Shrewsbury School

The whole of the Third Form have been out of school this week on an extensive outdoor education programme, taking full advantage of Shrewsbury’s fantastic location in the heart of one of the most rural and unspoilt counties in England. 

On Thursday 10th May, a group of 18 Fourth Form and Third Form CCF cadets spent a very enjoyable and educational day visiting the 1 Royal Irish Regiment at Tern Hill. 

On Wednesday 2nd May six of the RAF Section (CCF) cadets were given the exciting opportunity to fly with the University Air Squadron at RAF Cosford.

A joint group of Army and Marine cadets won gold last weekend in the Cadet Cambrian Patrol - the toughest and most challenging of all Cadet competitions - consolidating Shrewsbury CCF's reputation as one of the premier contingents in the country....

Each term a committee of Sixth Form pupils meets to award the School’s highest form of ‘colours’ – a ‘School First’.

'ShrewsMUN 2', Shrewsbury's second Model United Conference, organised entirely by pupils and held at the School on 10th-11th March 2018, was hailed an unqualified success by everyone who took part. Film Fellow Dave Clifford spoke to members of the...

After much planning and preparation, there is now only one week to go until the opening ceremony of Shrewsbury School’s second Model United Nations Conference, ShrewsMUN 2. Over 180 pupils will be attending from 15 schools across the country.

Over the past twelve months, a group of Lower Sixth students have been developing social action projects that they hope will benefit the local community.  Three of these projects have recently gone ‘live’, as Mr Percival explains.

Shrewsbury School's Model United Nations delegates returned from the Manchester High School for Girls MUN Conference (27th - 28th January) with a very impressive haul of awards.

On the day before the end of the Michaelmas Term, the School’s new Combined Cadet Force Royal Navy section was formally opened by Vice Admiral Peter Hudson CB CBE.

Shrewsbury School has a vast range of fantastic co-curricular activities that pupils can choose to do on a Thursday afternoon - some of which develop into genuine life-long passions. 'Field Days' offer them the chance to spend a whole day on their...