India, Dehradun
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The school offers experiences that foster 21st-century skills including critical thinking, creativity, collaboration and communication, and emphasizes social and emotional skills to help students become responsible, ethical leaders and socially aware citizens.
English is the medium of instruction throughout the school. Hindi holds a place of importance in the curriculum, and in Middle School (Grades VI–VIII) students may choose a third language from Sanskrit, French, Spanish, German or Punjabi.
A full-time Emotional Counsellor provides personal counselling to students, with confidential sessions in a supportive environment, and periodic talks to help build resilience, manage emotions and resolve conflicts.
Welham Girls' School in Dehradun is a residential, all-girls school offering classes VI to XII. It follows a dual curriculum with the Indian Curriculum (ICSE/ISC) and Cambridge IGCSE, with English as the medium of instruction and Hindi given emphasis along with a third language option in middle school. The academic year runs March to February. The school prepares learners for ICSE/ISC examinations and Cambridge assessments. Facilities include a spacious library and e-source centre, Wi‑Fi-enabled classrooms, and well-equipped laboratories for Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Computer Science, Mathematics, History, Geography and Home Science. On-site sports, indoor and outdoor courts, a swimming pool and a large field sustain daily activity. A broad co-curricular program features Indian and Western music, Indian dance, art, drama, debating, photography, and technology clubs, with SPICMACAY performances and service initiatives such as Reach Out. The school prioritises inclusivity, mentoring, and career guidance, with counseling and an infirmary for student wellbeing.