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Admissions for the 2027 session are open: Nursery to Grade 9. Apply by 15 January.

Academics

Strong foundations, curious minds

A balanced Nepal national curriculum enriched with projects, labs, computers and strong spoken and written English.

  • Nursery to Grade 10
  • Classes of 25
  • 60 teachers
Students and their teacher in a Greenfield classroom

Four stages

Programmes for every age

  • Pre-primary

    Nursery, LKG and UKG. Play-based learning, phonics, early numbers and social skills.

  • Primary

    Grades 1 to 5. English, Nepali, mathematics, science, social studies, computer, art and music.

  • Lower secondary

    Grades 6 to 8. Subject specialists, practical science, project work and leadership roles.

  • Secondary

    Grades 9 and 10. Careful preparation for the Grade 10 board examinations with career guidance.

Programmes at a glance

What a child can expect at each stage.

Compare plansPre-primaryPrimaryLower secondarySecondary
GradesNursery to UKG1 to 56 to 89 and 10
Class size20252525
Subject teachersNot includedNot includedIncludedIncluded
Science labNot includedDemonstrationsIncludedIncluded
Computer labNot includedIncludedIncludedIncluded
Board examinationsNot includedNot includedNot includedIncluded
Career guidanceNot includedNot includedIntroductionIncluded

How we teach

Learning you can see

Labs, library and computers

Learning happens by doing. Students run experiments in fully equipped science labs, borrow from a library of 15,000 books and build digital skills in the computer lab.

  • Weekly practical science from Grade 4
  • Library hour for every class
  • Coding basics from Grade 6
Labs, library and computers

Assessment that helps

Short weekly checks, three terminal examinations and clear written feedback show parents exactly where a child stands and what to do next.

  • Continuous assessment and portfolios
  • Termly parent-teacher meetings
  • Extra support classes after school
Assessment that helps

The year

How the school year runs

  1. First term

    April to July. Settling in, baseline assessments and the house competitions begin.

  2. Second term

    August to November. Sports Day, science fair and the mid-year examinations.

  3. Third term

    December to February. Annual examinations, art exhibition and the Grade 10 send-off.

  4. Break and renewal

    March. Results, promotion to the next grade and admissions for the new session.

Results our parents notice

“My son's English and confidence changed in one year. The Grade 8 teachers set high standards and give a lot of time for questions.”
Rajesh ShresthaRajesh ShresthaParent of a Grade 8 student

Academics

Questions about learning

See our classrooms in action

Visit on any Saturday morning and sit in on a lesson.