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== Alphabetical List of Schools == | == Alphabetical List of Schools == | ||
[[Image:Baldwin's Boys School.jpg|thumb|200px|right|Baldwin Boys School, Bangalore]] | [[Image:Baldwin's Boys School.jpg|thumb|200px|right|Baldwin Boys School, Bangalore]] | ||
| − | [http://www.geocities.com/Athens/2960/baldwin.htm Baldwin Boys' High School, Bangalore] | + | [http://www.geocities.com/Athens/2960/baldwin.htm Baldwin Boys' High School, Bangalore]. |
Previously known as the Episcopal Methodist School | Previously known as the Episcopal Methodist School | ||
| − | [http://home.the-wire.com/~raga/bhs.html Barnes School, Deolali] | + | [http://home.the-wire.com/~raga/bhs.html Barnes School, Deolali]. |
Deolali is now spelt Devlali and is near Nasik (Nashik), which is a little north and east of Bombay across the Ghats. It was formerly a British school, then an Anglo-Indian school. This site contains a history of Barnes School. | Deolali is now spelt Devlali and is near Nasik (Nashik), which is a little north and east of Bombay across the Ghats. It was formerly a British school, then an Anglo-Indian school. This site contains a history of Barnes School. | ||
| − | [http://www.telusplanet.net/public/darouxl/Memories.html Barnes School, Deolali] | + | [http://www.telusplanet.net/public/darouxl/Memories.html Barnes School, Deolali]. |
This site has some photos of Barnes School, along with other photos of India and Anglo-Indians. | This site has some photos of Barnes School, along with other photos of India and Anglo-Indians. | ||
| − | '''Bethany College''', [[Darjeeling]] | + | '''Bethany College''', [[Darjeeling]]. |
| − | '''Bishop Cotton School''', [[Darjeeling]] | + | '''Bishop Cotton School''', [[Darjeeling]]. |
| − | '''Bishop Cotton School''', [[Madras]] | + | '''Bishop Cotton School''', [[Madras]]. |
| − | [http://bishopcottonshimla.com | + | ;Bishop Cotton School, [[Simla]]. |
| − | [http://www.oldcottonians.org/ocs1863-2004_listing.htm Listing of Boys at the School 1863-2004] | + | :[http://bishopcottonshimla.com The official website] contains a history of the school. (Simla is now called Shimla.) |
| − | [http://oldcottonians.org/search_page.htm Search the Names] | + | :[http://www.geocities.com/CollegePark/Plaza/6143/contents.htm The unofficial website] has a range of information on modern activities of the school, as well as a brief history of the school. |
| + | :[http://www.oldcottonians.org Old Cottonians Association] also has the following: | ||
| + | ::[http://www.oldcottonians.org/ocs1863-2004_listing.htm Listing of Boys at the School 1863-2004] | ||
| + | ::[http://oldcottonians.org/search_page.htm Search the Names] | ||
| − | '''Bombay Scottish School''', [[Bombay]] | + | '''Bombay Scottish School''', [[Bombay]]. Established in 1847 as the 'Scottish Female Orphanage', in 1856 as the 'Orphanage for the Sons of Presbyterians', the school was combined in 1863 to become the 'Bombay Scottish Orphanage'. |
| − | Established in 1847 as the 'Scottish Female Orphanage' | ||
| − | [http://hebronooty.org/ Breeks, Ootacamund] | + | [http://hebronooty.org/ Breeks, Ootacamund], now called '''Hebron School''' (see below). |
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'''Cambrai Hall''', [[Dehra Dun]]. | '''Cambrai Hall''', [[Dehra Dun]]. | ||
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'''Convent of Jesus & Mary''', [[Dehra Dun]]. | '''Convent of Jesus & Mary''', [[Dehra Dun]]. | ||
| − | [http://www.geocities.com/TheTropics/Cabana/3861/alumdarj1.html Darjeeling Schools] | + | [http://www.geocities.com/TheTropics/Cabana/3861/alumdarj1.html Darjeeling Schools]. |
John Kinglsey's website provides a list of schools in Darjeeling, along with official websites, where they exist. | John Kinglsey's website provides a list of schools in Darjeeling, along with official websites, where they exist. | ||
| − | '''Doveton College''', [[Madras]] | + | '''Doveton College''', [[Madras]]. |
Now called the Doveton-Corrie High School. | Now called the Doveton-Corrie High School. | ||
