Grades 1–3
Lower School
Small sections, one class teacher, and the first taste of house colours at sports day.
One class teacher
Reading partners
House sports day
Back to home
Academics
A pathway for every learner
A full CDC and NEB programme, taught in small sections and supported by two supervised study hours in house every evening from Grade 8.
Stages
Our academic stages
Grades 4–7
Middle School
Subject teaching begins, boarding opens from Grade 5, and every student joins a Saturday activity.
Subject teaching
Boarding from Grade 5
Saturday programme
Grades 8–10
Upper School
The SEE years, with house study hours and a senior mentor assigned to every student.
Supervised study hours
Senior mentor
SEE in Grade 10
Grades 11–12
The Sixth
NEB Science and Management, prefectship, and responsibility for a junior tutor group.
NEB streams
Prefects and house captains
Junior tutor group
Our approach
How we teach
Study hours
Supervised, in house, every evening
Boarders and day students alike sit two supervised hours in their house from Grade 8. A senior mentor is in the room. Nobody works alone in a bedroom.
Responsibility
Every senior looks after a junior
From Grade 11, each student takes a tutor group of four juniors: reading their reports, sitting with them at study hour, and answering for them at house meeting.
Questions
Academic FAQs
What curriculum do you follow?
The CDC national curriculum to the SEE, then NEB Science and Management in Grades 11 and 12. Nepali, English and mathematics are set in ability groups from Grade 6.
What are house study hours?
Two supervised hours every weekday evening from Grade 8, sat in house with a senior mentor present. Boarders and day students both attend.
Can day students take part in everything?
Yes. Day students belong to a house, sit study hours, attend the Saturday programme and stand for prefectship on exactly the same terms as boarders.
Ready to learn with us?
Applications are open for the coming year.