Our Story

'Salusbury School has served, and in all likelihood will always serve, an area with a wide and changing ethnic mix. In the 1930s, it offered German as a second language in response to a wave of Jewish immigration; today, over forty different first languages are spoken with in the school. It is, as the saying goes, rich in cultural diversity, but in Salusbury School's case the tired old phrase is invested with real meaning. Salusbury WORLD has a central role in this.'

Download as a pdf file or read it here: 'Salusbury WORLD: a triumph in the face of Diversity' by Jamie Buxton (2003)