Pupils currently studying Classical Civilisation or Latin in the Lower Sixth, plus an avid Fifth former, were given a literally – or should that be literary? - rare treat this week.
Biology pupils have excelled with an impressive set of competition results coming in across a range of year groups.
Ten delegates attended Moreton Hall’s Junior MUN last week, going up against Oswestry School, Cheadle Hulme School, Manchester High School for Girls, Packwood and Moreton Hall.
On Thursday evening (23rd June) we celebrated the 28 Fourth Form students who have completed their Higher Project Qualification (HPQ).
‘Shrewsbury School has successfully achieved the national Quality in Careers Standard using the Career Mark approach’.
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.
Shrewsbury School’s Fourth Formers recently took part in the British Physics Olympiad Junior Physics Challenge.
The winners of this year's Junior Essay Prize have been announced.
Competing for a prestigious academic prize awarded at Speech Day, 35 academically ambitious Third & Fourth form pupils entered this year's Junior Essay Prize last Friday evening.
For the third consecutive year, Fourth Formers at Shrewsbury School participated in the National Enterprise Challenge. Harry P-M (I) shares his recollections of the day below.
Friday 29th April saw our inaugural ‘Enterprising Futures Conference’ for our third formers.
A Third Former has been highly commended in a global poetry recital competition.
Salopians put their maths and presentation skills to the test last week in the annual David Harrison Maths Competition.
A team of Salopians entered a global Maths competition and placed 123rd in the world.
Futures and Higher Education Bulletin Edition 11 Summer Term 2022 from the Futures Department, full of useful information, reminders, resources and weblinks for Fifth and Sixth Formers and their parents.
Students from Shrewsbury School and the Marches School have reviewed two papers for the online journal Frontiers for Young Minds.
The Hawksley-Burbury Science Competition is our annual Practical Science competition and is open to any scientist in the Fifth and Sixth Forms, testing skills of observation and scientific deduction.
Students from around the county who signed up to STEM Potential in 2020 have completed two years of the outreach programme run by Shrewsbury School in collaboration with Imperial College, London.
For the first time ever, Port Hill has won the Senior House Debating competition.
Last week saw the Classics Faculty’s eye-catching (ouch!) production of ‘Oedipus the King’, and possibly a first for drama at Shrewsbury School.
Salopians have performed extremely well in the British Biology 2022 Olympiad.
Regular readers of the Shrewsbury School website will remember the excellent crop of results from the Fifth Form and Lower Sixth online challenge last month.
To celebrate World Pi Day last week, the Lower Sixth Further Mathematicians recreated an experiment known as Buffon’s Needle to estimate the value of the mathematical constant, pi.
A group of Salopians were put to the test in the Independent Schools Mock Trial Competition. Theo W (SH, LVI) tells us more.
A Lower Sixth Former is celebrating after being shortlisted for a national Classics competition judged by television presenter and Classics professor Michael Scott of Warwick University.