St Swithun’s School, Winchester has been recognised as one of the very best schools in the world and has been accredited as a High Performance Learning World Class School. The award recognises schools at the forefront of educational thinking with exceptional outcomes for students. St Swithun’s now joins an elite global community of schools from Dubai to Mexico who routinely share practice and...
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Students and their families, former students and staff from St Swithun’s school recently took part in the annual St Swithun’s Way Challenge, raising £18,000 for its Bramston Bursary Foundation fund for girls in, or on the brink of care. The 295 participants covered a total of 1,795 miles wherever they were around the world, including New Zealand, China and the USA. Individually each ran distances...
A 17 year old pupil from St Swithun’s School has been selected for Great Britain’s Junior European Championship eventing squad. Georgia Bartlett was selected following success at the Nunney International event last weekend. A second place finish in the final Junior Trial was enough to secure Georgia’s selection into the strong squad of five. She commented: “This has been a goal of mine for...
Two students from St Swithun’s School have qualified to represent Great Britain in pentathlon events this summer. Isabelle Law, 12, has been selected to represent Great Britain in the biathle at the European Championships this summer and Theya Dare Bryan, 10, will compete in the forthcoming Madeira International Biathle. Isabelle was selected following her performance at the GB Biathle Race 2...
Students from St Swithun's School recently joined together with other local schools to raise money and awareness for the homelessness charity Trinity Winchester. Pupils created shelters out of cardboard boxes which were then used during the charity's 'Big Sleep Out Shelter Build'. They also took part in recycling activities and engaged in discussions about homelessness and the local community. Local...