Swarnim School

Swarnim School is an English medium co-educational school established in 1981 (2037 B.S.). It is situated at its own building at Dallu Residential Area in Kathmandu. 

The school provides comprehensive qualitative education to children from Nursery to Ten by its highly qualified, experienced, trained and dedicated teaching staff. 

This school is established with the aim of providing intellectual, mental, physical and cultural development in children - gives more emphasis to life-centered, practical or useful and learning-oriented education rather than examination based education to inculcate discipline and build noble character of students. 

Swarnim School aims to develop students' sense of devotion and loyalty to the nation enhancing their better reading, judgement and explanation of life and world in a scientific approach by nurturing scientific attitude in them. 

Besides learning and teaching, this school has arranged appropriate stuffs in extra-curricular and co-curricular activities. For mental and healthy entertainment of children, a series of children song albums have been produced and released by this school. 1st volume of children's song was released in 2042 (1985 A.D.), in fact the first children's song album in Nepal. 2nd volume of children’s song was released in 2046 (1989 A.D.) and 3rd volume of children’s song was released in 2050 (1993 A.D.).

The school has had only one true aim: that is to educate the masses and to ensure that the students develop their intellectual, emotional and even physical faculties and prevail to become a relevant person in the future. The school has always remained true to its roots and its motto "Education For Humanity".

Objectives:

• To impart life-centered, practical and learning - oriented education rather than examination based education
• To inculcate discipline and build noble character
• To develop the sense of devotion and loyalty to the nation
• To focus on the development of scientific vision to experience, understand and analyse life and universe
• To foster interest in arts and crafts
• To impart education for humanity