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Day. £10,599. Music fees per 40-minute lesson are £27.68 (£26.10 payable to the music teacher + £1.58 admin fee payable to the School). Conditions relating to unpaid fees, notice, deposits for overseas pupils, confidentiality and other matters may be obtained from the School on request. New fees for the following year are published in June.
Shrewsbury 360 - Shrewsbury's Virtual Tour . Welcome to Shrewsbury 360, the virtual tour of Shrewsbury School, the Independent School of the Year 2020.. We hope this gives you a sense of our beautiful 110 acre school site, famously described as having the “the most beautiful playing fields in the world” by Sir Neville Cardus.. The stunning overview image captures perfectly our enviable ...
Shrewsbury’s Sixth Form offers girls and boys two years of rich intellectual stimulus in the classroom, a wealth of experience and opportunity outside it, and an ideal preparation for life beyond.. Within this new intellectual landscape, the range of academic disciplines is broad, the teaching of a very high standard, and the results excellent. The facilities for teaching, sports, music ...
Welcome to Shrewsbury International School Bangkok Riverside; an international day school for boys and girls aged 3-18 years, located in an inspirational riverside setting in the heart of Bangkok. Since 2003, our students' achievements in the examination hall, classroom, sports field, studios and stage, have established a reputation as Thailand's leading international school.
シュルーズベリー・スクール（英: Shrewsbury School ）またはシュルーズベリー校は、1552年にロイヤル憲章によって設立された13～18歳生徒用の男女共学私立学校。 元々は、シュロップシャー州シュルーズベリーのセヴァーン川ほとりに位置していたが、1882年に現在の位置に移動した。
Shrewsbury School aims to ensure that all its pupils leave as fully rounded, well-educated and responsible adults, committed to contributing to their communities. International Family of Schools British education is quite rightly perceived as the gold standard globally, and here at Shrewsbury School we delight in playing our part in developing outstanding schools around the world.
Shrewsbury School rose to national prominence under the headmastership of Thomas Ashton from 1561 to 1583; pupil numbers steadily increased and it gained the description of “the largest school in all England”. Drama similarly flourished under Ashton, with school productions performed on regular occasions.
