Shrewsbury School

Shrewsbury School is one of England's great public schools, founded by Royal Charter in 1552, set on a superb 110-acre campus overlooking the River Severn in Shrewsbury, Shropshire. A co-educational boarding and day school for students aged 13 to 18, Shrewsbury offers GCSEs and A-Levels. A member of HMC and inspected by ISI, Shrewsbury has a distinguished tradition of academic excellence and has produced alumni including Charles Darwin, Samuel Butler, and Michael Palin. The school is renowned for its outstanding rowing programme and traditional sports, as well as music, drama, and the arts. With a vibrant international community, Shrewsbury welcomes students from around the globe within its caring boarding house system. The beautiful Shropshire setting combines natural splendour with world-class educational facilities including science labs, arts centre, theatre, music school, and sports complex. Shrewsbury's combination of historic tradition and modern ambition makes it one of the UK's most respected and exciting boarding schools.