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DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS |
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Ashok Shah (Junior) |
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“Mathematics is the knowledge to gain supreme power for visualizing, changing and monitoring the human life for developing the nation”.
The course is graded and contains all the concepts and methods of Differential and Integral Calculus of elementary function and their applications, necessary techniques from Algebra, analytical Geometry, Trigonometry and its applications, Sequences and series and Complex analysis.
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DEPARTMENT OF SCIENCE |
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Rajeeb Kumar Jha (Chemistry), Milan Pradhan (Physics),
Sushma Giri (Biology) (Junior Wing) |
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“Science is the power to change the people’s mind and the world and bring practical aspects of things to the human life”.It is one of the largest and most vibrant faculties of the school. The faculty has grown by leaps and bounds both in human resource as well as infrastructure. We have a well equipped Laboratory with ultra modern facilities. The lab is equipped with all the materials required for Physics, Chemistry, Biology and a general Science.
The students are very much encouraged to take part in various international and national level science competitions.Academic excellence and the various activities have been possible due to the dedicated and active participation of the faculty and students as well.
The department undertakes several educational activities to promote scientific interest, appreciation and understanding among the students. Educational trips, Science exhibitions cultivate scientific attitude and students are exposed to complex concepts and principles. |
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DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH |
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Kalpana (Senior) |
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Communicative approach is followed in the teaching of English and classes are lively and interesting with maximum participation and involvement of the students. The teachers make the teaching of English more effective by using various innovative methods such as Power Point presentations, Role Play, Radio Shows, Class Debates, Live Reporting, Class Quizzes and Spelling Bee.
The impact of globalization has significantly altered the education scenario. In the teaching learning environment learning the good English has become the most strategic way for creating and maintaining a climate in which the young minds can develop and learn to contribute confidently and effectively. So to cultivate competition and reap success, greater emphasis is placed on the learner, to acquire knowledge and skills to enable him\her to keep pace with the time. The events for the improvement of English language is conducted annually and the various Inter House competitions like debate, elocution, poem recitation, essay writing, story writing, spelling contest etc. encourage and maintain a competitive advantage as well as creative outburst. The main objective is to develop oral language skills, pronunciation, diction, clarity etc. Debates and drama competition are also run by this department. In addition to these , Creative Writing and Spelling Bee competitions are also held for Class V to VIII.
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DEPARTMENT OF HINDI |
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Students find the subject Hindi interesting as they can relate themselves easily with their Indian culture. Inter House Hindi Drama competition and debates are a regular feature and students are able to learn more about Indian traditions and customs through such competitions. Every year the department conducts creative writing competitions and elocution competitions |
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DEPARTMENT OF FRENCH |
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Cindy Bahy |
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Students are introduced to the language through audiocassettes and flash cards. In Std IX and X lessons are more advanced in content and learning is made more interesting through role plays and conversation sessions. Students are encouraged to speak in French and write essays on simple topics. |
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DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER SCIENCE |
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Laxman Pokhrel
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Hasty development in the field of Information Technology (IT) and its applications in the global world desires each individuals to compete themselves with the technology coming up. Thinking same in our mind that Rupy’s international School prospers to be well equipped with Pentium machines having the latest technology. We provide internet, audio visual, print out facilities and other technical support that requires coping with the upcoming technology.
For the savvy use of computers, it is essential that one must be expert in computer applications such as MS-Office Packages, Databases, Internet and Electronic Mail’s, Handling Hardware’s, Operating System and Programming Logic & Techniques from the early childhood. A good computer education is one which is designed to develop each individual’s career and goals. |
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DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL STUDIES |
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Charu Thapa
Economics/Geo History/Civics |
Meena Mishra (Junior) |
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With life becoming more and more complex, the study of Social Studies helps youth to understand the every phenomenon of world and its inhabitants. It carries overall study of history, culture, civics, economics, geography, health and environment etc. It makes them responsible and rational citizens. The faculty occupies the enormous collection of required materials as the resources for teaching learning procedure. Academic excellence and the various activities have been possible due to the dedicated and well experienced faculty members. |
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DEPARTMENT OF ART AND CRAFTS |
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Ratna Rai (Senior)
Fine Arts |
Pemba Lama
Binu Shrestha (Junior)
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Art education teaches students the universal language of self-expression and how to interpret and communicate through forms and colours. Students from Grade I to X enjoy doing drawing, painting and craft work. The syllabus is so designed that through geometrical and mechanical drawings they develop their aesthetic sense.
The faculty where slender fingers, with pencils and brushes can be seen devotedly sketching colourful masterpieces. Creativity teems with life here, providing extreme satisfaction to the creator. Once a week Primary section gets an art class, where they are introduced to the world of colours - pencil, pastel, water, collage etc. The Secondary students twice a week get to express and develop their creativity. They sketch and learn the use of water colour, poster, glass paint, oil paint etc.
The school is indebted to this faculty for providing the school auditorium and the school walls with the masterpieces of budding artists of the school.
The Millennium Art Exhibition held at Nepal Art Gallery, by the faculty with display of art works made by the students of the school is one of the greatest achievement of the faculty |
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DEPARTMENT OF MUSIC |
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Pemba Lepcha
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Shankar Paudel
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The students of classes IX and X are given the option to choose between Hindustani sangeet and Karnataka sangeet. The students are introduced to the two systems of Indian classical music and are taught the basic “raags” and “taals”. Apart from this the students are taught various group songs, prayers and the school anthem. The students learning music form the choir of the school. There is an Annual Music Talent competition for the students of the school |
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DEPARTMENT OF DANCE |
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Ram K. C. (Dance Teacher) |
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The Dance faculty of the school teaches two basic dance forms: Classical dance and Nepali dance. The young talents are pruned, watered and polished by the faculty in such a manner that the inborn ability of the students are honed and harnessed.
Kathak, Bharatnatyam and Manjushree dance are taught besides Nepali folk and ethnic dances. These days the students are very interested in the ethnic dances. The students perform impromptu whenever there is a need for it. The regular, twice a week dance classes keep the students well on their heels. The students of the Dance Club perform on every occasion in the school. The students have performed outside the school on several occasions and won accolades |
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LIBRARY DEPARTMENT |
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Indira Chettri (Library Teacher) |
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Library(Junior) Library(Senior)
The library is a major resource for the teaching learning procedure. Students cannot acquire cent percent knowledge only through text books or classroom lectures. The library is of great help in the fulfillment of their aim because it provides ample opportunities for acquiring knowledge. The library is itself a complete instructor for students. A library is a complete collection of books, journals, audio visuals and other written sliterature preserved for consultation, discussion and reference. The libraries have a wide range of books to meet the demands of every age group children.
School has two libraries that are designed to encourage students to develop an interest in a variety of subjects. Every student can borrow books of their interest from the library. A book is usually issued to each student for a period of one week.
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The School has also introduced various other curricular activities.
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1. Personality Development |
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2.Public Speaking |
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3. Journalism and Free Lancing |
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4. Professional Photography |
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The above classes are coordinated and conducted by |
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Ms. Gunjan Sapkota |
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