Historic Examination Hall
The central collegiate hall where assemblies, public lectures, and internal examinations take place.
Facilities
Our campus
A campus shaped by five decades of academic life on Kupondole Heights.
On campus
Collegiate Facilities
The Observatory & Science Block
Three fully-equipped physics, chemistry, and biology laboratories and the college astronomical telescope.
The Quadrangle Library
Over 14,000 catalogued volumes, national and foreign journals, and quiet individual reading desks.
Computing & Digital Lab
Dedicated computer laboratory with high-speed internet for programming and curriculum projects.
Athletics & Sports Lawn
Dedicated courts for basketball, volleyball, table tennis, and athletics training.
Valley Transport Fleet
Chaperoned bus services connecting Kupondole with Lalitpur, Kathmandu, and Bhaktapur routes.
A closer look
Where the learning happens
Library
A library that is used
Nepali and English fiction, reference, newspapers and the board’s past papers — with a reading hour for every class each week.
Reading hourPast papersNewspapers
Laboratories
Practicals done properly
Physics, chemistry and biology labs for the secondary and +2 classes, and a computer lab with a machine for every student.
PhysicsChemistryBiologyComputer
Transport & safety
Safe there and back
School buses on fixed routes with a staff member on board, CCTV at every gate, and a first-aid room staffed through the school day.
Bus routesCCTVFirst aid
Take a look
Around the campus
Questions
Transport, meals and health
Which areas does the school bus cover?
Routes cover most of the town and the main roads out of it. The office will tell you the nearest stop and the pick-up time for your address.
Is lunch provided?
Students bring tiffin from home. A canteen serves a simple, freshly cooked lunch and snacks at fixed prices.
What happens if a child is unwell at school?
The first-aid room looks after them and we call a parent straight away. Serious cases go to the nearest hospital with a member of staff.
See the campus in person
The best way to judge a school is to walk around it on a normal day.