Year 7 students spent the day this week learning about British Values, as part of our wider PSHE and Life Skills programme at Myton. Thank you to Altru Drama who held workshops with our students covering British Values of democracy, tolerance, respect, rule of law and liberty.
Our Year 9 students had the exciting opportunity to take part in an interactive workshop delivered by the visiting organisation Explorer Dome this week. Inside the impressive Earth Dome, students were taken on a captivating journey through the formation and development of our planet — from its fiery beginnings to the present day.
The experience was both educational and engaging, bringing Earth science to life in a memorable and dynamic way. The Explorer Dome team praised our students for their enthusiasm and thoughtful engagement throughout the session.
We are proud to say that our Year 9s were exemplary ambassadors for the school, demonstrating the values of Community Mindedness and Respect that lie at the heart of our ethos.
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Year 13 students Jaythen and Kyle spent this summer in Saumur, France, taking part in Eurocamp, a volunteering experience that brings together young people from Warwick and its European twin and friendship towns for two weeks of adventure and creative projects. Jaythen and Kyle explored the beauty of Saumur’s culture and scenery and took part in local activities including the Eurocamp Olympics, where Warwick won 1st place overall! During their two weeks they came together to build beehives to promote the importance of bees to the local community. Both students found this opportunity very enriching and have created memories and bonds for a lifetime.
Eurocamp is an annual programme ran by Warwick Council for individuals between the age of 16-21 living in postcode CV34. All expenses are paid for, from travel to accommodation (and an abundant amount of support given by the council with organising the trip). It is a fantastic opportunity for students looking for a free learning and volunteering opportunity.
George in Year 9 had an exciting afternoon last week meeting the HRH The Princess Royal in his capacity as Head Chorister in the choir at The Collegiate Church of St Mary in Warwick. HRH The Princess Royal was very interested in hearing about choral life, how it fits in with school, and more. George later sang with the rest of the choir to mark the moment she unveiled a plaque commemorating the 550th anniversary of the Beauchamp Chapel at the church.
Jayden in Year 11 is running every day in October to raise money for Prostate Cancer UK. If you would like to sponsor Jayden you can do so here.
Two of our students, Jay in Year 13 and Lilly in Year 10 volunteered in Hungary during the summer holidays, supporting under-privileged Romani children and their communities. They were selected from hundreds of applicants to represent Girlguiding Warwickshire, and worked hard to raise the money needed to fund their experience. They send their thanks to everyone who donated to their fundraising campaigns. Both students found the experience hard work but extremely rewarding and enriching, and they highly recommend other students taking part in opportunities like these if they have the chance! Well done to you both!
Congratulations to ex student Jess Carter and the rest of the lionesses on their Euro 2025 win in the summer, making history as the first England team to win two major tournaments. We are very proud of you!
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Well done to all of our students who received awards at our Celebration Evening last night and thank you to all of their friends and families who came to support them. We were treated to a beautiful cello performance from Year 9 student Lilly and an amazing vocal performance by Anjie in Year 9. Year 7 student Zac and Year 13 student Cleo spoke about their first and final year at Myton, sharing what the start of a student’s journey at Myton looks like, and what the final year delivers. We were joined by our newly elected Sixth Form Senior Student Leaders Ben and Caterina, (Deputy Leaders are Shaniya and George) and Assistant Senior Leaders Irina, Pierce, Freddie and Aarushi (and Alara). A big thank you also to our guest of honour Dr Shade Agboola, who talked about resilience and her experience of dealing with failure. It was a very special evening and a lovely opportunity to celebrate just some of the many successes of our students. Thank you to everyone involved.
for week ending Friday, 19 June 2026.
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