OAK GROVE SCHOOL

Oak Grove School, the first Railway hill school, was started in 1870 by the erstwhile Sindh,Punjab and Delhi(SPD) Railway which later came to be known as North western Railway at a bungalow called 'Fairlawn' which was part of the Rajah of Nepal's estate and close to the place where Oak Grove School is now located. The Fairlawn school was merged with the Oak Grove School in 1894 as the number of students had increased and there was a dearth of staff to manage the school. Oak Grove School started with only 28 students on its rolls and at present more than 600 students..... This school has a glorious tradition of 132 years and it is now ready to transform itself to an institution of modern times. The real challenge lies in embracing modern technologies without breaking the traditions of the past which is not an easy task.