Shrewsbury's ten delegates were all in fine and persuasive form at PAMUN 18, one of the largest and most prestigous Model United Nations conferences in Europe. Thanks to Rhys Woodward (SH 5) and Tom Jac...

We were honoured to welcome Dr Edward Cavanagh, Fellow in History at Downing College, Cambridge, to deliver the final Bastille Society lecture of the term on Friday 30th November.

Shrewsbury School’s first Account Book, dating from 1577...

The pastoral care and personal welfare of each pupil is at the heart of everything we do at Shrewsbury. In this video, our pupils explain what makes the school community such a happy “home from home”.

John Maynard Keynes visited the Taylor Library in July 1920. Why?

Mr Kirk and Mr Smiter took 25 Lower Sixth Physics pupils to an entertaining and informative 'Physics in Action' event at the University of Warwick on Tuesday 13th November.

In this week's edition of the micro-magazine for the intellectually curious, Deputy Head (Academic) Maurice Walters explores how our fascination with light and dark has dominated cultural development.

Recently rediscovered in the vast Shrewsbury School Archive, an account in the Forum Society's Minutes Book of a talk on the Spanish Civil War given by the poet WH Auden on 30th October 1938... 

Four Salopians travelled to Manchester to compete in the regional round of the esteemed Cambridge Union Schools' Debating Competition.

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.

As a joint venture with Shrewsbury Bookfest and part of their series of events to commemorate the centenary of WW1, the Bastille Society welcomed Philip Stevens to tell the stories of some of the remarkable ...