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....
This week saw the launch of a pupil-led mental health project for local schools.
Each term a committee of Sixth Form pupils meets to award the School’s highest form of ‘colours’ – a ‘School First’.
Huge credit is due to the extremely hard-working and committed team of pupils led by Oliver Bureau (Ch UVI), who devised, organised and ran an extremely successful Model United Nations Conference held at Shrewsbury School on 10th and 11th March. It...
'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...
Many congratulations to Oliver Bureau (Ch UVI), Alex Sparkes (I V), Tom Allen (Ch IV) and Tim Antelo (Rb III), who have won their Inter-Regional Regional of the Schools' Challenge and are now one of eight teams in the National Quarter-Finals 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.
It was a challenging half-term for six students from the Lower Sixth, who chose to undertake their Gold Duke of Edinburgh's Award expedition under very different conditions from normal.
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.
Each year over 1,000 young people enter the Cambridge Union Schools Debating Competition. Congratulations to Tamara Fox (MSH UVI) and Henry Mayhew (Ch UVI) who have succeeded in reaching the finals.
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.
The long-awaited final of the Senior House Debating Competition took place in a packed Maidment Building on the evening of 11th January between Ingram’s and Emma Darwin Hall.
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.
The Shrewsbury Model United Nations team had a very successful excursion to Paris on the penultimate weekend of the Michaelmas term, returning with a Resolution debated in General Assembly, two Best Delegate Awards and two Honourable Mentions.
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...
The Natural History Society's Field Day trip to the Cardigan Bay Marine Wildlife Centre.
For the 25th year in a row, Mr Peach led a group of Salopians to take part in the Royal Russell School Model United Nations Conference during the first four days of half-term.
Despite coinciding with Storm Ophelia, the half-term Duke of Edinburgh Gold Award sea-kayaking trip was a great success.
After an intensive five-week training programme, nine Royal Marine cadets were selected to take part in the prestigious Sir Steuart Pringle Trophy, held last weekend at the Royal Marines Commando Training Centre in Lympstone, Devon. Among them...
Shrewsbury School MUN-ers enjoyed a good weekend of international debate representing Iraq and North Korea at the Cheadle Hulme Model United Nations Conference (MUNCH) in Manchester.
On Friday 29th September, the Army section of the Shrewsbury School Combined Cadet Force set out to put into practice the many hours of extra training they have done over the past month for the annual Military Skills Competition.
For five intrepid adventurers, the new term started a week early and in Scotland, with a four-day Duke of Edinburgh Gold Award expedition crossing the country by sea kayak from west to east.
On a hot sunny afternoon this week, pupils walking between lessons were confronted by a swarm of bees on Central...
The second volume of 'Fire Engine', Shrewsbury’s anthology of student creative writing, is out now! Themed ‘On the edge’, contributions reflect talent from across the whole School, from prize-winning work from the Third Form to writing by Old...
United Nations flags fluttered proudly above the Main School Building last weekend, to welcome more than 100 delegates representing countries from all over the world to the inaugural Shrewsbury School Model United Nations Conference.