Welham Girls' School was established in 1957 by
Ms. Olave Oliphant, an Englishwoman who aimed to create a
world-class educational institution for girls in India. Named after her
hometown village of Welham in Nottinghamshire, England, the
school began with just ten girls and has since grown into one of India's
most respected residential institutions for young women.
Academic Excellence
Affiliated with the Council for the Indian School Certificate
Examinations (CISCE), New Delhi, the school offers education from
Grade VI to XII. The curriculum emphasizes experiential
learning, analytical thinking, creativity, and career counseling to prepare
students for higher education opportunities around the world.
Pastoral Care & Residential Life
The school's supportive house system provides a safe, nurturing, and
inclusive environment where students develop confidence and independence.
Personalized mentorship, structured counseling, and comprehensive healthcare
services through the on-campus infirmary contribute to the overall well-being
and personal growth of every student.