The Lawrence School, Sanawar

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Established on April 15, 1847, by Sir Henry and Lady Honoria Lawrence, The Lawrence School, Sanawar, is recognized as one of the oldest co-educational boarding schools in the world. Situated at an elevation of 1,750 meters in the picturesque Kasauli Hills of Himachal Pradesh, the school spans 139 acres of forested terrain, predominantly covered with pine, deodar, and other conifer trees. Sanawar

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Sanawar was originally conceived to provide education to the children of British soldiers and other underprivileged children. The school's first session commenced with 14 boys and girls living under canvas while awaiting the completion of the initial buildings. By 1853, the student body had expanded to 195 pupils, and the school was honored with the King's Colours, a distinction held by only six other institutions in the British Empire. Wikipedia

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Affiliated with the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE), Sanawar offers a comprehensive curriculum from Lower III (Class 5) to Upper VI (Class 12). The school emphasizes holistic development, fostering academic excellence alongside achievements in sports and extracurricular activities. Its motto, "Never Give In," encapsulates the spirit of resilience and perseverance instilled in its students.Wikipedia

Over the years, Sanawar has garnered recognition for its legacy and contributions to education, including being ranked Number 1 in the EducationWorld India School Rankings 2024-25 under the category of Vintage Legacy Co-ed Boarding Schools.

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