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
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 4 year term as Chairman, John Edwards has stepped down and Rupert Griffiths (on the right in the photograph) has taken on the
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,
