Kingsgate Park 2 - Winchester College Wykeham Campaign

Kingsgate Park: SHAPING THE FUTURE OF SPORT

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.

SPORTS CENTRE FLYTHROUGH

CHANGED DAYS
Back in the 1960s when the old PE Centre was built, 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.

KP Sports Centre Visual Exterior of New Sports Centre Visual

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

will enable the most talented and driven pupils to reach their full potential within the sporting arena, just as they do in the academic field
will ensure there are facilities suitable for a co-educational school
will ensure that everybody can find a sport they enjoy and take it forward to the level that suits them
benefits a school of Winchester's standing.

Mark Burley, Director of Sport, talks about the future of sport at Winchester

FURTHER INFORMATION
Summary Kingsgate Park brochure
Kingsgate Park brochure
Cecil Range brochure

THE COST AND FUNDRAISING
As with all projects of this size, it will be financed by a mixture of borrowing, the school's own funds and fundraising.

Over the last couple of years, donors have been approached who might consider giving a lead gift. The philanthropy of the community knows no bounds, and we have been supported in this effort by a campaign committee, with members based in the UK, USA, and in Hong Kong.

The fundraising target is £20 million and thanks to the generosity of parents and Old Wykehamists we have raised £18.6 million in cash and pledges. The more we can raise in support of this project, the more we can protect both the existing endowment, which pays for the current bursary programme, and the proceeds of Barton Farm development, which is ring-fenced for the expansion of the bursary provision. Bursary provision remains a top priority for Winchester.

WAYS TO DONATE
Donate online
UK Donation Form (print version)
Alternative options

NEWS & UPDATES
News and Stories about the build project can be found here.

Below is the latest project update from the Development Office.

Trusty Servant with Ball