The welfare of all our pupils and staff is our number one priority. This page contains information for Parents and information for Visitors to Shrewsbury School.
The latest in the Headmaster's series of 'Letters from Shrewsbury'. A light-hearted letter on the use of the word 'so'.
Mr Cooley provides a commentary on the amazingly successful all-night sports extravaganza, which raised over £12,000 for Medic Malawi.
Congratulations to the Shrewsbury School Fives pair who, on 2nd March, won the Women’s EFA U21s tournament held at Eton College.
We are thrilled that Shrewsbury School was given special recognition at the Times Educational Supplement (TES) Independent School Awards 2020 Ceremony.
Issy Wong’s cricket career at a national level has taken another exciting step forward with her selection among the first wave of signings for England Cricket Board’s inaugural ‘The Hundred’ competition.
Two Upper Sixth Formers report on Bastille Society Lectures given by Professor John France and journalist Aidan Hartley.
National Careers Week 2020 – career-ready pupils for the 21st century.
Winners of this year’s Bentley Elocution Prize, one of the oldest school competitions, now in its 153rd year, have been crowned.
The Arnold Hagger Prize is named after one of the great Mathematics masters at Shrewsbury School in the 1950s who, along with Basil Saint and Frank Hadland, established Mathematics as a serious academic subject here.
We were delighted to give members of the public special guided tours of our wonderful treasure trove of Charles Darwin’s books, letters and artefacts this week as part of the town’s DarwIN Shrewsbury Festival 2020.
On 16th January, we were delighted to welcome renowned historians Dr Sam Willis and Professor James Daybell, who gave a thought-provoking and very entertaining talk to pupils on ‘The Histories of the Unexpected'.
Menu
