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Shrewsbury House School Trust Joins St Paul's School Group
Shrewsbury House School Trust is delighted to announce that it is now a founding member of the St Paul’s School Group, a partnership of leading not-for-profit schools committed to delivering exceptional education.This exciting collaboration builds on our long-standing relationship with St Paul’s School, one of the UK’s leading boys’ schools, alongside Durston House School, Ealing. The Group will support the creation of a Research Centre for the Education of Boys, sharing evidence-based teaching practices while ensuring each school keeps its unique identity, leadership and ethos.
This partnership enhances opportunities for both boys and girls, giving pupils access to expanded resources, expertise, and experiences. They will learn in an environment shaped by the highest academic expectations, while developing confidence, kindness and resilience. You can find out more about the Group, watch a video discussion with the heads, and access FAQs on the St Paul’s School Group website.
Kindergarten 2026 Coffee Morning
We enjoyed a wonderful coffee morning with our Kindergarten 2026 parents on Thursday. It was so lovely to see so many familiar faces, as well as to welcome new ones. These gatherings are always a pleasure to host, giving us the opportunity to connect and get to know one another better.
Christmas fair!
What a pleasure it was to welcome so many current, past and prospective families to the school this morning for The Friends of The Rowans Christmas Fair. The children enjoyed performing some of their favourite Christmas songs throughout the morning and our Year Twos did a great job running The Rowans’ stall, selling hand-painted decorations made by all the children. It was a fabulous way to welcome in the festive season as a community
Mrs Hubbard’s visit
It was wonderful to see so many family, friends and new joiners to the school at our Summer Fair on Sunday.
Children in Need
It was wonderful to see the children sporting their spotty items today in support of Children in Need and I know that many chose to support the charity by purchasing their Pudsey merchandise for the occasion. It made for a wonderfully colourful assembly as the whole school came together to celebrate our achievements and ‘wow moments’ of the week!
Remembrance Assembly
Year One gave a very moving performance during their Remembrance Assembly, sharing poems and songs with their parents with impressive maturity and poise.
They will lead the School in learning about Remembrance and why we wear poppies each year on Tuesday 11th November.
Thank you to all who have supported The Poppy Appeal this year. The children have certainly enjoyed wearing their poppies with pride.
