Sherwood School

To educate British boys and the Indian aristocracy during the Raj, the British built Sherwood College Nainital in India in 1869. One of Nainital's oldest and most distinguished boarding schools is this one. It is a coed residential school and is renowned for offering the greatest education in the nation. In Nainital, Uttarakhand, Sherwood College is hidden between the hills that border the reserve forest and the Governor's golf course on Ayarpatta Hill.

Constructed in a green 45- acre lot,837ft., above ocean position and immolation spectacular lookouts of the hills and denes of the hill station of Nainital, the Sherwood lot is an aesthetic mix of post-Edwardian style structures stretched with Gothic patterned windows, Romanesque bends, oak panelled walls, sturdy timber shafts, patios, and ultramodern structures. Academic and co-curricular education installations include smart boards in all the classes, state of the art wisdom, computer and robotics labs, two amphitheatres – the heritage 400- seat Millman  Hall and state- of- the- art 900- seat Baston Centre-- separate caravansaries for girls and boys and three dining halls. 

Sherwood College Nainital is an academy connected to the Council for the Indian School Certificate Examinations( CISCE). Under the guidance of Rev. Robert Milman, the Seventh Metropolitan of India, the Diocesan Boys School was established in 1869. Having successfully maintained its path through the unpredictable pre-independence age and two World Wars until the dawn of a free India, this 149- time-old academy has surfaced as a part model co-educational domestic (class III- XII) institution. The education that children at the academy admit is well- rounded and includes academics, adulterous conditioning, and sports.

In our bid to insure a holistic development of the scholars in other areas piecemeal from Academics, it becomes imperative for us to give the right terrain and structure for the scholars to enable them to exceed in all sporting and co-curricular conditioning for which the academy is well equipped. 

Academic and co-curricular education installations include smart boards in all the classrooms, state of the art wisdom, computer and robotics labs, two amphitheaters – the heritage 400- seat Millman Hall and state- of- the- art 900- seat Baston Centre, One Audio Visual Room, Pemberton Studio- Conference Room--- separate caravansaries for girls and boys and three dining halls. 

The academy provides the scholars with proper structure for all games out-of-door and inner- Justice, Football, Hockey, Swimming, Athletics, Basketball, Field Tennis, Table Tennis, Volleyball, Squash, Badminton, Chess, Snooker, Billiards, Firing, Diving, Gymnastics.

Registration for the upcoming academic year for Classes III through VIII for boys and girls begins in September and lasts until December for Sherwood College entrance. There is no option for handwritten registrations, thus interested candidates must register themselves online. Entrance exam and interview will be used to determine admission to Sherwood College.

 The registration process is as follows:

• Registration is done through the official website. 
• The applicant will receive an entrance date, which will be dated from September to December. Following which a writing round will be held online or offline.
• The subjects of English, Hindi and Mathematics  will all be tested online.
• If the applicant clears the writing round, the date for the Interview will be mailed.
• If the applicant clears the interview, an offer letter will be sent within 2-3 weeks and further the applicant can proceed with fee deposition. 

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The school uses the Council for Indian School Certificate Examinations (CISCE) curriculum, and students in classes X and XII take the ICSE and ISC board exams, respectively. Students in this institution are in grades III through XII. 

Two recent innovations include the implementation of a computer literacy curriculum for all students in grades VI through XII and the start of co-education in class III.