Texas International School
Basic School 1–5 · Secondary School 6–10

School, Grades 1 to 10

The national curriculum, taught in digital classrooms by a committed team, and surrounded by the Texas attributes: UCMAS, Sanskrit, robotics, scouts, sports and public speaking. SEE graduates with A+ results move straight into Plus Two.

  • StagesBasic 1–5 · Secondary 6–10
  • CurriculumGovernment of Nepal, plus enrichment
  • Board examSEE in Grade 10
  • LabsComputer, science, digital, library
  • School dayHours to confirm
Two stages

Strong foundations, then serious preparation

Children arrive from Texas Montessori or from other schools into Grade 1, and stay with us through SEE.

Grades 1–5
Primary students practising handwriting with their teacher

Basic School

Reading, writing, numeracy and good habits, with care for each child’s pace.

Grades 6–10
Secondary students doing an experiment in the science lab

Secondary School

Subject specialists, labs and a clear run-up to the SEE in Grade 10.

Curriculum and teaching

The national curriculum, taught the Texas way

The school fully adopts the national curricular textbooks prescribed by the Government of Nepal. Additional reference books extend learning, and research-based, pragmatic teaching approaches are used to ignite each student’s latent potential.

Every section of the school is computerised: computer-based teaching, online examinations, SMS information to parents and a digital library and attendance system.

English mediumNepaliSanskritMathematicsScienceSocial StudiesComputer ScienceHPCAMoral education

National curriculum plus

Government textbooks, with additional reference books for wider reading and practice.

Research and projects

Project work, exhibitions and first-hand research so students apply what they learn.

Digital classrooms

Multimedia lessons, online exams, computer-based attendance and evaluation.

Remedial and counselling

Remedial classes for those who need them, counselling and motivational sessions by experts.

AssessmentGrades 1–5Grades 6–10
Continuous assessmentClass work, homework, projects, participation (weighting to confirm)Unit tests, practicals, project work (weighting to confirm)
Terminal examsThree terms a year (to confirm)Three terms a year; Grade 10 adds pre-SEE model tests (to confirm)
Reporting to parentsReport cards each term, parents’ day, SMS updates and the parent portal (to confirm)
Board exam—Secondary Education Examination (SEE) at the end of Grade 10
Texas attributes

Skills every Texas student picks up

Twenty-two attributes from the prospectus. Each becomes a gallery album on the live site.

AllDigitalised classroomSanskrit languageUCMASHandwritingYoga and meditationScoutsTaekwondoBasketballTable tennisFutsalSwimmingCricketFine artsEducational tourMusicProject workDramaPublic speakingCreative cornerDanceRoboticsOutdoor exposureProject exhibition
Results and achievements

Outstanding results, year after year

Only verified figures go live. The prospectus states “outstanding results in different levels along with A+ in SEE”; year-wise numbers to confirm.

A+Top grade achieved in SEE (year-wise count to confirm)
—SEE pass rate, last three years (to confirm)
—Students awarded merit scholarships this year (to confirm)
—Inter-school trophies: basketball, futsal, taekwondo, ECA meet (to confirm)

Sports champions

Basketball, futsal, taekwondo and swimming teams compete in and outside the school; recent trophies to be listed.

Scholarships on merit

Various scholarships based on merit for continuing and new students. Criteria on the Admissions page.

Where graduates go

Most SEE graduates continue to Plus Two at Texas International College in Science, Management, Humanities or Law.

Labs and library

Rooms built for doing, not just listening

IT lab

Well-managed, networked computer lab for Grades 1 to 10, with reliable internet and email for students.

Science lab

Well-equipped lab for physics, chemistry and biology practicals from Grade 6.

Library and e-library

A wide collection of books plus e-library access; 24-hour internet for research.

Research labs

Students are encouraged to research and innovate, with dedicated spaces and guidance.

Departments

Subject departments and their heads

Mr. Mohan Shrestha
Mr. Mohan ShresthaHoD Science · ECA In-charge
SK
Mr. Suman Kumar ChaulagainHoD Mathematics
Mr. Raju Paudel
Mr. Raju PaudelHoD English · School In-charge
RO
Mr. Ramu OjhaHoD Nepali
Mr. Apurba Subedi
Mr. Apurba SubediHoD Social Studies · Academic Co-ordinator
Mr. Ranjan Shrestha
Mr. Ranjan ShresthaHoD Computer Science · IT Head
Ms. Anu Sharma Nepal
Ms. Anu Sharma NepalHoD HPCA · In-charge, Basic Level
AK
Mr. Anil Kumar JhaHead of Exam Department
Student life

Clubs, sports and the ECA year

Games and sports both in the school and outside. Seven clubs. An annual ECA meet, parents’ day, talent shows and educational tours within every academic year.

Clubs

Development ClubLiterary ClubEco ClubDance ClubArt and Craft ClubSports ClubScouts

Sports

Football and futsalVolleyballCricketSwimmingBasketballTaekwondoTable tennis
After Grade 10

Plus Two at Texas International College

SEE graduates continue into NEB-affiliated +2 programmes at Mitrapark: Science, Management, Humanities and Law. Same network, same values, a short walk away.

ScienceManagementHumanitiesLaw
Parent questions

Before you apply for Grades 1 to 10

Draft answers for the school to confirm.

Can my child join mid-year or from another school?
Yes, subject to seats. Transfers need the previous school’s transfer certificate and report card; a short placement test applies from Grade 2 (to confirm).
What is the medium of instruction?
English, with Nepali and Sanskrit taught as subjects.
How big are the classes?
Class size and student-teacher ratio to confirm.
How do you prepare students for SEE?
Subject specialists from Grade 6, model tests, remedial classes and counselling in Grade 10 (details to confirm).
Is there a hostel?
Yes, a homely hostel with round-the-clock supervision. Fees and eligibility on the Admissions page.
Which areas does the school bus cover?
Routes across Kathmandu at an affordable cost. Route list to confirm.
Admissions 2083

Ready to join Grades 1 to 10?

Enquire online, call the office or visit the campus. Entrance interaction for Grade 1, a short test from Grade 2.