Is Woodstock School a co-educational boarding school?
By Truemaths, Last Updated 7 Aug, 2026 < 1 min read
Yes. Woodstock School is a fully residential, co-educational international school. It admits both boys and girls from ECP through Grade 12. The residential programme begins at Grade 6, and from that point all students live on campus in the school’s boarding residences throughout each term. Families with children in younger grades should confirm day student arrangements directly with the school.
Residential life at Woodstock plays a significant role in students’ personal and social development. Dedicated dorm parents live alongside students in the boarding houses, providing pastoral care, guidance, and day-to-day support beyond the classroom.
The co-educational residential environment at Woodstock is genuinely unusual in the Indian boarding school context. Most of India’s well-known boarding schools are single-gender. At Woodstock, boys and girls from over 30 countries grow up together in a structured, supervised, and values-driven residential community. For many families, this co-educational and international environment is one of Woodstock’s most distinctive features.
