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Academics at Kasturi Secondary School

A structured, nurturing academic programme that builds strong foundations, fosters deep thinking, and prepares every child for success.

School Journey

Four Learning Stages, One Caring Environment

From early sensory discovery to rigorous secondary board exam readiness, explore each developmental phase.

Early Childhood (Playgroup to UKG)

Our youngest learners need warmth, routine, language-rich play, movement, and the confidence to enjoy school from the very beginning.

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Primary Level (Class 1 to 5)

At the primary level, children build their academic foundation while strengthening confidence, habits, creativity, and classroom participation.

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Lower Secondary (Class 6 to 8)

As students grow, the curriculum becomes deeper and more structured while still encouraging curiosity, teamwork, and broader exploration.

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Secondary Level (Class 9 to 10)

Class 9 and 10 combine stronger academic focus with guidance, discipline, and steady preparation for SEE and the next stage ahead.

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Early Childhood (Playgroup to UKG)

Our youngest learners need warmth, routine, language-rich play, movement, and the confidence to enjoy school from the very beginning.

  • English Language

    5 hrs/wk

    Listening, Speaking, Pre-reading & Pre-writing

  • Nepali Language

    5 hrs/wk

    Oral communication and akshara introduction

  • Mathematics

    4 hrs/wk

    Number sense, patterns, shapes, and counting

  • Environmental Science

    3 hrs/wk

    My family, my school, living things, and seasons

  • Creative Arts & Music

    3 hrs/wk

    Drawing, craft, rhymes, singing, and movement

  • Physical Education

    3 hrs/wk

    Gross motor skills, games, and yoga

At the earliest stage, school life should feel safe, playful, and confidence-building. Families care as much about emotional comfort and hygienic nurturing as academic content.

Primary Level (Class 1 to 5)

At the primary level, children build their academic foundation while strengthening confidence, habits, creativity, and classroom participation.

  • Compulsory English

    5 hrs/wk

    Grammar, comprehension, composition, and literature

  • Compulsory Nepali

    4 hrs/wk

    Vyakaran, rachana, katha, and kabita

  • Mathematics

    6 hrs/wk

    Arithmetic, fractions, decimals, geometry, and measurement

  • Science & Technology

    4 hrs/wk

    Living world, earth, weather, energy, and simple machines

  • Social Studies & Life Skills

    3 hrs/wk

    Our community, Nepal, maps, history, and government

  • Computer Science

    2 hrs/wk

    Basic computing, MS Office, and internet safety

  • Health & Physical Ed.

    3 hrs/wk

    Personal hygiene, sports, nutrition, and yoga

  • Hamro / Itahari Ko Sero Fero (Local Subject)

    2 hrs/wk

    Values, character, ethics, and slokas

Lower Secondary (Class 6 to 8)

As students grow, the curriculum becomes deeper and more structured while still encouraging curiosity, teamwork, and broader exploration.

  • Compulsory English

    5 hrs/wk

    Advanced grammar, novel, poetry, essay, and letter writing

  • Compulsory Nepali

    4 hrs/wk

    Sahitya, lekhan, and vyakaran

  • Mathematics

    6 hrs/wk

    Algebra, geometry, statistics, sets, and trigonometry

  • Science & Technology

    5 hrs/wk

    Integrated physics, chemistry, and biology

  • Social Studies & Life Skills

    4 hrs/wk

    Nepal history, geography, civics, and economics

  • Computer Science

    2 hrs/wk

    Programming basics, web, and digital citizenship

  • Health & Physical Education

    2 hrs/wk

    Sports, first aid, and reproductive health basics

  • Itahari Ko Sero Fero (Local Subject)

    3 hrs/wk

    Account, Sanskrit, Population, or local language

Secondary Level (Class 9 to 10)

Class 9 and 10 combine stronger academic focus with guidance, discipline, and steady preparation for SEE and the next stage ahead.

  • Compulsory English

    5 hrs/wk

    SEE-level grammar, reading, and creative writing

  • Compulsory Nepali

    4 hrs/wk

    Advanced sahitya, rachana, and prabandha

  • Mathematics

    6 hrs/wk

    Trigonometry, statistics, mensuration, and higher concepts

  • Science & Technology

    6 hrs/wk

    Full SEE physics, chemistry, and biology syllabus

  • Social Studies & Life Skills

    4 hrs/wk

    Combined social, economics, geography, and health

  • Opt. Mathematics / Economics

    4 hrs/wk

    Preparation for Science or Commerce streams

  • Opt. Science / Computer Science / Accounting

    2 hrs/wk

    Database, networking, web design, and practical lab

Assessment and Progress

How Progress Is Tracked and Shared

Assessment should help children grow, not only rank them. Parents receive continuous, transparent feedback on developmental milestones.

Continuous Assessment System (CAS)

We follow the Continuous Assessment System with observations, project work, class participation, and portfolios in addition to exams.

Grade-wise Assessment Breakdown

Marks are distributed across internal assessment and terminal or board examinations, with projects and practical work included.

Examination Schedule

  • Unit Tests

    Monthly | All subjects | 25 marks each

  • First Terminal

    Mangsir (Nov-Dec) | Full exam | 100 marks

  • Second Terminal

    Falgun (Feb-Mar) | Full exam | 100 marks

  • Annual / SEE

    Chaitra (Mar-Apr) | Board examination

How Results Reach Parents

  • Result Cards. Result cards are issued after every terminal exam with detailed subject-wise marks and teacher comments.
  • Parent-Teacher Meetings. Parent-Teacher Meetings are held three times a year to discuss each child's progress in detail.
  • Remedial Classes. Remedial classes are arranged for students who need extra support in specific subjects at no additional cost.
  • Weekly Updates. Class teachers send regular updates to parents highlighting achievements and areas of focus.