For the first time in its 83-year history, Campion School is set to go co-ed from Monday (July 14). The former boys’ school will see young girls stepping in, only into the nursery and kindergarten classes, starting the co-ed format in a staggered manner. The former ICSE (Indian Certificate of Secondary Education) school is also to adopt the Cambridge International Education board, under which the infrastructure of the school will get a complete overhaul.

Alumni, who once attended Campion when it was an all-boys’ school, are eager to send their daughters to their now inclusive alma mater. Varun Ahuja, who was a part of the 2003 batch, is now eagerly awaiting his daughter’s first day at Campion. “Of course, we’re a little nervous since our child is starting out on her new journey, but I’m sure that the educators and inclusive infrastructure will make it a smooth transition.”

Campion School has redesigned its learning spaces to ensure kids learn through diverse ways. PIC/BY SPECIAL ARRANGEMENT