Come with us on this exclusive tour of all of the spaces on campus that have been created and renovated between 2019 and 2022! This work was undertaken by our Estates Team and Award-winning heritage architect Aishwarya Tipnis. The work included extensive consultations with Woodstock administrators, teachers, and students, and the results are stunning! Come and see for yourself!

Thank you to all of our community members who have supported these improvements, which represent significant progress in achieving the work laid out in the Woodstock School Campus Master Plan (2019).*

Spaces included:
The Centre For Imagination (formerly Tafton)
The T.Z. Chu Science Block
HS20 - Bill and Dorothy Whitcomb Classroom funded by their children Catherine, John, Patricia and Robert, and matching funds from FWS.
HS22 - Saroj Kapadia Classroom funded by members of the class of '79 and matching funds from FWS.
HS23 - Sybil Geisinger Classroom funded by members of the classes of '62, '63, and '67 and matching funds from FWS.
HS24 - Janette Cowan Blair Classroom funded by members of the classes of '67, '68 and '87 and matching funds from FWS.
HS25 - Bob Morris Classroom funded by donations to Canadian Friends of Woodstock School and matching funds from FWS.
QS34 - Woodstock Support Staff Classroom funded by donations from members of the class of '83 and '01 and matching funds from FWS.
QS35 - FWS Classroom in celebration of its donors funded by Friends of Woodstock School.
QS30 - Almira Leslie Classroom funded by the Estate of Almira Leslie.
QS37 - Savitaben Amin Classroom funded by Rahul Amin and matching funds from FWS.
QS39 - Class of '81 Classroom funded by members of the class of '81 and matching funds from FWS.
Fundraising is ongoing for HS 21 In Honor of the Hilliards.

*Funding for the Science Labs renovation consisted of a generous donation of $500,000 from a single U.S. donor with a match of $500,000 from Friends of Woodstock School, and $200,000 from Woodstock School.

Funding for the renovation of High School and Quad Level classrooms was made possible by a worldwide community of just under 200 former Woodstock students, staff and friends. While the majority of funding came from donations to Friends of Woodstock School (FWS), donations were also made to Canadian Friends of Woodstock School and directly to Woodstock School. The oldest donor is a member of the class of '45 while the youngest is a member of the class of '01. Donations came from donors in North America (Canada and the U.S.), Australia, New Zealand, Thailand, Singapore, India, Northern Ireland, Denmark, and the UK.

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