Our site sponsor, John Livesey has researched out, and created a group on FaceBook called Winton High School. This place is fantastic for keeping in touch, talking to, leaving messages and much more for all Wintonians. The direct link to the Wintonian Group is https://www.facebook.com/groups/5615353340/ but it asks you to sign in.

This group is for Winton High School near Eccles, Manchester. A place for ex-Wintonians to gather and chat about the "best days of your lives"...

Winton High School/ Winton Senior School. Now this page is designed to focus on the achievements of Wintonians. We are looking for your business Web Sites (free promotion eh!) or for those with a personal Web Site that they can share with us. If no Web Page please send a brag sheet of your achievements in microsoft word format, and I …

This Web Site is dedicated to all the former Teachers, Students, Staff and Memories that this building housed during it's short life. The following will live on in our hearts and memories. They did leave their mark. Remembered by... d. Jan 1984. See his profile. Bradburn, Irene. Mrs.

Jane Jones welcomed Madeleine An Jimmy Hiorns to Winton High School 1977 - 1982 Wall Of Shame.

From their first day at Stowe, Wintonians are encouraged to embrace all the opportunities that Stowe has to offer and to contribute to a community that prides itself on support and tolerance for one another.

Jul 12, 2022 · It was an absolute joy to see so many of the Old Wintonians gather for their summer reunion after a three year break. Creating new memories with old friends. The Winton Society spans the decades. ...

53 Followers, 146 Following, 4 Posts - Confessions of the Wintonians (@winchuniconfessions) on Instagram: "The Legend Returns…… DM to be featured anonymously :)"

Tag: Old Wintonians. Interviews ‘Digging up the past’ with Phil Yates. September 6, 2017 October 31, 2017 BeckyB. Discovering the story of the Bevin Boys. Tagged All Our Stories, Bevin Boys, Old Wintonians, Winchester, WW2 Leave a comment. For the latest news. Email Address: Follow Have you seen this?

Winton is a village about 6 miles West of Manchester, England. It was officially opened on Tuesday 28th June, 1938 by Mr Kenneth M. Lindsay, Parliamentary Secretary to the board of education, and was called; Winton County Secondary Modern School. It had it's 'girls side' and it's 'boys side' and ne'er the twain shall meet....well.... :)