A brief glimpse of some of the choral highlights as the whole School gathered together to celebrate Christmas with a Carol Service in St Chad's Church.
...complete with glitterballs and rollerskates in the Alington Hall.
"The Extended Project Qualification has provided the opportunity for a number of fantastic student-directed performances over the last few years. This stands as one of the finest."
Nearly 60 pupils took part in the Piano and Wind Prizes on Sunday 1st December.
"Past the second star to the right and straight on til morning…" - A few photos from the Drama Department's sparkling production of JM Barrie's 'Peter Pan'.
Shrewsbury School is delighted to be shortlisted for two prestigious 2020 TES Independent School Awards: the Boarding School of the Year Award and the Creativity Award.
Capacity audiences at our St Cecilia Concerts were treated to performances of exceptional quality and musicianship.
What does heaven look like? Or hell? The Butler Room in the Moser Library isn’t the first place that comes to mind, but was a crazily successful setting for the U6 Theatre Studies production of ‘Doctor Faustus’.
This week, the Art Department, the Three Amigos and The Big Draw...
Huge congratulations to Frank Coughlan (SH U6), one of the top Music Scholars at Shrewsbury School, who has been appointed Principal of the Trumpet section for the National Youth Orchestra of Great Britain for th...
For several years now, the wonderful acoustics of St Alkmund’s Church in the centre of Shrewsbury have rung with the sounds of Shrewsbury School’s Symphony and Wind Orchestras.
Thus Ed Tarling’s sinister gatekeeper greeted the audience of the Lower Sixth’s powerful and chilling performance of 'Electra', performed in the style of the avant-garde immersive theatre company, Punchdrunk.
It was fantastic to welcome nearly 70 young musicians from Shropshire and further afield to our inaugural Symphonic Sunday on 29th September.
The Drama Faculty’s ‘Underground’ season began this week with Harry Waterworth’s production of 'Amadeus' in the intimate and subterranean surroundings of Drama Studio 2.
An exhibition of postcard-sized original artworks by former and current pupils and members of staff has raised a magnificent £2,000 for Shrewsbury House (the Shewsy), the School's youth centre in Everton, Liverpool.
The annual New Entrants' Concert at Shrewsbury has become a much-anticipated event, and this year’s was no exception.
It’s been an astonishing year of drama. Yet Helen Brown’s troupe of star players had plenty of wow left in the tank to deliver the school play, A Matter of Life and Death, with remarkable style, accomplishmen...
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.
Following on from films showcasing the academic and pastoral life of the School, we are excited to launch the third in our series focusing on the co-curricular life of Shrewsbury.
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 Dance Showcase on 15th May was a joy to behold - as Dr Helen Brown, Director of Drama, describes...
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!