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Pokhariya Secondary School, Biratnagar

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Shree Pokhariya Secondary School, Biratnagar



About Shree Pokhariya Secondary School, Biratnagar

One of the oldest schools in East-Nepal, Shree Pokhariya Secondary School was established in 1959 A.D. It is a community-based educational institution located in Biratnagar Metropolitan City, Ward No. 3. The school runs Nursery to grade 12 (Plus Two) with academic programs in Management, Education, Science, and Computer Engineering, emphasizing academic excellence and holistic student development.

Shree Pokhariya Secondary School has a peaceful and child-friendly environment. The school focuses on student-centered learning through modern, technology-based methods, like multimedia projectors, audio-visual aids, exhibitions, demonstrations, group discussions and hands-on project work, ensuring interactive and personalized learning experiences.

The school has experienced, trained, and devoted teachers. And so it is well-known for for quality education. The school has been rewarded for achieving outstanding learning outcomes among community schools in Morang District.

School has well-furnished and well-maintained classrooms equipped with technology to support interactive learning. Inventory - rich library offers textbooks, reference materials, newspapers, journals, and digital resources to students. Separate laboratories for Physics, Chemistry, Biology, and Computer Science, equipped with modern instruments are there for sttudents for an easy practical environment. Further high-speed internet and modern computers in computer laboratory allow students to develop digital skills, programming, multimedia projects, and research abilities.

School also maintains the leadership and discipline through its programs like NCC, Nepal Scouts, Junior Red Cross, Child Club, Sanitary Club foster responsibility, leadership, and social awareness.

A trained full-time nurse is regularly and full-time available during school hours to provide basic healthcare. CCTV surveillance ensures student safety, and alternative energy sources, including generators and solar panels, maintain uninterrupted electricity.