We’re delighted to introduce this year’s Windsor Schools Sixth Form Student Leaders. From left to right: Will – Deputy Head Boy Hannah – Head Girl Milan – Head Boy Sony – Deputy Head Girl Having consistently modelled school values throughout their time as students and excelled in a thorough selection process, these students have demonstrated exceptional commitment, creativity, and enthusiasm. They will be leading a wide range of initiatives, including student voice, wellbeing, charity projects, enrichment activities, and community outreach.   Please join us in congratulating them and wishing them every success in their leadership roles this year. We look forward to introducing you to them in more detail in the coming days.

We are thrilled to have been awarded £500 from the Wellington College Arts Fund, which supports local state schools in delivering high-quality arts education in music, dance, drama, and visual arts. This is a wonderful opportunity for us to bring hands-on creativity into the classroom.   Thanks to this generous grant, every Year 9 student at Windsor Girls’ School and The Windsor Boys’ School will take part in a ceramics project during the summer term, exploring 3D art and creating their very own ceramic piece. We can’t wait to see their ideas come to life and share the results when the project is complete.   A huge thank you to Wellington College for supporting the arts and helping our students develop their creativity and confidence, plus our Director of Art, Miss Wright for her continued commitment to art across the Trust.  

16 rowers and 4 coxes from The Windsor Boys’ School travelled to Boston, USA, to compete at the Head of the Charles Regatta, the world’s largest rowing event, celebrating its 60th Anniversary this year. With thousands of crews and over 100,000 spectators, it was an unforgettable experience and a true celebration of rowing at its best. This marked the school’s fourth US trip in recent years, continuing the outstanding international programme that also includes events in Amsterdam, Ghent, Gavirate, Lago Azul, and across Great Britain. The First Quad raced superbly in the Youth Coxed Quads event, successfully defending their 2023 & 2024 titles to take Gold, achieving an unprecedented hat-trick of wins. The Coxed Eight made an impressive debut at the event, navigating through a large field to finish 19th, while the Second Quad produced a determined performance for 11th place. These results demonstrate the strength, depth, and dedication within the TWBS rowing programme. A special mention also to the TWBS cox who joined Tideway Scullers in the Youth Women’s Coxed Quad, finishing 4th - a fantastic result and brilliant experience. It is inspiring to see the school’s alumni progressing to prestigious US universities including Princeton, Harvard, Brown, Penn, and UC California, showing what can be achieved through excellence in both sport and academics. Our congratulations and thanks go to coaches Mark Wilkinson and Ben Liddell, Mr Manwaring, and all the parents who travelled to support the team. It was a phenomenal achievement from The Windsor Boys’ School, representing our Trust on the international rowing stage.