Winchester is embarking upon probably the most comprehensive development plan since its foundation. As part of the Southern Campus Development, the School's sporting facilities, based at Kingsgate Park, will undergo a significant transformation and improvement over the next couple of years. 

 SPORTING TRIUMPHS

At Winchester Match the Headmaster launched the start of the new Sports Centre Project. As part of the celebrations and in recognition of past sporting triumphs, with the knowledge of many more to come, graffiti artist Will Impey created large scale murals of our Gold Medal Olympians. Will worked in collaboration with Junior Part who produced posters of their sporting heroes, which were used as a backdrop to the images and emblazoned accross the exterior walls of the current PE Centre. 
View images of how our Olympians came to life.

  
L to R: Henry Bensley Wells (E, 1904-09), Evan Baillie Noel (E, 1892-98), John Edward Rhodes (H, 1883-86), George Nash (K,2001-07), Max Woosnam (F, 1906-11)
Read about our eight OW Olympians (although technically it is seven) and their sporting triumphs.

CHANGED DAYS
Back in the 1960s when the existing PE Centre was buit, the School was home to 550 boys, with a small selection of football and cricket teams and a handful of additional sports on offer. Today we have 700 boys and a diverse range of more than 30 sports to choose from. 

STATE-OF-THE-ART FACILITIES
The new sporting facilities will deliver a centre of sporting excellence that:

• will enable the most talented and driven boys to reach their full potential within the sporting arena, just as they do in the academic field
  
  
• will ensure that everybody can find a sport they enjoy and take it forward to the level that suits them
  
  
• befits a school of Winchester's standing.

              Swimming Pool Pavilion Visual

 
Fitness Suite Visual