The final edition for this academic year of the weekly Futures and Higher Education Bulletin. 

The winners of both the Senior and Junior Essay Prize competitions have been announced...

Fittingly Air Marshal Sir Michael Simmons (DB 50-55), one of the architects of the Richard Hillary Essay Medal Competition in memory of RAF fighter pilot and author of The Last Enemy, Richard Hillary (Ch 1931-37), vis...

The judges of this year's Biology Photographic Competition had an even more difficult task than ever before to choose the winners from among the stunning images submitted in all three categories. 

Lots of useful links to talks, university taster days, apprenticeship programmes and work experience opportunities, as well as reminders of the many school events taking place during this term.

On Friday 10th May, over 30 Third and Fourth Form pupils volunteered to undertake the highly regarded annual Junior School Essay Prize.

This week's edition includes a reminder to members of the Lower Sixth that there are lots of University Taster Days coming up in the next few weeks.

A powerful opinion piece, written by Lower Sixth Former Charlie (Charlotte) Hancock in response to media harrassment of Nobel Peace Prize nominee Greta Thunberg, was published in The Guardian on 25th April.

Professor Susan Doran’s work on Elizabeth I in the Early Modern Period is well known amongst the Pre-U Historians, so it was a great honour for the Bastille Society to welcome her to Hodgson Hall on 26th April ...

The Arnold Hagger Prize is named after one of the great Mathematics masters at Shrewsbury School in the 1950s who, along with Basil Saint and Frank Hadland, established Mathematics as a serious academic subject h...

This week's Bulletin includes links to several degree apprenticeships, as well as other apprenticeship programmes and forthcoming taster days, enrichment programmes and summer schools.