Kathmandu University High School (KUHS)

Kathmandu University High School (KUHS) is a constituent of Kathmandu University, located in Chaukot, Kavre. It is an independent, non-profit, non-governmental public institution. Established in 1998, KUHS began its journey with a first intake of 60 primary students. In affiliation with the National Examination Board (NEB), it has started its (10+2) examination in the Science stream. The school offers a comprehensive curriculum spanning from Grade 1 to Grade 12. 

KUHS has a distinctive teaching methodology prioritizing three main types of learning that include receiving information from teachers or textbooks, learning from observation and experience, and learning to think for oneself. All three methods are important and support each other, making lessons stimulating and interactive. 

At KUHS, students are prepared to become socially and humanely responsible individuals with an emphasis on collaboration, global competitiveness, and the dissemination of knowledge and skills that empower them to become global citizens. In the past twenty years, KUHS has been able to create a new generation of leaders and professionals with a caring and responsible attitude to society.

The +2 curriculum serves as a pathway for post-SEE students, offering comprehensive subject studies aligned with international education standards. The programme is continuously updated by the Curriculum Development Centre (CDC) and ensures relevance and quality, making it a highly regarded qualification. The two-year program builds a strong academic foundation for further studies in fields like medicine, engineering, management, humanities, and education, and is widely accepted by international institutions for undergraduate admissions.