Summer field school

Summer field School is extraordinary compared to other CBSE boarding Schools of Dehradun. The school is situated in sylvan surroundings on the western edge of the Doon Valley tucked between the Garhwal Himalayas in the North and the Shivalik extends in the south.

The school is situated on NH 123, 36km from Dehradun railroad station. The stream Yamuna, in the entirety of its shining greatness, streams 1.5km from the school. The slope stations of Mussoorie and Chakrata are in closeness Novel component

“When you return home, say this to them of us, we gave our today for your tomorrow” Summerfield School is maybe the main CBSE affiliated private public school in the country which has for as far back as 25 years dealt with the offspring of our bold men in uniform. The Bravehearts and Veerangana hostels for young men and girls house, other than regular folks, around 100 children and little girls of the martyred, incapacitated and serving and resigned fighters of the Indian Defense Services and Paramilitary powers.

Summer field School was established in the year 1987 as it was felt that there was the need to build up in a country territory, a CBSE affiliated institution that would give quality public school design instruction. The school gladly praised 25 years of its reality in 2012. 20 bunches of class X students and 8 clusters of class 12 students have gone out effectively carrying trees to this institution. Students of Summerfield are finding real success in the fields of Medicine, Engineering, Armed Forces, Industry and Services in India and abroad.

The school Boarding House has a free, stylishly structured lodging complex which takes into account the necessities of the students for comfortable and thoughtful living. The students are very much directed and checked by the residential staff. The quarters are all around spread out, satisfactorily ventilated and conform to elevated expectations of cleanliness. The students invest wholeheartedly in cleaning and keeping up their residences themselves