Honouring the founders of Wilsonia and the lifelong dedication of Mrs. Shirin Santram — the guiding lights of our institution.
We remember with deep respect the Founders of Wilsonia, Rev. Henry Reiner Wilson and Mrs. Virginia Mahalekha Wilson, whose foresight and commitment laid the foundation of this institution in 1966, in their humble house at Civil Lines.
Through their dedication to education and values, they sowed the seeds of a school that would grow into a trusted home of learning for generations of students in Moradabad and beyond. Their belief in disciplined learning, Morals and character and opportunity for every child continues to guide Wilsonia Scholars’ Home
Though they are no longer with us, their legacy lives on in every classroom, every celebration and every student who walks through these gates.
From a Vision and a Dream to a Living institution — Wilsonia stands today as a tribute to those who first believed that quality education could transform lives and communities.
We pay our heartfelt tribute to Mrs. Shirin Santram, a respected and honoured Educationist of Moradabad, Uttar Pradesh, who dedicated her entire life to the noble cause of teaching. With unmatched zest and zeal for learning, she enlightened the city of Moradabad and guided decades of students toward knowledge, character and excellence.
She was the axis on which the Wilsonia Group grew through the years, after she took over the reign in 1977 from her parents. She was pivotal to the growth of the Group from a small school up to grade 5 to the place it stands today, with branches across the city and providing education to thousands from Kindergarten to grade 12 and even Post Graduation!
Generations of Wilsonians cherish her memories. She was the very life of every Branch, and her passing has left an immense void that can never be filled.
Wilsonia resolutely continues its service of imparting education to all who enter the schools’ revered portals, with the blessings and eternal guidance of Director Ma’am. Her memories and indelible mark on the school and the city will live on forever.