In Nursery, children are introduced to the basics of learning. They start recognizing letters, numbers, shapes, and colors. Fun activities like drawing, singing, and storytelling help them develop their creativity and social skills, setting a strong foundation for future learning.
In LKG, students focus on strengthening their reading and writing skills. They start learning simple math concepts, and engage in creative activities like drawing and singing. Moral studies and basic general knowledge (GK) lessons help them understand good behavior and the world around them.
UKG students continue developing their reading, writing, and math skills. They explore subjects like drawing and computer basics. Moral studies and GK lessons are also emphasized to help students grow into responsible and well-rounded individuals.
In Class 1, students begin to study subjects like English, Nepali, math, and science. They also start learning computer basics, developing important skills for the future. Through drawing, GK, and moral studies, they are encouraged to be creative, curious, and kind.
Class 2 students continue to build on their knowledge in English, Nepali, math, and science. They also dive deeper into computer lessons and general knowledge (GK), while expressing themselves creatively through drawing. Moral studies help them develop important values for everyday life.
In Class 3, children study English, Nepali, math, science, and social studies more thoroughly. They explore computers, work on improving their general knowledge (GK), and enjoy drawing as a way to express their creativity. Moral studies continue to guide them in becoming responsible and respectful individuals.
Class 4 students learn subjects like English, Nepali, math, science, and social studies in greater detail. They expand their computer skills and general knowledge (GK). Drawing continues to nurture their creativity, and moral studies help them understand life’s values, encouraging them to think critically and behave ethically.
Class 5 students learn subjects like English, Nepali, math, science, and social studies in depth. They are also prepared to take entrance classes into other schools so that they all get the opportunity to get higher education.
The kitchen area is used to make meals and snacks for students which is distributed to them for free.
This is where the students eat food made in the kitchen
This area is where different appropriate functions and programs is carried out in the school. This is also where sports such as badminton and football are played. In some occasions, outdoor classes are also carried out in this area.
Koseli school only has classes from nursery to 5th grade. However, it does not end there. The school still provides fees, uniforms, books and necessary educational materials for students even after 5th grade when they move on to different school up to 12th standard. Koseli school believes in lifelong educational support for underprivileged children