Every day
Daily diary app
What your child ate, how long they slept, and a photo of the work they chose — on your phone by 3:30.
Back to home
For parents
Partners from the first day
Daily updates on your phone, a monthly meeting with your child’s teacher and an open door. Everything you need, from the packing list to pick-up.
Parents as partners
You will always know how the day went
Small children cannot always tell you about their day. We will.
As needed
Class WhatsApp group
Reminders, closures and the occasional lost water bottle. Teachers answer in school hours, not at midnight.
Monthly
Parent–teacher meeting
Fifteen quiet minutes with your child’s teacher and their work folder, on the last Friday of the month.
Every term
Open classroom mornings
Sit on a small chair and watch a work period — the best way to see what your child does all day.
Every term
Parent workshops
Toilet training, screen time, fussy eating, getting ready for Grade 1 — practical sessions with our teachers.
Starting school
Helping your child settle in
Five small things that make the first weeks easier — for both of you.
01
Say goodbye, then go
A short, cheerful goodbye is kinder than a long one. Tell them when you will be back — “after outdoor play” — and be there.
02
Be on time at pick-up
Small children watch the gate. Being among the first parents there in the early weeks builds trust fast.
03
Let them do it at home
Shoes, jackets, pouring water, putting toys away. What they practise at school sticks when home asks the same.
04
Ask about the work, not the day
“What did you work with today?” gets a better answer than “How was school?” — and tells them you are interested.
05
Label everything
Bottle, jacket, spare clothes, shoes. Twenty water bottles look very alike to a three-year-old.
Through the year
A year of firsts
Nepal’s festivals give our year its shape, and give every child a reason to celebrate with their family at school.
BaisakhA new session
Marigold garlands, a tika from the teachers and a gentle first week, with parents welcome to stay for the first mornings.
BhadraTeej and Children’s Day
Mothers in red dancing in the courtyard for Teej — and on Bhadra 29, a Children’s Day party planned entirely around the children.
Ashwin · KartikDashain and Tihar
Jamara the children sow themselves, paper kites and tika before the holidays — then rangoli at the gate and a gentle round of deusi-bhailo.
MangsirSports Day
Frog jumps, sack races and an egg-and-spoon final, with a medal for every child and the parents’ tug-of-war to finish.
MaghSaraswati Puja
Yellow clothes, a small puja, and the youngest children writing their first अ in a tray of rice.
- Chaitra
Graduation and Parents’ Day
UKG in caps and gowns, a song from every class, and a warm farewell for the children moving on to Grade 1.
For parents
Downloads and parent resources
The papers parents ask the office for most.
- View
Weekly meal plan
This term’s menu, with allergy notes.
- View
Events and celebrations
Festivals, open mornings and parent meetings, in Bikram Sambat.
- View
Admission form, Session 2084
Fill in the enquiry, then press “Print admission form” for the A4 copy to bring in.
- At the office
What to pack — a checklist
Spare clothes, water bottle, indoor shoes and more, class by class.
- At the office
Parent handbook
Pick-up, sick days, birthdays and everything else, in one booklet.
Please keep them at home with a fever, vomiting, diarrhoea, conjunctivitis or anything catching, and for 24 hours after it has passed. If they fall ill at school we call you straight away, and they rest in the sick bay with a teacher until you arrive.
School visits
Questions we have not answered?
Call the office on +977 1 661 2071, or catch your child’s teacher at pick-up.
Prefer to write first? +977 1 661 2071 · [email protected]