With a commitment to ‘continuous evaluation, improvement and growth’ embedded within our guiding statements, our appetite for the gathering of feedback from parents should come as no surprise.

Keen to learn more about our incredible community, we speak to a Shrewsbury family every month to find out about their journey, their aspiration and their hopes for the future. This month is the turn of Hana's family - this is their story:

Parents of students in Early Years classes were invited onto campus recently to engage in a series of activities led by members of our specialist teaching team.

Inaugural Achievement Scholars, Yazhuo and Vison, returned to Shrewsbury for a quick catch up with Principal, Ben Keeling, who was keen to learn more about their experiences and successes post graduation.

With Year 7 places for August secure, the attention of School Partnership Coordinator, Chelly Tsang, has turned to those currently in Year 5, with a shortlisting exercise scheduled to round off a year centering upon selection.

Keen to learn more about our incredible community, we speak to a Shrewsbury family every month to find out about their journey, their aspiration and their hopes for the future. This month is the turn of Rockie's family - this is their story:

A sea of smiles awaited Shrewsbury Governors Carla Howarth and John Clark, as they journeyed back onto campus for the first time in almost three years on 2nd March following the withdrawal of a mask mandate just 24 hours earlier.

Offering an academically ambitious yet broad and holistic programme of study, Shrewsbury students benefit from interactions with a specialist team of teaching staff for Chinese, Music, Performing Arts, Physical Education and Aquatics from the age of 3.

Students in Year 4, 5 and 6 recently took part in a series of outdoor educational visits designed to encourage independence, the harnessing of personal responsibility and awareness of our duty of care for others.

Keen to learn more about our incredible community, we speak to a Shrewsbury family every month to find out about their journey, their aspiration and their hopes for the future. This month is the turn of Hwabeen and Sangha’s family - this is their story:

The arrival of the Year of the Rabbit was marked by a celebration of colour and culture, as students took to the stage, visited a pop-up flower market and celebrated success through the identification of competition winners over the course of three busy days, prior to the early arrival of a week-long mid-term break.

Following a review of over 300 submissions for the Shrewsbury International Asia (SIA) Chinese Speech Competition, results were announced in each category at the end of last week.