Winchester College

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Winchester College - the oldest English public school; located in Winchester

public school - private independent secondary school in Great Britain supported by endowment and tuition

Winchester - a city in southern England; administrative center of Hampshire

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Maggie, who has been an artist since achieving a BA in textile design at Winchester College of Art in 1979, explains: "I try to communicate that knowledge of a beautiful, rich and diverse landscape comes with conservation of the natural world.

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For those scratching their heads at what he meant, this is a joke in which an old Etonian (annual fees about PS39,000 a year) has a pop at someone who used to go to Winchester College (about PS40,000 a year) and says his school was better.

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The senior master has now teamed up with teachers from other public schools, including PS42,000-a-year Dulwich College and PS39,000-a-year Winchester College, to set up Scholar 6, a sixth form college for those who can't keep up with the spiralling cost of school fees.

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Socially the girls mix with boys at Eton College, Winchester College and Harrow School.

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Educated at Winchester College and Trinity College, Cambridge, he represented the latter at tennis and golf, as well as cricket, scoring 144 on one occasion for a public schools XI against the MCC at Lords.

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In 1969, John got a job at Winchester College of Art which helped financially but where "like-minded friends" unleashed the reveller within.

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Peel, son of House of Commons speaker Viscount Peel, was born on April 23, 1873, and educated at Winchester College.

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At Winchester College, he was head boy and marked out as a gifted classicist.

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After studying in a private Catholic school in Bangkok, she was sent to boarding school in England, where she later went on to Winchester College.