Field visitEducational visit to Gokarneshwor
Grades One and Seven explored the historic temple and Nepal’s cultural and religious heritage.

In the primary years our students build strong foundations in languages, mathematics, science and social studies — through presentations, projects, contests and visits beyond the classroom.
A Grade 1 class presents how to protect plants. A Grade III class follows a structured swimming cycle. Grade V visits a heritage site and writes about what they saw. That is primary school at Bal Batika.
Houses, contests and stage time help children speak with confidence, while teachers track each child’s progress and share it with parents.
Gokarneshwor visit — Grades 1 & 7
Spelling contest
Grade III swimming sessionActivity-based learning keeps children curious and turns knowledge into understanding.
Children explain their ideas — like Grade 1’s presentation on protecting plants.
House contests build vocabulary, confidence and healthy competition.
A 3-day story-writing training with trainer Bijay Raj Acharya, toward a storybook by our young authors.
Structured swimming cycles that turn practice into performance.
Gokarneshwor, Doleshwor Mahadev and heritage sites bring culture and history to life.
World Environment Day plantation, clean-ups and poster-making.
Real programmes from this year, straight from our school calendar.
Field visitGrades One and Seven explored the historic temple and Nepal’s cultural and religious heritage.
ContestOur little spellers showed knowledge, confidence and impressive spelling skills.
HeritageWalking through heritage sites connects social studies lessons to real courtyards and stories.
Grades 6 to 12: SEE excellence, robotics teams, student leadership and our +2 College.