Fifty-four years, one belief.
What began with ten children at Moti Tibba in 1970 is now a global family, still taught, as ever, in the clean air of the alpine.
The Chairman
A soldier who became an educator.
Dr. (Capt.) G. S. Dhillon commanded with the 2 Para Special Forces before he ever led a classroom. He took premature retirement from the Army in 1986 and turned Dalhousie into one of India's most respected residential schools, earning the National Award for Teachers from the President of India along the way.
Our history
Milestones on the mountain.
The first session
The school begins with just 10 students at Moti Tibba, Dalhousie.
Our forever home
Relocation to the present campus and its founding academic facilities.
A soldier turns educator
Dr. (Capt.) G.S. Dhillon joins after the 2 Para Special Forces.
The NCC arrives
The National Cadet Corps is introduced to campus life.
National honours
The National Teacher's Award, presented by the President of India. NASA trips begin.
Tallest flag in Himachal
A 108-ft national flag mast is raised over the campus.
Golden Jubilee
50 years, marked with the Chief of Air Staff and a new indoor shooting range.
New Chandigarh opens
A second campus, carrying the same nature-centred philosophy to the city.
You will not lie awake wondering.
Because you will have met the people who will know your child by name, seen the room where they will sleep, and stood in the air they will breathe every morning. Choosing a school is a big decision. Come and make it with your own eyes.
A real person replies, usually the same day.