The Winsor School

A leading school for academically promising girls in grades 5-12

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About
Mission & Principles
Winsor prepares young women to pursue their aspirations and contribute to the world.

Meet the Head of School
The Winsor School has long benefited from strong, stable leadership.
Admission
Why Winsor?
Families choose Winsor for a variety of reasons. Many are drawn to the school's reputation as a leader in girls' education.

Meet our Teachers
Hear from our faculty about their passion for their subjects and the joy of teaching Winsor girls.
Academics
Academic Excellence
Explore how Winsor defines excellence-and how we enable academically motivated girls to excel.

Global and Off-Campus Opportunities
Winsor opens girls' eyes to the world. While this begins in the classroom, an array of programs on and off campus expands girls' minds.
Athletics
Winsor Wildcats
Winsor has a rich tradition in athletic competition. Our athletes and coaches strive for excellence in each of our fourteen different sports.

Facilities
Winsor athletes train and compete in state of the art facilities that include five international squash courts, two NCAA basketball courts, two NCAA volleyball courts, and a yoga/wellness room
Arts
Performing Arts
Girls perform in plays & musicals; they also participate in several musical groups, including orchestra in Lower School & choral groups for Lower & Upper School.

Visual Arts
The fine arts curriculum presents challenges that are intellectual, physical, and creative.
Student Life
Community Service
The girls have an opportunity to participate in a number of activities. To introduce students to the idea of service learning, the Parents' Association organizes an event each fall.

Affinity Groups
Among the many opportunities for community and individual growth at Winsor are affinity groups. For those new to affinity groups, an affinity group is a group of people that shares a common experience.
Giving
The Winsor Annual Fund
When you make a gift to The Winsor Annual Fund, you make an immediate impact on Winsor students and on the life of the school .

Endowment
Winsor's endowment contributes 12% of the school's annual operating budget and builds on a tradition of philanthropy and unites the power of decades of gifts from forward-thinking alumnae, parents, faculty, and friends.

Calendar Event

12 Oct

Guest Performance: Neave Trio

7:00 PM - 8:00 PM

The Nancy and Richard Lubin Center for Performing Arts, The Baldwin Recital Hall

Neave Trio

Neave Trio

Since forming in 2010, Neave Trio - violinist Anna Williams, cellist Mikhail Veselov, and pianist Eri Nakamura - has earned enormous praise for its engaging, cutting- edge performances. WQXR explains, "'Neave' is actually a Gaelic name meaning 'bright' and 'radiant', both of which certainly apply to this trio's music making."

The Neave Trio will perform Haydn's Piano Trio in G minor H. XV No. 1; Schumann's Piano Trio in G minor Op. 110; and Shostakovich's Piano Trio No. 2 in E minor, Op. 67.

Learn more about the Neave Trio here.

Parking will be in the 103 Pilgrim Road lot.

Tickets are free. To reserve tickets click the link below.

View Guest Performance: Neave Trio