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Facilities

Indoor and outdoor space set up so that children can explore and experiment safely.

Inside

Learning centres, not just classrooms

Each room is divided into centres a child can move between. The point is that a four-year-old can choose where to go and still be learning, and that a teacher can work with six children at a time rather than thirty.

  • Audio-visual classroom — for stories, songs, documentaries and presentations.
  • Library corner — picture books in English and Nepali, at child height, borrowed freely.
  • Montessori lab — sensorial, practical-life and number materials.
  • Writing corner — pre-writing trays, chalk boards, sand trays and proper paper.
  • Art and craft table — open most of the day, with real materials.
A classroom learning centre in use, with children and a teacher

Outside

Playground, garden and greeneries

An artificial-turf ground with shade, climbing structures, slides and ride-on toys, plus a planted area the children look after themselves. Morning assembly, sports day, taekwondo and most of the annual programme happen out here.

The ground is enclosed and gated, and an adult is present whenever children are on it.

Enclosed turf ground Climbing frame and slides Shaded seating School garden Swimming pool
Overhead view of the enclosed turf playground with play equipment
Children eating a meal in the school cafeteria

Hygienic cafeteria

A cooked meal and a snack, prepared on site. Children eat together at the table with a teacher, which is also where table manners and slow eaters get attention. Dietary needs and allergies are recorded at admission.

A helper assisting a child off the school bus

Transportation

Bus routes across Nagarjun and the surrounding wards. Every route carries a helper in addition to the driver, and children are handed to a named adult at both ends. Routes and stops are confirmed at admission.

Children at supervised water play

Health and safety

A first-aid point and trained staff on site, periodic health camps, and a medication record for any child who needs one. The gate is staffed through the day and visitors sign in.

Where we are

Raniban, above Panitanki

The school is in Ward 1 of Nagarjun Municipality, on the Raniban side above Panitanki. It is a quiet residential stretch with the forest close by — a good deal calmer than a school on a main road, and the air is noticeably better.

Most families reach us in under fifteen minutes. If you are coming for the first time, call and we will give you a landmark to aim for.

Directions and map
Aerial view of the Raniban neighbourhood around the school

Raniban, Nagarjun–1, seen from above.

Come and see the school for yourself

Visits are welcome on any working day between 10:00 am and 3:00 pm. Call ahead and we will keep a teacher free to walk you around.