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Founded in 1886, Winsor is an independent day school in Boston for girls in grades 5-12.

06/03/2026

As members of the Class of 2026 wrap up their final days on campus, they came together for a senior BBQ that featured food prepared by Chef Heather and her team, lawn games, a caricature artist, and a frame-making station!

06/02/2026

We’re thrilled to welcome Leslie Dewan ’02 back to Pilgrim Road as the keynote speaker for Winsor’s 2026 Commencement. A nuclear engineer, entrepreneur, and CEO of Neutronic Designs, Leslie is helping shape the future of clean energy through her work advancing next-generation nuclear reactors. Her remarkable career reflects the intellectual curiosity, determination, and sense of purpose that have long defined a Winsor education. We look forward to celebrating the Class of 2026 and hearing Leslie’s inspiring message on June 9!

06/01/2026

In a recent Further Photography and Advanced Portfolio elective class, students selected images and prepared digital files that were then sent to Shepherd & Maudsleigh Studio to be etched onto photopolymer plates. Today they learned how to use those plates to make photogravures by inking, wiping, and printing their plates off Winsor’s printing press!

05/29/2026

In late April, Winsor hosted the 2026 Asian American Footsteps Conference (AAFC), welcoming over 60 schools to campus for the event. Two years in the making, the event was the result of close collaboration among students, faculty, and staff.

05/28/2026

The Performing Arts Block, colloquially called PAB at Winsor, is an opportunity for Lower School students to explore the arts in Classes I through IV. Last week, students in strings, woodwinds, and Lower School Orchestra took to the stage to share some of what they’ve learned this semester.

05/27/2026

Class I students embarked on a field trip to Great Meadows Wildlife Refuge in Concord to release "JJ" and "Cinnamon Bun"—the Blanding’s turtles they have been "headstarting" for the last five months. The daylong trip gave the students the opportunity to experience the native habitat of the turtles, exploring the swamp and pond ecosystem and engaging in some nature journaling.

05/26/2026

At last week's all-school assembly, the Winsor community was privileged to host Dr. Terrence Roberts of the Little Rock Nine, whose courage became an important symbol of the Civil Rights Movement. With special guest students from Boston Latin School, the event was made possible by a special collaboration with Facing History & Ourselves.

05/12/2026

Each spring, a number of beloved traditions mark the approach of the end of the school year at Winsor. This week brought to the assembly stage a favorite: the Brooks Poetry Prize competition. During all-school assembly in the David E. and Stacey L. Goel Theater, students from Class IV and Class V stepped onto the stage to share poems that resonated deeply with them, offering the community an opportunity to pause and experience the power of poetry together. Congratulations to all speakers; JonEva Balogun ’30, Kaiya Goud ’30, Grace McDonnell ’30
Sophie Wang ’30, Helina Adugna ’29, Annie Fitzpatrick ’29, Helena Lee ’29, Amelia Rudy ’29 and Grace Whitworth-Neufeld ’29. Read about the competition: https://www.winsor.edu/2026-annual-brooks-poetry-prize-competition.

05/08/2026

Class III hosted their annual Caravanserai in the Wildcat Room where students showcased their learning of the different elements, such as trade, medicine, and fashion of the Silk Road.

05/06/2026

The Visual Arts Department hosted a half-day artist residency with Cara Bean for Class I on April 30th. Cara Bean is a cartoonist, art educator, and the author of Here I Am, I Am Me, a full-color graphic novel-style adventure through the brain that demystifies and destigmatizes emotional and mental health for children. In her mindful drawing workshop, Cara guided students to focus on their minds as they draw together. She emphasized the therapeutic benefits of drawing, helping the class I students to relax, focus, and express themselves through drawing and comics.

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103 Pilgrim Road
Boston, MA
02215

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 4pm
Tuesday	8am - 4pm
Wednesday	8am - 4pm
Thursday	8am - 4pm
Friday	8am - 4pm

Telephone

+16177359500

Website

http://www.winsor.edu/

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