Each week a group of Salopians from across the age range meet with Mr Mackridge and Mrs Corcoran to present a five minute 'public' speech (in remote!) on a nominated topic.

Information regarding our Programme of Learning for Summer Term 2020

Twenty-eight Sixth Form students took part in Round 1 of the International Chemistry Olympiad. This year there were 16 students from Lower Sixth and 12 from the Upper Sixth. The results were outstanding, with five gol...

Discover the activities of our Natural Historians during this week's Field Day!

Two Upper Sixth Formers report on Bastille Society Lectures given by Professor John France and journalist Aidan Hartley. 

National Careers Week 2020 – career-ready pupils for the 21st century.

The latest in the fortnightly Bulletins from the Futures Department, full of useful information, reminders, resources and weblinks for Fifth and Sixth Formers and their parents.

Four Lower Sixth Salopians took part in the annual Oxford University Debating Competition this week. 

We were delighted to give members of the public special guided tours of our wonderful treasure trove of Charles Darwin’s books, letters and artefacts this week as part of the town’s DarwIN Shrewsbury Festival 2020.

On Friday 7th February, the Bastille Society had the pleasure of welcoming Dr Matthew Neal from Fitzwilliam College, Cambridge, to lecture on ‘Watchfulness in 18th Century Aristocracy’.

Twenty-three talented pupils spent last weekend debating key global issues with fellow delegates from across the UK at the Manchester High School for Girls MUN Conference.

On Friday 31st January, the Classical Society hosted a talk on ‘Skin Colour in the Ancient World’, given by Professor Tim Whitmarsh from Cambridge University.