| − | '''Dow Hill School''', [[Kurseong]] | + | '''Dow Hill School''', [[Kurseong]]. |
| − | '''East Indian Railway School, Oak Grove''', [[Mussoorie]] also called the | + | '''East Indian Railway School, Oak Grove''', [[Mussoorie]], also called the '''EIR School''' (see Oak Grove School below). |
| − | '''Fairlawn | + | '''Fairlawn School''', [[Mussoorie]]. This School was established as the '''Sind, Punjab and Delhi Railway School''' in August 1877 with about 27 pupils. Following extensions about 1880, 45 children (boys and girls) could be accommodated. Later (after January 1886) it was renamed the '''North Western Railway School'''. Following the death of the Headmaster in 1894, the School closed and the boys were transferred to the '''Oak Grove School''' (see below). It is not known (2009) where the girls went. |
[http://www.drgrahamshomes.co.uk/ Dr Graham’s Homes], Kalimpong. The Homes were set up in 1900 by Dr Graham of the church of Scotland to house, feed, educate and train abandoned Anglo-Indian children. The Homes are still in existence today and this website has many photos of the Homes and the children. | [http://www.drgrahamshomes.co.uk/ Dr Graham’s Homes], Kalimpong. The Homes were set up in 1900 by Dr Graham of the church of Scotland to house, feed, educate and train abandoned Anglo-Indian children. The Homes are still in existence today and this website has many photos of the Homes and the children. | ||
| − | [http://www.dyrms.net/sonsofthebrave.php Duke of York Military School] | + | [http://www.dyrms.net/sonsofthebrave.php Duke of York Military School]. |
A school in Dover, England for sons of soldiers and officers serving in India. This unofficial website is to help ‘Old Boys and Old Girls’ keep in contact via the Internet. | A school in Dover, England for sons of soldiers and officers serving in India. This unofficial website is to help ‘Old Boys and Old Girls’ keep in contact via the Internet. | ||
| − | '''Goethals Memorial School''' | + | '''Goethals Memorial School'''. |
Built on the side of a hill in the Himalayan Mountains, Goethals Memorial School is situated near the picturesque town of Kurseong, a district of Darjeeling. | Built on the side of a hill in the Himalayan Mountains, Goethals Memorial School is situated near the picturesque town of Kurseong, a district of Darjeeling. | ||
| − | '''Hallett War School''', [[Naini Tal]] | + | '''Hallett War School''', [[Naini Tal]]. |
Ethel Fowle, aunt of John Fowle, was headmistress 1941-42. | Ethel Fowle, aunt of John Fowle, was headmistress 1941-42. | ||
| − | [http://hebronooty.org/ Hebron School, Ootacamund] | + | [http://hebronooty.org/ Hebron School, Ootacamund]. |
Formerly Breeks and Lushington Boys' School. | Formerly Breeks and Lushington Boys' School. | ||
| − | '''Kodaikanal International School''' | + | '''Kodaikanal International School'''. |
This began as a school for the children of missionaries in 1901. | This began as a school for the children of missionaries in 1901. | ||
| − | [http://home.the-wire.com/~raga/lmc.html La Martiniere College, Lucknow] | + | [http://home.the-wire.com/~raga/lmc.html La Martiniere College, Lucknow]. |
This is David King's website about La Martiniere College in [[Lucknow]]. | This is David King's website about La Martiniere College in [[Lucknow]]. | ||
| − | '''La Martiniere College''', [[Calcutta]] | + | '''La Martiniere College''', [[Calcutta]]. |
[http://www.lovedale.org/ Lawrence School, Lovedale] (near Ootacamund). (This appears to be an alumni website.) | [http://www.lovedale.org/ Lawrence School, Lovedale] (near Ootacamund). (This appears to be an alumni website.) | ||
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One of the four Lawrence schools in India, founded to provide education for the orphans of British soldiers in India. | One of the four Lawrence schools in India, founded to provide education for the orphans of British soldiers in India. | ||
