We are all probably aware of the time that Manwood's spent in Carmarthen during World War II, but perhaps we know little more than that. First hand accounts of life from 1940-1944 bring to life that challenging time from the perspective of students, staff and parents.

On 2nd June 1940, the pupils of Sir Roger Manwood's lined up on Sandwich station platform, ready to be evacuated, but with no idea of where they were going or for how long they would be away.

Most of us are familiar with the date of 1563, but how much do you know about the founding of the school?

The life of one of Manwood's longest-serving members of staff.

To inspire the current generation of students, every year the school hall displays posters of six alumni, shining a light on their achievements and memories of school.

Read about the Manwood's musical drama production of 2013.

An amazing OM project to refurbish the gates to the Farrer Field

The bizarre story of the rediscovery of the original school seal nearly 400 years after it was struck.