The Lawrence School Sanawar

The Lawrence School, Sanawar, founded in 1847 by Sir Henry Lawrence and his wife Honoria, is one of Asia's oldest co-educational boarding schools, nestled in the scenic Kasauli Hills of Himachal Pradesh at an altitude of 5,000 feet. Affiliated with CBSE, the school offers education from Class IV through Class XII (ages 8–18) in a fully residential environment. The Lawrence School is a distinguished member of the Indian Public Schools' Conference (IPSC) and the prestigious Round Square international association. Its 139-acre campus encompasses heritage Victorian buildings, modern academic facilities, and extensive outdoor spaces that facilitate a uniquely experiential education. The school has a strong tradition in sports — particularly cricket, hockey, and athletics — and a vibrant co-curricular programme covering music, drama, arts, and adventure activities. Science labs, a well-stocked library, computer centres, and dedicated performing arts facilities support academic excellence. Lawrence School alumni include distinguished military officers, civil servants, politicians, and business leaders. The school's enduring legacy of character-building education in an inspiring Himalayan setting continues to attract families from across India and abroad.