The Scindia School at Gwalior Fort
1897 — TODAY

Generations of Scindians.
A Shared Heritage.

Celebrating the story of The Scindia School and the enduring connections of its Old Boys’ Association.

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Some bonds stay with us.

Shared school days leave a lasting connection. Through its Old Boys’ Association, generations of Scindians continue to meet, share their experiences and contribute to the life of the school.

A shared history

1897

The school takes root

Maharaja Madhavrao Jayajirao Scindia establishes Sardars’ School within Gwalior Fort.

1933

A name that endures

The institution becomes The Scindia School, with F. G. Pearce as Principal.

1948

The idea of a fellowship

The School Review recalls alumnus Mr Natwar advocating a formal Old Boys’ Association.

1959

SOBA is registered

On 25 November, the association is formally registered, giving the Scindian fellowship an institutional home.

2000

Connections cross borders

On 21 October, HH Maharaja Madhavrao Scindia unveils SOBA’s first official website.

2003

A foundation for the future

A new constitution is ratified on 22 October, establishing SOBA’s autonomous governance.

Shared memories.
Continuing connections.

Reunions, regional chapters and shared stories keep the fellowship alive.

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School hostel at Gwalior Fort
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