| − | '''Lushington Boys' School''', [[Ootacamund]] | + | '''Lushington Boys' School''', [[Ootacamund]], now called '''Hebron School''' (see above). |
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| − | [http://www.success.co.th/mthermon/ | + | [http://www.success.co.th/mthermon/ Mount Hermon, Darjeeling]. |
| − | Founded by Emma Knowles | + | Founded by Emma Knowles and previously called '''Queen's Hill''' (see below). This is an alumni (unofficial) website. |
| − | '''North Western Railway School, Fairlawn''', [[Mussoorie]]. | + | '''North Western Railway School, Fairlawn''', [[Mussoorie]]. See '''Fairlawn School''' above. |
| − | [http://www.oakgrove-jharipani.com Oak Grove School, Mussoorie] | + | [http://www.oakgrove-jharipani.com Oak Grove School, Mussoorie]. |
| + | Official school website includes a history. This School was originally known as the '''East Indian Railway School, Oak Grove''' and still has a strong railway connection. In 1894 it took over the boys from the '''Fairlawn School''' (see above) which was situated nearby, when the headmaster of Fairlawn died. | ||
| − | '''Philander Smith College''', [[Mussoorie]] | + | '''Philander Smith College''', [[Mussoorie]]. |
Founded by the American Methodist Episcopal Missionary Society. | Founded by the American Methodist Episcopal Missionary Society. | ||
| − | '''Queen's Hill''' | + | '''Queen's Hill'''. |
| − | Founded by Emma Knowles. Later called | + | Founded by Emma Knowles. Later called '''Mount Hermon''' (see above). |
| − | '''St Helen's School''', [[Kurseong]] | + | '''St Helen's School''', [[Kurseong]]. |
Also includes Goethal's Memorial College. | Also includes Goethal's Memorial College. | ||
| − | '''St George's College''', Dehra Dun | + | '''St George's College''', [[Dehra Dun]]. |
| − | '''St Georges''', [[Mussoorie]] | + | '''St Georges''', [[Mussoorie]]. |
Founded and run by the Patrician Brothers, a Catholic order. | Founded and run by the Patrician Brothers, a Catholic order. | ||
| − | '''St Joan's School''', [[Kashmir]] | + | '''St Joan's School''', [[Kashmir]]. |
Ethel Fowle, aunt of John Fowle, was headmistress 1943-45. | Ethel Fowle, aunt of John Fowle, was headmistress 1943-45. | ||
| − | '''St Joseph's Academy''', [[Dehra Dun]] | + | '''St Joseph's Academy''', [[Dehra Dun]]. |
| − | '''St Joseph's Boys High School''', [[Bangalore]] | + | '''St Joseph's Boys High School''', [[Bangalore]]. |
| − | '''St Joseph's Boys High School''', [[Vepery]], [[Madras]] | + | '''St Joseph's Boys High School''', [[Vepery]], [[Madras]]. |
| − | '''St | + | '''St Joseph's Boys Higher Secondary Schoool''', [[Coonoor]]. |
| − | + | A school founded and run by the Patrician Brothers, a Catholic order. | |
| − | [http://www.sursumcorda.org/ St Joseph's College, Darjeeling] | + | [http://www.sursumcorda.org/ St Joseph's College, Darjeeling]. |
| − | The official school website | + | The official school website. |
| − | [http://www.geocities.com/heartland/pines/1045/ St Joseph's College, Darjeeling] | + | [http://www.geocities.com/heartland/pines/1045/ St Joseph's College, Darjeeling]. |
| − | Arijit Sen's website | + | Arijit Sen's website. |
| − | '''St Lawrence High School''', [[Calcutta]]. Formerly | + | '''St Lawrence High School''', [[Calcutta]]. Formerly known as the Lower Orphan School on Free School Street in Calcutta. |
| − | [http://www.dgrc.ca/sms/directry.htm St Mary’s High School, Mt Abu] | + | [http://www.dgrc.ca/sms/directry.htm St Mary’s High School, Mt Abu]. |
| − | This webpage has | + | This webpage has lists of the students in attendance at St Mary’s High School in various years. |
| − | [http://www.zubin.com/paulites/ St Paul's, Darjeeling] | + | [http://www.zubin.com/paulites/ St Paul's, Darjeeling]. |
| − | A very expensive school, attended by the children of the highest Imperial officials. This link is Zubin Medora's website. | + | A very expensive school, attended by the children of the highest Imperial officials. This link is to Zubin Medora's website. |
| − | '''St Teresa's Girls' High School''', [[Darjeeling]] | + | '''St Teresa's Girls' High School''', [[Darjeeling]]. |
