a year for three years to provide 2 part time psychiatric health workers based at
10th December 2019
Following his term as Chairman, Rupert Griffiths has stepped down and Michael Peachey (on a visit to Europa Way development in the photograph below) has
3rd October 2019
The new IT suite was officially opened on Monday, 30th September. The school raised more than £15,000 via fundraising through the Parent Teacher Association (PTA)
13th December 2018
The replacement and extended jetties/boatyard were formally opened by HRH the Duke of Kent on Thursday, 13th December 2018. A ‘Funder’s Wall’ for all
The Trust regularly supports 25-30 pupils from Warwick primary schools to take part in the Summer Action Scheme run at Warwick School. They are able to
10th July 2018
A tea party to celebrate their new outdoor space was held on 2nd July 2018. This outside classroom and quiet zone will be accessed
28th June 2018
The South Warwickshire NHS Foundation Trust has recently developed a brand new midwife led birthing centre at Warwick Hospital and is due to open to
26th June 2018
The whole day at Aylesford School was a great success with students still talking about the experiences they had during the event. It has
25th June 2018
Following his term as Chairman, John Edwards has stepped down and Rupert Griffiths (on the right in the photograph) has taken on the role. Rupert
16th May 2018
The Who Cares We Care 7 week programme was a series of health slots to support parents and carers caring for a child or young
7th February 2018
The new play trail was officially opened on Tuesday, 6th February with a special assembly that included sponsors from local charities and businesses. Pupils read
15th September 2017
The King Henry VIII Endowed Trust, Warwick awarded a grant of £4,210 to enable Warwick Tennis Club to allow bursaries to continue to be given
14th August 2017
The Summer Camp took place at Alfrey Activity Centre, Meriden. It was attended by 43 young people aged 4 – 15 years and a volunteer
5th August 2017
A grant of £3,106 was awarded to enable Heritage and Culture Warwickshire (HCW) to successfully run a week-long summer holiday activity programme called ‘Time Travellers’
24th April 2017
In the Ballroom is a monthly social gathering with tea, cakes and talks organised by Warwick Town Council and Unlocking Warwick, supported by Big Lottery
1st February 2017
As part of the school’s work on Christian Distinctiveness, each classroom developed an ‘Area of Reflection’ – this interactive space reflects their half termly Christian
23rd September 2016
New pathways in a historical garden in Warwick were officially opened by John Edwards, Chairman of The King Henry VIII Endowed Trust. The Guy’s Cliffe
10th October 2015
Works were completed by September 2016 and the children and their families had a lovely surprise on their return from the summer holiday. The first
11th July 2012
This was the first time that Entrust Care Partnership had organised a Sibling Support Group. The group was run from Ridgeway Special Needs School. They,
