Meet Our Students

“My favorite thing about Winsor is how deeply supportive and inspiring the community is. You are surrounded by students and teachers who genuinely want each other to grow and succeed, and that creates a space where people feel empowered to take risks and be themselves.”

“Heading into your Winsor interview you should try to relax and enjoy the process—it’s fun!”

“Something I think people often don’t know about Winsor (and should!) is how many opportunities we are given to get out of our comfort zones and try something new!”

“I am a head ambassador because I want to share my Winsor experience with others and help them find the same sense of belonging and community that I did.”

“I am a head ambassador because Winsor has given me so many opportunities to discover more about myself as both a learner and person, and this experience is one I want to share with as many people as I can!”  

“Something I think people often don’t know about Winsor (and should!) is that while Winsor is a very academically rigorous school, there is also so much room for creativity and individuality. It is totally possible (and encouraged!) to pursue your hobbies and interests while also balancing schoolwork and classes.”

“My favorite thing about Winsor is the vibrant environment and every member’s dedication to not only themselves, but also to the community.”

“Heading into your Winsor interview, you should remember to take a deep breath and remind yourself that there’s nothing to be intimidated by, it’s just a conversation.”

“Something I think people often don’t know about Winsor (and should!) is how this school fosters such an empowering environment. I always feel like my voice is heard and I appreciate being among young women in leadership roles.” 

“My favorite thing about Winsor is the school traditions that unite our community across the Upper and Lower School, like rehearsing our school songs during the assemblies leading up to commencement and gathering to celebrate Winsor athletes at Under the Lights!”

“One thing I would like prospective students to know about Winsor is that everyone can pursue their own individual interests and passions while also being part of a broader community!”

“Something I think people often don’t know about Winsor (and should!) is that our lunch menu embraces and represents our diverse student body by “traveling” the world. That being said, our brownies are to die for!!”

“Something I think people often don’t know about Winsor (and should!) is how encouraged students are to take risks, try new things, and put themselves out there!”

“Something I think people often don’t know about Winsor (and should!) is that while we are studious and hardworking, we are all extremely funny!”

“I love Winsor’s location in the heart of Longwood and its proximity to Fenway Park.”

“Something I think people should know about Winsor is how welcoming and accepting the community is. Being at Winsor is not dramatic and cliquey like how girls’ schools are portrayed in movies!”

“Something I think people often don’t know about Winsor (and should!) is the strength of our school spirit. No one will cheer louder, jump higher, or sing stronger than a Winsor girl cheering on a fellow Winsor girl!”

“My favorite thing about Winsor is the close-knit, encouraging community. Everyone says it, but it truly is what drew me in when I first visited Winsor and what has kept me such a strong supporter of our school. It really feels like everyone around you is ready to support, encourage, and connect with you, which was invaluable to me when deciding where to attend high school.”

“Going into your Winsor group interview, remember that everyone has to go through the same process, and that those interviewing you have been where you are and understand how you are feeling.”

“I am a head ambassador because I care deeply about inclusion and access, and this is one way I can make Winsor feel more open to more people.”

“Heading into your Winsor interview you should be excited! Think of your interview as a fun conversation where you get to chat with peers about yourself. It’s a fun and relaxed experience!” 

“My favorite thing about Winsor is the bond between Lower and Upper School students through sports, shared traditions, and sibling squads.”