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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.
SHS Y1 and Y2 Temple Visit
Y1 and Y2 of Shrewsbury House, a prep school in Surbiton, enjoyed a peaceful and fascinating visit to The Buddhapadipa Temple in Wimbledon. The monks gave a warm welcome and shared stories about temple life, important Buddhist symbols and key teachings. The boys especially loved the short mindfulness and meditation session, which everyone found wonderfully calming, and they impressed the monks with their thoughtful questions! Afterwards, there was an opportunity to explore the beautiful temple grounds and enjoy snacks together in the sunshine. It was a memorable introduction to Buddhism that supported learning in RE over the last half-term.
Wetlands Spring Trip
Having spent their previous Discovery Programme lessons learning about the history of the Wildfowl and Wetlands Trust (WWT), the life of WWT founder Sir Peter Scott, and the publication of 'Lost Words' by Robert MacFarlane, some of our pupils visited the WWT London Wetlands Centre to choose a 'Lost Word' and a species that they would like to write a poem about.
These poems - based on their first hand experience of the species at the Centre, and the notes made during their visit - will be written during their forthcoming Discovery Programme lessons.
Third Annual SHS Geography Quiz
The whole school took part in the third annual SHS Geography 'World Quiz'. This 30-question, multiple choice quiz is taken by all pupils from Year 3 to Year 8, tests location knowledge of the world’s continents, countries, capital cities, and physical features such as rivers, deserts, mountains, and bodies of water.
Holocaust Memorial Day
Boys in our senior years at SHS engaged in thoughtful discussion about Holocaust Memorial Day this week, which this year takes the theme of ‘Bridging Generations’. Engaging actively in the past enables us to listen, learn and carry lessons forward, building a bridge between history and hope. As always, the boys were respectful and thoughtful during the discussions.
Classics Masterclass
Last Thursday we were honoured to welcome Dr Steven Kennedy, Head of Classics at Harrow School, to deliver a Classics Masterclass to pupils in 7S.
Welcome to St Paul's
We were delighted to welcome Sally-Anne Huang, High Master of St Paul’s School this week as we begin our journey as founding members of the St Paul’s School Group. She spent time with our boys and staff and was particularly impressed by the ambition and quality of the innovation programme currently underway in Year 8, a clear reflection of forward-thinking learning at SHS!
Music in Assembly
Younger Years have been singing about the joys of Spring this week! We are starting to prepare for our Easter performance on the 13th March and are already thinking about the signs of a new season - blooming flowers, singing birds and leaping lambs. Younger Years were in fine voice and enjoyed adding actions to the words.
Science Ambassadors
SHS is proud to introduce Science Ambassadors, a new initiative celebrating curiosity and leadership. These student role models will promote science through school events, clubs, and Science Week. By linking lessons to real-world issues and future careers, Ambassadors help foster a deeper, more connected love of science across our community.
News from the English Department
We celebrated the success of students in Years 4-8 whose entries were published in the Wimbledon BookFest Young Writers’ Competition.
Music for Remembrance Day
This week, our school community paused to reflect on two significant global events: the commemoration of VE Day and the ongoing Papal Conclave.
Newsletters
The Shrewsbury House Newsletter is produced each Friday and gives an overview of the events that have taken place that week.
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