The final debate of term pitted Emma Darwin Hall against The Grove to determine the winner of this academic year's Junior House Debating competition.
On Sunday 12th June, Shrewsbury School were delighted to host their first Jubilee Tea Party in conjunction with AGE UK.
Head of Volunteering, Naomi Pritchard, reflects on the school's successful Thursday afternoon programme.
Sapna C (G, LVI) and Abby W (M, LVI) reflect on the successful opening of the Pollinators' Garden.
The Eco Committee is excited to welcome author and Professor of Biology, Dave Goulson, to Shrewsbury to officially open the Pollinators' garden.
Last term nine Lower Sixth pupils visited the Shewsy as part of a social studies trip.
A new addition to our calendar of events with The Shewsy, originally planned for Spring 2020, was a shared Year 9 / Third Form residential at Talargerwyn, the school’s outdoor cottage above Betws-Y-Coed in Snowdonia.
On the first week of the Easter holidays 16 pupils (including five from Adcote School) visited Talargerwyn, offering CCF cadets an introduction to the great outdoors.
For the first time ever, Port Hill has won the Senior House Debating competition.
Pupil volunteers Anna L (EDH, LVI) and Tom B (Ch, LVI) have reflected on their time working at the Headway Centre.
Co-Secretary General Lem M (I, UVI) reflects on a busy and successful event at Shrewsbury.
Sapna C (G, LVI) reflects on the regional round of the Oxford University Debating Competition.
Last weekend the Model United Nations team went to Manchester High School for Girls for an MUN conference involving 250 delegates from 16 schools.
Three new Elm trees have been planted at Shrewsbury School to mark Her Majesty’s Platinum Jubilee as part of a nationwide campaign called The Queen’s Green Canopy.
This Term, The Eco Committee’s student-led project to make more nature friendly sites at school has begun!
Last term, the Pushkin Society was established by Salopians to discuss Russian current affairs and literary works. Boris P (SH, LVI) tells us more.