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Eton College vs Winchester College

Eton College is a boys' boarding school in Eton, Windsor and Maidenhead (ages 13–18); Winchester College is a co-ed day and boarding school in Winchester (ages 13–18). Day fees reach £63,299 a year at Eton College against £45,954 at Winchester College. At A-level, A*–A rates are 80.1% and 92%.

FieldEton CollegeEton, Windsor and MaidenheadWinchester CollegeWinchester
Houseroom Index90.99/100 (#7)88.03/100 (#17)
Day fees / yr£63,299£45,954
Boarding fees / yr£63,300£62,100
GCSE 9–7 %81.8%77.8%
A-level A*–A %80.1%92%
Oxbridge offers51 offers (19.6%)39 offers (24.8%)
Ages13–1813–18
GenderBoysCo-ed
Day / boardingBoardingDay or boarding
Pupils1,348738
LocationEton, Windsor and MaidenheadWinchester

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Eton College vs Winchester College: common questions

Which is more expensive, Eton College or Winchester College?
Eton College has the higher published day fees, up to £63,299 a year against up to £45,954 at Winchester College.
Which has better results, Eton College or Winchester College?
On the most recent figures Houseroom holds, Winchester College recorded the stronger A-level results: 92% of grades at A*–A against 80.1% at Eton College.
Can I apply to both Eton College and Winchester College?
Yes. UK independent schools run separate registration processes, so families routinely register with more than one school and decide once offers arrive. Each school sets its own registration deadline and assessment dates, so check both timelines early. Some close a year or more ahead of entry.