School Diary

Students are given a school diary on the first day of school, in which you will find detailed information about the rules and regulations of the school.

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School Fees
(a) Nursery-K.G (b) Classes 1-2 (c) Classes 3-5 (d) Classes 6-8 (e) Classes 9-10 (f) Computer 6-10 Monthly Tuition Fees Monthly Tuition Fees Monthly Tuition Fees Monthly Tuition Fees Monthly Tuition Fees Monthly Tuition Fees
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Rs. 900/Rs. 1610/Rs. 1725/Rs. 1840/Rs. 1950/Rs. 150/-

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(h) Miscellaneous (Annual): 1. Science Lab for Classes 4 to 10 Rs. 100/2. Library for Classes 4 to 10 Rs. 100/3. School Magazine for all classes Rs. 200/4. Medical fund Rs. 100/5. Activities fund Rs. 600/(i) Payable once at the admission time: 1. New Admission (Classes 1 to 7) Rs. 2500/2. New Admission (Classes 8 to 10) Rs. 4000/3. Deposit Rs. 50/(j) Examination Fees will be charged thrice per year: 1. Classes 1 to 5 for each term Rs. 200/2. Classes 6 to 10 for each term Rs. 250/(k) School Bus Service: The bus fare ranges from Rs. 800/- to Rs. 900/- depending upon the distance.

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Established in 1981 (Registered under Educational Trust)

PROSPECTUS
LAGANKHEL, LALITPUR Phone : 55-22-704, 55-26-704 Email : lmv@wlink.com.np

Notes
1. Monthly fees must be paid by 15th of each Nepali month. After the deadline, Rs. 25/will be fined for the period of 1 month. Further delay means the student's name may be struck from the attendance list. In case of re-admission Rs. 100/- will be charged to the student's bill. 2. Hostel facility will be provided to any student. The forms and prospectus can be obtained from the hostel office. 3. School office is open for admission, consultation and other inquiries between 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. (except on Saturdays and other holidays)

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The school
Lalitpur Madhyamik Vidhyalaya (LMV) was founded by a board of five members who were among the founders of the Lalitpur Coaching Institute. After about three years of operation of the Coaching Institute, the school came into existence as a registered institution from 1981 A.D. Since 1984 the school has been serving and producing S.L.C. graduates regularly. In October of 2003, this school has been registered under Educational Trust of HMG, Education Department. At present, the school has about 900 students in Classes Nursery to 10 and a total of 60 staff members. We are running a co-educational pattern and the medium of instruction is entirely in English, except Nepali and Samajik subjects.

performance and progress. The parents should feel free to meet the Principal or the Class teachers in case of any queries.

School Hours
Senior Section (Classes 7 to 10) - 6:00 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. [Sunday through Friday, which includes most of the activities.] Junior Section (Classes 1 to 6) - 11:15a.m. to 4:45p.m. [Sunday through Friday, which includes most of the activities.]

Academic Concerns
Our main concern is to help the students coming from various social economic groups by making the best use of time we get to make them fit for S.L.C. Exams. We have creative teachers who prefer teaching students not only through government books but also through various other publications intended to help them to develop a better future. The teachers and the students work together to reach the final desired goals in every field of study. We feel that how much taught is not of as much importance in comparison to how much is learnt. We also have strong emphasis on the discipline of our students. Our motto is "Enlighten Thyself to Enlighten Nepal"

Office Hours
Principal 10:30 a.m. to 11:00.a.m. and 1:30 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. (Any other times by appointments only) Teachers 9:30 a.m. to 9:50 a.m. or by appoinments only. (Senior) 2:30 p.m. to 2:50 p.m. or by appointment only. (Junior) Fees counter 8:00 a.m. to 12 noon and 1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.

Holidays
Saturdays are holidays. The school calendar is distributed in the first week of every new session, which shows a list of all the government and school holidays, summer and winter vacations, Dashain and Tihar holidays, and two separate mid-term holidays.

Activities
Different School activities that students take part in are: Science Exhibition, Essay Writing contest, Art contest, Spelling, Quizzes, Nepali hijje, One Act Play, Debate contest, etc. Students take part in different cultural programmes like- Parents' Day and Anniversary Day. Furthermore, we conduct different clubs once a week for learning different languages, Art & Craft, Mathematics. Computer, Environment, Creative Writing, Leadership Training for Service, Scouting, Games etc.

School Uniform
There are two sets of school uniforms :

(1) On Monday, Wednesday and Friday: White cotton shirt with full
sleeves. Polyester grey trousers for boys and tunic for girls. (2) On Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday: Sky blue cotton shirt with full sleeves. Polyester navy blue trousers for boys and tunic for girls. Dark blue "V" shaped sweaters or dark blue blazer, black leather shoes with navy blue socks, School necktie and monogram, handkerchief of any colour for all. White ribbons or black hair bands for girls. Only black caps can be worn but not compulsory. Military style haircut is a must for boys. No jewellery and expensive accessories are allowed. Fashionable fittings and wearings are strictly prohibited. (The tailoring of the school uniform must be plain and simple. The school will provide a sample for a correct colour match.)

Evaluation
Each academic session is divided into three terms to evaluate the progress of the students through term examinations and other co-curricular activities. All the records of the activities are entered monthly in each student's personal file. Parents are requested to check their children's diary for their performance in monthly tests. Report cards are prepared after each term. Parents are required to come to the school to collect the Report cards. We suggest the parents to visit the school frequently to know your children's