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Warwick Academy is at 117 Middle Road, Warwick PG 01, Bermuda, on a 22-acre campus.

Reception through Year 13 (Sixth Form). Primary (Reception-Year 6), Secondary (Years 7-13).

Warwick Academy is the leading co-educational school in Bermuda.

Before and after school care available for primary.

IGCSE (Years 10-11) and IB Diploma Programme (Years 12-13). Cambridge International, Edexcel, Pearson qualifications.

Every student encouraged and inspired to reach their full potential and contribute to community.

Tours available.

Scholarship and bursary programmes offered.

19 Richmond Road, Pembroke HM08, Bermuda.

Early Years Programme through Year 13 (Senior Years Programme in the final two years; girls from EYP through Year 11, with boys in Years 12–13).

Independent/Private

Families from over 35 countries

The school provides learning support for each student to thrive.

Bermuda/British

Uniform Requirements cover Summer, Winter, Formal and PE wear. Summer uses navy knee-length skirts/shorts/skorts or trousers with a white BHS polo, navy belts, navy knee socks, and dark brown or black leather shoes (max heel 1 inch). Winter adds a navy blazer and tie with a white shirt (Year 11 prefects may wear blue collared shirt) and a navy pullover; Formal occasions require a white shirt, tie and blazer; PE uses a crest shirt in House Colour with navy shorts. Hair must be natural in color; jewelry should be simple; no makeup; uniform items are available from Lands' End and the BHS PTA Store.

The After School Care program provides snack time and activities, operating from school dismissal until 5:30 pm on weekdays; holiday camps run during school breaks.

A House Colour is used for PE shirts, indicating a house-based system for some activities.

The Bermuda High School is governed by a Board of Trustees responsible for strategic planning and ensuring the School's Mission; the Board comprises nine active trustees and oversees committees including Advancement, Buildings and Grounds, Finance, Governance, and Strategy; Trustees are elected to the Board by the Members of the Bermuda High School Association at the Annual General Meeting.

The Bermuda High School for Girls offers the English National Curriculum through Key Stage 1-3. GCSE/IGCSE examinations are taken at Key Stage 4. In the final two years, the school offers the IB Diploma Programme, IB Courses and A Levels. The Senior Years Programme is co-educational for Years 12–13, after being all-girls through Year 11. Students may also sit SAT I and II examinations in Years 12–13. The SYP is housed in the Renaissance Centre, a purpose-built facility for Year 12 and 13 students.

A Levels or the IB Diploma are offered in the final two years. 100% of graduates go on to tertiary education around the world. Rhode Scholars have been produced through the Senior Years Programme. A University Admissions Counsellor provides guidance to support university applications.

100% of graduates go on to tertiary education around the world. A University Admissions Counsellor assists with choosing universities and courses. The IB Diploma and A Level pathways are internationally recognised, supporting entry to universities in the UK, North America and beyond. The Senior Years Programme has produced Rhode Scholars who have gone on to study at leading universities worldwide.

Staff guide students through the transition to Secondary, supporting not only academic learning but also social and emotional changes; they help students develop a sense of agency, communicate effectively, and build confidence.

An emphasis on emotional well-being is woven into the fabric of the Secondary experience.

The school has safeguarding duties under law and statutory guidance to record or report incidents and concerns; safeguarding files may be created, and authorities such as the police may be referred to.

1. Entry points and structure: BHS serves the Early Years Programme through the Senior Years Programme. The main entry points are EYP, Year 1, Year 4, Year 7 and Year 12. BHS is Bermuda's only school for girls from EYP to Year 11; boys are welcome to join for Years 12 and 13. The campus is located in Hamilton; the main building dates back to 1899 and the newest section was completed in September 2020. 2. Rolling admissions and availability: Admissions are rolling and placement is subject to availability based on class size. There is a 40-spot limit for EYP, and it is strongly encouraged to apply for EYP at least two years in advance. 3. EYP & Year 1 entry: Early application and registration is available for EYP and Year 1. When qualified applications exceed places, preferences go to siblings and daughters of alumni whose application was submitted within two years of birth; thereafter, decisions are made with regard to timing of the application. 4. Years 2–11 admissions: Applications for Years 2-11 will be accepted in the proposed years of entry, as BHS offers admissions on a rolling basis. Placement is based on the results of the entrance assessment/examination. Year 7 applicants who wish to be scholarship candidates must sit examinations during the academic year of entry. 5. Senior Years Programme admissions: Applicants may be required to sit subject placement tests in English, Mathematics and Science. All applicants and their parents will be invited for an interview. Final admission decisions are communicated by email after this meeting. 6. Admission forms and documents: Inquiries and fully completed applications should be sent to the Director of Admissions and Inclusion, accompanied by the non-refundable application fee of $75 or $100. 7. Financial aid and primary bursaries: There are bursaries and scholarships available for entry into Years 4–6 (and related primary entry context). 8. Additional notes: For primary, financial aid processes and scholarship opportunities are described in the Financial Aid & Scholarships section (see details on forms, deadlines and award processes).

Scholarships are available for entry into Years 4, 5, 6 and 7. Scholarships are merit-based or awarded according to specific scholarship criteria, and may be supplemented by needs-based bursaries. Scholarships are awarded in May/June each year, and recipients receive letters confirming their awards; scholarship funds are credited to the fee account. Entrance exam results are used to determine scholarship eligibility, and all students who take the entrance exam are eligible for scholarships and/or bursaries; scholarships can range from $2,000 to $5,000. Bursaries are based on financial need, with bursary awards starting at $3,000 and potentially up to 50% of school fees; bursaries are reviewed annually and may change based on financial factors. Over $1 million in financial aid is awarded annually to eligible families; financial aid forms are available in January and due back in April, with selections made in March/April for the following school year. Scholarships are awarded for entry into Years 4–7 and may be funded by external partners or company-sponsored programs; terms and amounts can vary by year. For more information on scholarships, contact the Admissions Office.