Welcome
30 July 2010
Welcome to the online community of Old Wykehamists. We hope that you will find the information here useful to communicate with other OWs and to find out about events, societies and our latest news.
Keeping in touch with other OWs
Our online database is a members only area with a secure login. Once you have successfully registered and logged in you will be able to:
- view and edit the data we hold on you
- view the events calendar, register and pay online for events
- search the directory facility for details of other OWs whom you can contact, provided their permission has been received to display their personal information
- use the discussion boards and forums to keep in touch with other OWs
- both read and submit news to our Newsdesk
If you would like to get in touch with another OW who has chosen not to display personal information, please contact us at the Winchester College Society office.
The Data Protection Act 1998 prevents us from disclosing their personal contact details but we are happy to forward your correspondence or inform them that you wish to be in touch.
Keeping in touch with us
Please remember to keep us up to date with your contact details to enable us to send you news of events and our publications. You can view and amend your details immediately, once you have registered and logged on to the site. Of, if you prefer, contact us at the Winchester College Society office.
Join the OW Networking Group at Linkedin
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Ed Hoad (B, 1996-01) has set up an Old Wykehamist networking group at Linkedin. The aim is to encourage collaborative working and business networking amongst OWs in various industries. It is open to all OWs regardless of geographic location, age or occupation. To join this group click on the Linkedin logo. |
Notice from Careers Department
Perhaps you are a barrister and can help a current Wykehamist discover something about chamber life? Maybe you work in the media or arts industry and wouldn’t mind advising on how to get into the business? Alternatively, do you work in the City or practice as an architect and would be prepared to be shadowed by a student?
Whichever sector you work in, the School’s Careers Department would be very keen to hear from you if you are able to offer a work experience placement to a student. In today’s competitive world, work experience is becoming increasingly important. It gives young people a better understanding of the working world and provides an invaluable enhancement to their university application form.
If you feel that you may be able to help the School in this way, please contact the Careers Department on telephone +44 (0)1962 621109 or email careers department.
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Dates for your diary
Annual Report
The Trusty Servant
OWs in Asia
Ten Sen Men
Latest OW News
The annual golf match for the Sinister Pot was held on 15th June at Sandford Springs Golf Club. Read more ... George Mallory's (Coll, 1900-05) first book is being published, over 75 years after his death. Read more ...
Lt Col Nick Kitson (H, 1982-87) is back from Afghan duty and is giving a talk on 3 Rifles' recent tour of duty in Afghanistan in Winchester on July 6. Read more ...
MMX Long Roll is now nearing completion and is available to all-comers at £10 a copy. Should you wish to purchase a copy, please email Alastair Land (Master in College).
Presentation of new Colours to CCF, the Winchester College Combined Cadet Force, by HRH The Earl of Wessex KG KCVO was held on Wednesday 5th May 2010 at Win Coll. Read more ...
We have recently been given details of two films featuring Win Coll made by Pathé. The archive includes two short films of particular interest to Wykehamists and the wider Win Coll community and are now available to view online. Read more ...
Ben Moreau (I, 1995-00) completed the London Marathon in 2 hours and 16 minutes.
Stephen Liversedge (E, 1963-68) was an inspiration for a healthier town. Read more ...
George Nash (K, 2002-07) turns off the power to go faster (Cambridge News). Read more ...
Christopher Tan ((E, 1996-01) has launched the official HK Wincoll Alumni online community on Facebook. Read more …
Peter Wilson (H, 1989-94) has moved on promotion from the post of Assistant Director of the Home Office press office to take up the role of Chief Press Officer at the Department of Energy and Climate Change.
On Australia Day 2010, Leslie Walford ( A, 1941-45) was made a Member of the Order of Australia for service to the performing arts, particularly in the field of theatre restoration and decoration, and to the profession of interior design.
Richard Stanley-Baker (I, 1956-61) has a new book out. Read more ...
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