| − | '''St Xavier's School''', [[Amhedabad]] | + | '''St Xavier's School''', [[Amhedabad]]. |
| − | '''Sind, Punjab and Delhi Railway School,''' [[Mussoorie]]. | + | '''Sind, Punjab and Delhi Railway School,''' [[Mussoorie]]. See '''Fairlawn School''' above. |
| − | [http://www.orbonline.net/~auballan/vicdow.htm Victoria School and Dow Hill School, Kurseong] | + | [http://www.orbonline.net/~auballan/vicdow.htm Victoria School and Dow Hill School, Kurseong]. |
This is the website of The Old Boys and Old Girls Association of Victoria School and Dow Hill School, [[Kurseong]]. | This is the website of The Old Boys and Old Girls Association of Victoria School and Dow Hill School, [[Kurseong]]. | ||
| − | [http://www.vsdh.org/vsdh.html Victoria School, Kurseong] | + | [http://www.vsdh.org/vsdh.html Victoria School, Kurseong]. |
This is the website of John Feltham, a former student at [[Kurseong]]. | This is the website of John Feltham, a former student at [[Kurseong]]. | ||
| − | '''Wellesley Girls High School''', [[Naini Tal]] | + | '''Wellesley Girls High School''', [[Naini Tal]]. |
| − | Founded by Emma Knowles, who also founded | + | Founded by Emma Knowles, who also founded '''Mount Hermon''' (see above). Boys attended until their 9th birthday. |
| − | [http://www.woodstock.ac.in/ Woodstock School, Mussoorie] | + | [http://www.woodstock.ac.in/ Woodstock School, Mussoorie]. |
This is the official website of the school which has been in operation since 1854. | This is the official website of the school which has been in operation since 1854. | ||
Revision as of 10:20, 27 June 2009
This page lists some former British schools in India, with links to their modern websites, where applicable. If you have information or links to add, please update this page.
For an excellent, well-written book on former British schools in India, please see Hazel Innes Craig's book Under the Old School Topee.
Alphabetical List of Schools
Baldwin Boys' High School, Bangalore. Previously known as the Episcopal Methodist School
Barnes School, Deolali. Deolali is now spelt Devlali and is near Nasik (Nashik), which is a little north and east of Bombay across the Ghats. It was formerly a British school, then an Anglo-Indian school. This site contains a history of Barnes School.
Barnes School, Deolali. This site has some photos of Barnes School, along with other photos of India and Anglo-Indians.
Bethany College, Darjeeling.
Bishop Cotton School, Darjeeling.
Bishop Cotton School, Madras.
- Bishop Cotton School, Simla.
- The official website contains a history of the school. (Simla is now called Shimla.)
- The unofficial website has a range of information on modern activities of the school, as well as a brief history of the school.
- Old Cottonians Association also has the following:
Bombay Scottish School, Bombay. Established in 1847 as the 'Scottish Female Orphanage', in 1856 as the 'Orphanage for the Sons of Presbyterians', the school was combined in 1863 to become the 'Bombay Scottish Orphanage'.
Breeks, Ootacamund, now called Hebron School (see below).
Cambrai Hall, Dehra Dun.
Carman School, Dehra Dun.
Colonel Brown Cambridge School, Dehra Dun.
Constancia School, Dehra Dun.
Convent of Jesus & Mary, Dehra Dun.
Darjeeling Schools. John Kinglsey's website provides a list of schools in Darjeeling, along with official websites, where they exist.
Doveton College, Madras. Now called the Doveton-Corrie High School.
Dow Hill School, Kurseong.
East Indian Railway School, Oak Grove, Mussoorie, also called the EIR School (see Oak Grove School below).
Fairlawn School, Mussoorie. This School was established as the Sind, Punjab and Delhi Railway School in August 1877 with about 27 pupils. Following extensions about 1880, 45 children (boys and girls) could be accommodated. Later (after January 1886) it was renamed the North Western Railway School. Following the death of the Headmaster in 1894, the School closed and the boys were transferred to the Oak Grove School (see below). It is not known (2009) where the girls went.
