Please see Marcus Johnson's End of Term Letter to Parents

A packed Ashton Theatre rocked to the Sounds of the Sixties on the last Monday of term, as members of staff donned psychedelic garb and beehive wigs and took to the stage as Beatles tribute band 'One in Five' to raise money for the School's youth...

This week, the war came to Britain. On 15th December, a German airship was sighted off the East coast of England, the first appearance of hostile aircraft over the British Isles. German air raids would later cause significant damage to civilian...

Please see Will Hughes' end of term letter to parents.

Shrewsbury Saracen, James Taylor (R 2003-08) has so far acquitted himself brilliantly during the England v Sri Lanka World Cup ODI Series.  Taylor scored 90 in Colombo on 7 December. Cricket pundits consider that he may well have...

OSH Chairman, Peter Birch (DB 1966-71) reports: 'There was a good gathering of spectators for this year’s Annual Run with The RSSH on Saturday 6th December 2014. The chilly draught down Central made for an eagerness to start the run. However, there...

In a spectacular end to the House Football season, Severn Hill won the 2nd House trophy, beating Port Hill in the final, and also claimed the 15 House title, beating Ridgemount on penalties. A clean sweep was not quite within our grasp, sadly, as we...

The following Firsts and Commendations were awarded at the final School Assembly of the Michaelmas Term.

On the final afternoon of term, almost half the House turned out to run in the Paperchases “fun run”, which follows a course around the School Site.

Shrewsbury’s 14-strong MUN team were on stunning form at the Paris Conference last weekend, held in the prestigious setting of UNESCO Headquarters and involving more than 900 delegates from 25 countries.

Pictured are U15, 2nd and 1st House footballers from all five year groups.  The players made it to all three House semi-finals for the second consecutive year… but sadly no further this time.

Ross Viljoen (PH UVI) attended an awards ceremony at the Royal Society in London for students who won the highest awards in this year’s Cambridge Chemistry Challenge. 

Fifty years after achieving the distinction of being the only football team to beat all other public schools in a single season, every member of the 1964 Shrewsbury 1st XI returned to the School last Saturday for a memorable and hugely enjoyable...