Is Rishi Valley School a co-ed boarding school?
By Truemaths, Last Updated 27 Jun, 2026 < 1 min read
Yes. Rishi Valley School is a fully residential, co-educational boarding school. It admits both boys and girls, from Class IV through Class XII, and all students live on campus throughout the academic year. Day scholars are not admitted.
This is confirmed on the school’s official website and in the IPSC member records, which classify Rishi Valley as “Co-education, Fully Residential.”
The school currently enrols approximately 360 boarding students aged 8 to 17, drawn from across India and several countries around the world. The school brings together students from diverse cultural, linguistic, and socio-economic backgrounds, creating a close-knit residential community that reflects Rishi Valley’s emphasis on learning through relationships and shared living. Students live in approximately 20 small boarding houses, each accommodating between 12 and 22 students. Teaching staff live within each house as house parents, making the interaction between teachers and students outside the classroom an integral part of life at Rishi Valley. There is no perfect system. No student holds authority over another.
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