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13+ Sixth Form Fees Bursaries Winchester Entrance Election Music & Sports Scholarships contact admissions Prospectus Visit Winchester. Our unique admissions process is based substantially on interview and focuses on potential, not merely prior attainment.
Studying for GCSE and A-Level. The academic pace at Winchester is fast and fulfilling. We do not solely teach pupils to pass exams, but their results speak for themselves. Our GCSE and A-Level programmes prepare pupils for life and learning at university, whilst the EPQprovides additional stretch. Read More.
For 2023/24, the fees are as follows: The fee for Boarding pupils is £49,152 per annum (£16,384 per term). The fee for Day pupils (Sixth Form Only) is £36,369 per annum (£12,123 per term). For 2024/25, the fees are as follows: The fee for Boarding pupils is £51,855 per annum (£17,285 per term). The fee for Day pupils (Sixth Form Only) is ...
Set in the heart of Winchester and steeped in medieval history, Winchester College offers bespoke wedding receptions to provide you with an unforgettable experience in one of the most stunning and distinguished venues in the South of England. To begin planning your special day, get in touch with our dedicated team by filling in our enquiry form ...
The Archives at Winchester College are an extensive collection of records relating to the history and life of Winchester College from its foundation in 1382 to the present day. The documents are stored in six medieval rooms, situated right at the heart of our ancient buildings. The Archive is available to the school community and to those ...
Winchester College was founded in October 1382 by William of Wykeham, Bishop of Winchester, for the education of seventy scholars. He had also founded New College in Oxford in 1379 and the aim was to provide an educated clergy that served both church and state. His specific aim was to replenish the administrative class depleted by plague in the ...
Winchester has one of the most generous bursary programmes in the country with 120 pupils receiving financial support – nearly 20% of the pupil body. We remain committed to tackling inequality of access and each year welcome pupils from a diversity of cultural, and socio-economic backgrounds.
