On Thursday 7th May, Shrewsbury Chemistry Department opened its doors to Packwood Haugh School pupils for an afternoon of science enrichment and fun.

The David Harrison Prize is open to all year groups and takes the form of a presentation on any mathematical topic, which is given to an audience of Third and Fourth Form mathematicians. It has been won this year by Tom Dodd (Rb, UVI), who has...

There has been more success on the cricketing field over the weekend, this time for OS Ed Barnard (PH 12-14), as he returned the remarkable bowling figures of 8 overs, 6 maidens, 3 wickets for 3 runs, playing for Worcs second XI against...

Senior IVsOver the course of the last three weeks, the Houses have slugged it out on the Severn. Going into the final day of the Senior IVs, it looked set for a showdown between Rigg’s and Churchill’s, with both Houses undefeated and on maximum...

Charis, Jess and Maddie exercised their right to vote on the 7th May, taking time out of their revision to visit the polling station. A proud moment for all three (and their Housemistress!).

It was four years ago, at a sparsely attended lunchtime concert, that I was first alerted to the extraordinary talent of Galin Ganchev, whose daring, dazzling performance of Beethoven’s “Waldstein” sonata is still fresh in the memory. Other...

OS Rory Fraser (Ch 10-14), together with a few friends, is taking a show to the Edinburgh Fringe this August. It's a comedy sketch show, called 'Kind Hearts and Cormorants', and the troupe name is 'Flightless Birds'. Performances will...

Rob Cross (S 08-13) caught up with James Taylor (R 03-08) a couple of weeks ago, just prior to James' appointment as England Captain for the one day international against Ireland. Rob is the Sport Editor for Exeposé - the University of Exeter's...

On Saturday 2nd and Sunday 3rd May, the School put on two stunning performances of Mozart's opera, the Marriage of Figaro. And it was School House boy Alfred Mitchell (LVI), who took the lead. Impressively balancing his time between working for AS...

Here are the 13 Churchill’s Third Formers ready to pile into the minibus for a Sunday at Alton Towers earlier this term, a Sunday forecast to be wet and cold, but turning out to be warm and cloudless. While the boys subjected themselves to hours of...

Very many congratulations to Michael Johnson (S 55-60), who recently competed in the European Vets' M70 5km Cross-Country Championships, in Torun, Poland. Michael ran a great time of 20.32.5, helping the GB team to a gold medal. A fantastic...

Well done to John McFarlane (SH 96-01), who ran the Pyongyang Marathon, North Korea on 12 April. John not only managed to visit the most closed nation on earth, but to rub shoulders with everyone from the military types to the average mothers and...

As holders of the trophy, we were keen to defend our title. However, recent changes to the rules meant that our top two rowers (who row for the School’s 1st VIII) were not eligible to represent us this year, making the task significantly more...

Following in the footsteps of the Shrewsbury and Atcham hustings held last week, nine candidates this week put themselves forward for election in the lesser-known seat of Shrewsbury School.