Wood Blossom School was established in the year 2008 under the aegis of Harkul Educational and Welfare Society – run by the Kairon family dedicated to school education, and through it- upliftment of remote areas of Patti and Kairon since one hundred years.

The school, therefore upholds a long-term ethos of excellence in education.  The serene farms of Kairon, Tarn Taran, Punjab are home to Wood Blossom School that expertly merges academic ambition with a range of rich extra-curricular pursuits, shaping children into well rounded, socially active, global citizens. Our keen focus on personal development, commitment to quality and dedication to continuous improvement empowers our students to handle whatever life may throw at them. Our greatest strength lies in our commitment to community – the crafting together of our shared vision. The cumulative experience of all these years has molded the school into a multi-disciplinary and multi- dimensional sanctum of learning and knowledge; where the students are shaped with love and care to elicit their talent, potential as well as to induce new skills to prepare them to face the world.

The School Board and Philosophy

Wood Blossom School is affiliated to Central Board of Secondary Education (C.B.S.E), New Delhi and has students across Elementary to Senior Secondary Grade levels. The school has a well maintained, state of the art infrastructure that is surrounded by lush green farm lands providing a serene educational atmosphere for our students. The school is equipped with Science Laboratories, Composite, Math and Language labs, IT labs, Library and Activity halls. The classrooms are spacious and the school follows a 1:30 teacher to student ratio. The sports infrastructure at Wood Blossom School supports the following sports: Basketball, Badminton, Boxing, Shot Put, Volleyball, athletics spaces, skating to name a few. Indoor games like Chess, Carrom, Table Tennis etc are supported by the school. The school is constantly trying to integrate and align itself with the NEP 2020 and NCF norms.