Dr Graham’s Homes, Kalimpong. The Homes were set up in 1900 by Dr Graham of the church of Scotland to house, feed, educate and train abandoned Anglo-Indian children. The Homes are still in existence today and this website has many photos of the Homes and the children.
Duke of York Military School. A school in Dover, England for sons of soldiers and officers serving in India. This unofficial website is to help ‘Old Boys and Old Girls’ keep in contact via the Internet.
Goethals Memorial School. Built on the side of a hill in the Himalayan Mountains, Goethals Memorial School is situated near the picturesque town of Kurseong, a district of Darjeeling.
Hallett War School, Naini Tal. Ethel Fowle, aunt of John Fowle, was headmistress 1941-42.
Hebron School, Ootacamund. Formerly Breeks and Lushington Boys' School.
Kodaikanal International School. This began as a school for the children of missionaries in 1901.
La Martiniere College, Lucknow. This is David King's website about La Martiniere College in Lucknow.
La Martiniere College, Calcutta.
Lawrence School, Lovedale (near Ootacamund). (This appears to be an alumni website.) One of the four Lawrence schools in India, founded to provide education for the orphans of British soldiers in India. This school is in Ootacamund in the Nilgiri Hills of Tamil Nadu.
Lawrence School, Sanawar (near Simla). One of the four Lawrence schools in India, founded to provide education for the orphans of British soldiers in India.
Lushington Boys' School, Ootacamund, now called Hebron School (see above).
Mount Hermon, Darjeeling. Founded by Emma Knowles and previously called Queen's Hill (see below). This is an alumni (unofficial) website.
North Western Railway School, Fairlawn, Mussoorie. See Fairlawn School above.
Oak Grove School, Mussoorie. Official school website includes a history. This School was originally known as the East Indian Railway School, Oak Grove and still has a strong railway connection. In 1894 it took over the boys from the Fairlawn School (see above) which was situated nearby, when the headmaster of Fairlawn died.
Philander Smith College, Mussoorie. Founded by the American Methodist Episcopal Missionary Society.
Queen's Hill. Founded by Emma Knowles. Later called Mount Hermon (see above).
St Helen's School, Kurseong. Also includes Goethal's Memorial College.
St George's College, Dehra Dun.
St Georges, Mussoorie. Founded and run by the Patrician Brothers, a Catholic order.
St Joan's School, Kashmir. Ethel Fowle, aunt of John Fowle, was headmistress 1943-45.
St Joseph's Academy, Dehra Dun.
St Joseph's Boys High School, Bangalore.
St Joseph's Boys High School, Vepery, Madras.
St Joseph's Boys Higher Secondary Schoool, Coonoor. A school founded and run by the Patrician Brothers, a Catholic order.
St Joseph's College, Darjeeling. The official school website.
St Joseph's College, Darjeeling. Arijit Sen's website.
St Lawrence High School, Calcutta. Formerly known as the Lower Orphan School on Free School Street in Calcutta.
St Mary’s High School, Mt Abu. This webpage has lists of the students in attendance at St Mary’s High School in various years.
St Paul's, Darjeeling. A very expensive school, attended by the children of the highest Imperial officials. This link is to Zubin Medora's website.
St Teresa's Girls' High School, Darjeeling.
St Xavier's School, Amhedabad.
Sind, Punjab and Delhi Railway School, Mussoorie. See Fairlawn School above.
Victoria School and Dow Hill School, Kurseong. This is the website of The Old Boys and Old Girls Association of Victoria School and Dow Hill School, Kurseong.
Victoria School, Kurseong. This is the website of John Feltham, a former student at Kurseong.
Wellesley Girls High School, Naini Tal. Founded by Emma Knowles, who also founded Mount Hermon (see above). Boys attended until their 9th birthday.
Woodstock School, Mussoorie. This is the official website of the school which has been in operation since 1854.
Other Resources
Wikipedia has articles on many schools in India (of varying quality). An incomplete list of schools is also available.
Making Contact
- Batchmates This is a site where you can register your interest in a particular school in India that you attended in youth.
- Indian Alumni This is a website to help alumni of Indian schools make contact with each other.
