Students- Come and spend your summer at Woodstock School

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Any student from across the world can now take up the opportunity of getting a taste of the Woodstock experience by enrolling himself or herself in the many summer courses at “Summer at Woodstock” programme that will begin at the school here from July 1 and go on till July 14.

Tutors for “Summer at Woodstock” are drawn from Woodstock School’s excellent academic staff, alongside accomplished individuals who have excelled in their relevant fields. Collectively they represent a broad depth of teaching experience, and are committed not only to helping students learn and excel in their chosen field of study, but also to have a fun and exciting time while at Woodstock.

Summer at Woodstock programme directors are Amy Seefeldt and John Robertson, other tutors being Susan Rits, Stefan Prakash and Arti Jain, who are leading the Entrepreneurship, Art for Change and Media and Storytelling courses respectively.

The morning programmes will include English language acquisition, leadership, Spanish and French, Art for Change and Media and Storytellng courses.

The afternoon programmes will be Sports, Robotics, Climbing, team building, college application writing and Guitar. The programmes will consist of 15 hours of tuition each week, twelve and a half hours of afternoon activities each week, excursions and evening activities, accommodation and meals and certificates. Chaperoned transfer from Delhi airport is also provided.

These summer courses at the picturesque school in the Himalayas provide the opportunity to students to develop valuable skills and experience in a wide range of areas to suit every student’s interest and needs. 

Education at Woodstock is based on a broad, challenging and holistic programme. Woodstock develops young people who become confident individuals, effective leaders, successful learners and responsible global citizens.

Woodstock is an accredited, non-profit, unaided, co-educational, residential, international school accorded the status of a Minority Charitable Educational Institution by the National Minorities Commission of India.

It has a broad, balanced and rigorous international curriculum, spanning sciences, arts and humanities, draws from the very best of the British, American and international education systems. The school offers a fully accredited American high school diploma. Students are prepared for examinations deliberately designed to support their successful application to high-calibre universities and colleges within India and throughout the world. Woodstock School is a candidate school for the International Baccalaureate’s Middle Years Programme (MYP) and Diploma Programme (DP).

 The school is pursuing authorisation as an IB World School. IB World Schools share a common philosophy–a commitment to high-quality, challenging, international education.

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