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India, Ooty
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Founded in 1899 by Miss Grace Orlebar as a primary school for daughters of Brethren missionaries in Coonoor. Moved to Silverdale in 1908. In 1961, Lushington Boys' School was established with 60 students. The two schools amalgamated in 1974-75 to form the current co-educational Hebron School. Enrolment peaked at 205 in 1965 before the merger. Now serves 370 students on a 22-acre campus in the Nilgiri Hills at 7,000 ft elevation.
Multicultural boarding community with students from missionary and international families worldwide. Strong alumni network with reunions held in London and India. Partnership with parents programme.
Partnership with parents programme fostering regular communication between school and families. Alumni reunions and school revisit programmes.
Hebron School is a co-educational Christian international residential school in the Nilgiri Hills of Ooty, founded in 1899. Set on a 22-acre campus at 7,000 ft elevation, it offers British-tradition education with Cambridge IGCSE and A Levels from Reception through Grade 13. The school serves around 370 students with a strong boarding community, over 43 sports activities, and Duke of Edinburgh Awards.
