On the day after Speech Day, three Salopians travelled to Manchester to take part in the Withington MUN Conference. Once again, Shrewsbury debaters made their mark.

A huge thank you to to pupils, staff, parents and the wider Salopian community, who have given so very generously of their time and cash to help Shrewsbury School raise £34,000 (and still counting) for 23 differ...

A selection of photos from this year's powerful Salopian Week Play, 'A Matter of Life and Death' by Emma Rice.

This year’s Summer Organ Recitals have blasted off with suitable fanfare, fizz and a fond farewell.

In her own words, Mrs Peak will be going so far outside her comfort zone to raise funds for the School’s youth club in Liverpool this Saturday “that she may not come back”.

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.

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. 

Fourth Form CCF cadets Issie Urquhart and Eve Llewellyn and Sixth Formers James Weir and Chad Usher have all achieved notable success in recent weeks. Congratulations to them all.

Congratulations to Churchill's Hall for retaining the Junior House Debating trophy, awarded on Thursday 25th April. 

On Wednesday 20th March, another lucky six CCF (RAF) cadets travelled to RAF Cosford for some flying training with RAF pilot instructors.

The Grove treated audiences in the Ashton Theatre to "a delightfully wacky" and vastly entertaining all-female production of Twelfth Night last week. Review by Mr Hudson.

With genuine twins, fabulous dance moves and Third Formers impersonating a shrubbery, The Grove's House Play was a rare treat!