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A warm welcome to the Hebron School website! I hope that I shall also be able to welcome you in person as you make your way ‘up the hill’ to our lovely campuses in Ooty.
Ethos of Hebron School.
Hebron School is a co-educational residential school which exists to provide an affordable international education (drawn from a British tradition) based on sound Christian principles for children aged from pre-school to university entrance. It seeks to provide schooling for Christian worker children in Asia, Africa and the Gulf Region in addition to others who require an international education.
Hebron School was founded in 1899 to serve the Mission community of India and South-East Asia. Over 100 years later the School continues to fulfil its original purpose although it has grown in size and is styled an International School recognised as such by the Government of India and the State of Tamil Nadu. It is a co-educational and predominately boarding school for children aged 2 years to 19 years. We have a sizable number of day students (10% of our total roll with staff children and Wellington children in addition) numbering around 100 students out of our total of c.370. Students study the English National Curriculum leading to IGCSE in Standards 10 and 11 and to ‘A’ levels in Standards 12 and 13.
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Last Updated on Wednesday, 17 February 2010 14:19 |
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The Aims of Hebron School |
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Hebron School is an independent, international Christian residential school. Recognising the value of each individual in the community and believing that the best foundation for life is a personal relationship with Christ, its aims are: |
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Last Updated on Monday, 02 March 2009 10:29 |
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| | Hebron School is in the town of Ootacamund or Udagamandalam (Ooty), which is known as 'The Queen of the Hill Stations' in the Nilgiri Hills, situated at 2200m (7500ft), above sea level. The town dates back over 200 years to when the British chose it as the summer seat of the Madras government, because of its temperate climate.
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Our current enrollment of 364 consists of 178 girls and 186 boys, (262 boarders and 102 day students). Generally, students are accepted as boarders into Standard 5, aged nine and complete their A levels at age eighteen.
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Last Updated on Tuesday, 16 December 2008 14:44 |
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Staff members are recruited from UK, India and other Commonwealth or western countries. They enter India with a sense of God's calling and a life commitment to Jesus Christ as Saviour and Lord which are essential for this work.
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Last Updated on Tuesday, 16 December 2008 14:11 |
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The chief work of the school is naturally the care, at every level, of children in a boarding school situation. The children are cared for in dormitory groups according to age. Younger children may be under the care of a single house mother, but older children are usually cared for by a married couple acting as house-parents. There is a school nurse and caterers are in charge of domestic staff and food.
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Last Updated on Tuesday, 16 December 2008 15:23 |
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Hebron School Affiliations |
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1. Introduction: Established in 1899, Hebron is an independently managed International co-educational Christian Residential School. It is recognised by the Government of India with permission to follow the English National Curriculum which culminates in the International General Certificate of Secondary Education examinations (year 11), and the General Certificate of Education Advanced Level - A S examinations (year 12) and A 2 (year 13). Hebron is independent of any Church, Mission or Christian organization. It is registered as a Society in India and the State of Tamil Nadu (No. 1/1919/1920 dated 26/07/1919; 01/03/1984).
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Last Updated on Monday, 02 March 2009 16:59 |
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Most people find that the work of the school calls for longer hours and greater versatility than an equivalent job at home might do. The demands of the situation accentuate the problems of 'small community life'. However the rewards are great. The children are responsive, the parents appreciative and the experience of working together as a team in service to the cause of Christ in India is a satisfying one.
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