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The Sherwood Saga
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1870
Enrolment figures touch 100 and result in the rejection of many applications for admission for want of accommodation.
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1869 - 1880
The first Principal Rev. E. Baston, imparts both identity and philosophy to the institution.
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About Sherwood
Spread across a 45-acre green campus nestled in the Shivalik ranges of the popular hill station of Nainital, Sherwood College was established in 1869, Sherwood College is widely acknowledged as one of the country’s pioneer boarding schools. Founded in 1869 as the Diocesan Boys School under the patronage of the Seventh Metropolitan of India, Rev. Robert Milman, this 149-year-old school, which has successfully maintained course through the tumultuous pre independence era and two World Wars into the dawn of a free India, has emerged as a role model co-educational residential (class III-XII) institution providing a judicious mix of academics, co-curricular and sports education to its student.