Souvenir Boarding School

Souvenir Boarding Secondary School, established in 2058 B.S., has been providing quality education for over two decades. Located in a peaceful environment, the school continues its commitment to nurturing students who are well-equipped for higher education and future careers.

Currently, the school offers Plus Two (+2) programs in the Management stream and is fully prepared to introduce Humanities and Science streams in the near future. Souvenir Boarding Secondary School is also planning to expand its academic horizon by introducing master’s level programs, aiming to provide students with even broader educational opportunities.

Over the years, many students from the school have successfully pursued higher education abroad and excelled in fields such as medicine, nursing, engineering, and law enforcement. The school takes pride in producing skillful, capable, and responsible graduates who contribute to the nation's development.

Souvenir Boarding Secondary School has received valuable support from well-wishers and international contributors, including Swiss citizens, whose sponsorship has helped many deserving students continue their education. The school acknowledges the inspiring contributions of mentors like Thomas Sir and Ma’am Ursula, who have played a significant role in its development.

With a strong belief that quality education and skill development are key to nation-building, Souvenir Boarding Secondary School remains fully committed to shaping competent, ethical, and skilled citizens for Nepal's bright future.

Features:

• Skilled and Experienced Instructors
• Quality, Honesty, Sincerity, and Reliability at the Core of Education
• Fully Equipped Science and Computer Laboratories
• Well-Furnished Classrooms with Modern Learning Facilities
• Hygienic and Student-Friendly Canteen
• Regular and Systematic Examinations
• Virtual Classes for Students Unable to Attend Physically
• Student Projects to Encourage Practical Learning and Healthy Competition
• Educational Excursions and Field Visits for Practical Exposure