School Firsts are one of the highest honours at Shrewsbury, rewarding pupils who have demonstrated exceptional contributions to School life. They are awarded each term by a committee of Upper Sixth Formers.
13 houses; 260 pupils rowing; 5 school records and plenty of decibels... The excitement and competitiveness of this high-octane event was captured on film by Film Fellow David Clifford.
"This hugely ambitious and astonishingly well executed production will surely live on in the collective memory of Shrewsbury School as one of its dramatic high points..." Review by Richard Hudson.
The SSPA and Barnabas Community Projects Foodbank Plus teamed up with the Global Social Leaders (GSL) group, local businesses and retailers to put on a hugely successful Christmas Fair in Quod last Sunday.
"John Moore’s final St Cecilia Concerts embraced all the hallmarks we have come to expect from this golden age of Salopian music-making." - Review by Mr Fraser-Andrews.
A comprehensive victory against the strongest university team in the country bodes well for the Lent Term Fives Competitions and the National Schools at Shrewsbury in March.
Recommendations from Shrewsbury School pupils and staff.
While 30 Salopians are put through their paces during Oxbridge interviews this week, a group of Lower Sixth Formers travelled to Cambridge University for a series of undergraduate masterclasses to find out what s...
Salopian MUN delegates enjoyed a very successful conference at Malvern St James last weekend, with the Equatorial Guinea delegation picking up the top prize against stiff opposition, in addition to many individua...
The aim of the Headmaster’s Commendations is to recognise and reward outstanding academic achievement and intellectual curiosity. Congratulations to the following pupils who have been awarded Commendations this term.
Dr John Taylor - a 'legend' in the world of Classics - made a very welcome and eagerly anticipated return visit to Shrewsbury on 30th October to deliver the first of this term's Classical Society lectures.
Thanks to Fifth Formers Edward Bayliss, Elizabeth Edwards and Bertie Shepherd-Cross for their thoughtful accounts of their visits to some of the key sites in Berlin's turbulent 20th century history.
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