Kathmandu University High School belongs
to and is directed by Kathmandu University. It is wholly
non-profit making institution.
EXAM POLICY
EXAM POLICY
We abolish exams in the first two terms but retain them
for the main end-of-terms in Chaitra. We assess individual
performance by a series of class tests at frequent intervals.
We send students progress reports every month that cover
their academic as well as behavioural aspects.
AIMS
1. To motivate to work hard throughout the year, not
just at exam time.
2. To test their knowledge, understanding and skills
throughout the course and quickly remedy weakness.
3. To assess their performance in activities that cannot
easily be tested in a formal exam, e.g. spoken English,
investigate science.......
FINAL EVALUATION
For promotion: 50% marks from Monthly Progress Report
and the other 50% from the end-of-term exams are added
together. A student must obtain at least 50% mark in
each subject for promotion to the next class.
FEES
Primary (I-V):admission charge of Rs. 8000 on first
entry only. Tution fees Rs. 1815 per month: this includes
textbooks, stationaries, use of computer, sports/activities,
medical insurance, field trips, exams, etc. Food Rs.
968 per month for cooked lunch and snacks.
Transport: Rs. 265 per month.
Secondary (VI-IX):Admission charge Rs. 8000 on first
entry only, not repeated until class X. Food Rs. 1100
per month for cooked lunch and snacks.
Hostels: Admission Rs. 4000 on first
entry only, not repeated. Monthly fees for Juniors Rs.
2420 and for senior Rs. 2750. This covers supper, breakfast,
accomodation, private tution, etc.
Transport: Rs. 265 per month.
CAUTION MONEY
Rs. 5000/- (Refundable)
CONTRIBUTION TO SCHOLARSHIP FUND
Rs. 3500/- (Non-refundable)
Greet teachers and visitors: "NAMASKAR".
Look them in the eye.
3
Start of lesson, stand: NAMASKR etc.
4
Entering room: May I come in please?
5
Stand in class when addressing teacher (unless
in free discussion).
6
Pens should be filled, pencils sharpened, books
distributed etc. before lesson begins.
7
English to be spoken in classroom always. Speak
in English to teachers at all other times (expect
in Nepali, Sports, Art, Music, Dancing).
8
Dress must be clean and tidy. Collars ironed,
ties straight, dust brushed off trousers. No large
hair bands, pendant earrings or bracelet/necklaces
other than genuine religious items.
9
Uniform as per the list given. White canvas shoes
on games days. Girls wear while games socks, standard
blue socks to knees, skirts knee length.
Possessions
1
No money in school.
2
No eatables or chewable at any time, anywhere
absolutely no chewing gum ever.
3
No valuable electronic or annoying toys. No walkman
or radios.
Class
1
If teacher delayed or absent, captain comes to
Senior Teacher or Principal. Students sit quietly
in class.
2
Copybooks and textbooks to be covered and properly
cared for.
3
Homework must always be completed on time.
4
Homework diaries – all homeworks to be tidily
entered, plus all topics and activities, parents
to sign.
5
Being in possession of/using/being in contact
with any of these: tobacco, alcoholic drinks, illegal
drugs.
6
Stealing or being in possession of something that
you know belongs to somebody else. (This includes
taking a student's exercise book, copy the contents).
7
Any sort of sexual contact including hugging and
holding hands.
8
Leaving the school campus or hostel (north of
the Adhikari hostel or south of the canteen) without
permission.
9
Cheating in an exam or test.
10
Any sort of physical or verbal bullying or causing
unfair suffering to another person.
11
Causing any sort of damage to school property.
Punishments
1
Telling off. They must apologize.
2
Deprival of playtime, either standing outside
office door or writing out lines in classroom.
3
Nasty jobs e.g. litter gathering, dish washing
etc.
4
Offence recorded in personal file in office and
in diary.
5
Parents meeting.
6
Suspension or expulsion for serious offences.
Serious offences
