Shrewsbury Prospectus 2023 - Design Idea 2

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Introduction
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“The most beautiful playing fields in the
world, spreading and mingling imperceptibly
with the pastureland of Shropshire.”
Sir Neville Cardus, staff member, writer and cricket correspondent
High above a gracious curve of the
River Severn, the School occupies a
commanding position.
Look one way to the heart of the medieval
town below; look the other, and the hills of
Shropshire remind us that we are in one of the
most beautiful parts of England.
This brings many advantages: the grounds
are safe and secure; pupils can walk into town
in ten minutes when they have free time; the
countryside and hills all around offer countless
opportunities for walking, canoeing, rockclimbing,
field trips and Duke of Edinburgh
expeditions; our rowers are at the boathouse in
under two minutes.
The school buildings surround the grounds as
a village does its green. We are lucky to enjoy
wide horizons, immaculate playing
fields and well-tended gardens and,
like their surroundings, Salopians
have the reputation for being open,
generous and far-sighted.