S2E43: Hill Boarding Schools in India

Boarding Schools in various hill stations in India had been around since the mid-nineteenth century.
This episode of HistoryChatter looks into what role they play in society, then and now, in terms of the students they produce and the values that they instill among these students.
It looks also into the early history of the Lawrence School at Sanawar, through the personal correspondence of its founder.

Finally, it concludes with a consideration of the changes in the essential character of these schools over time.

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