The Excelsior School

At The Excelsior School, we believe that emotional wellbeing is the heart of true learning.
On this special EQ Day, we celebrate the power of understanding, expressing, and valuing emotions in every child. Our shining stars of grade 1to 3 begin each day with feelings check-ins and engage in meaningful SEL activities that help them grow in self-awareness, empathy, kindness, and connection.
Watching them confidently express their emotions and support one another reminds us that learning goes beyond academics, it builds compassionate hearts and resilient minds.

Proud to share these beautiful SEL moments as part of the Social Media Shoutout initiative with VAAV, Developing socio-emotional wellbeing and Six Seconds

All the best to Team XLCR as they participate in the U-16 National School Gymnastics Championship. May they shine with excellence and deliver an outstanding performance.

From waste to wonder!
As part of World Environment Day 2026, Grade 8 students transformed discarded cardboard and recyclable materials into a striking Low Relief Sculpture highlighting climate action, sustainability, and environmental responsibility.
The installation was officially inaugurated by Principal Mr. Prashant Rajak and stands as a powerful reminder that creativity can inspire change and shape a greener future.

Inspired by Nature. For Climate. For Our Future.

Happy World Environment Day 2026!

Inspired by Nature. For Climate. For Our Future.

Let us unite in protecting our environment and creating a sustainable future for generations to come.

Our Grade 6 students showcased creative projects made from discarded plastic and MLP materials as part of World Environment Day 2026, promoting sustainability and responsible waste management.
Projects were evaluated by Khaalisisi representatives Ms. Binita Shrestha and Ms. Bipana Aryal.

🏆 Winners
🥇 First: Sambriddhi Acharya
🥈 Second: Avin Dhakal
🥉 Third: Nibodh Sapkota

Congratulations to all participants for turning waste into meaningful solutions for a greener future.

As part of World Environment Day 2026, Grade 2 students at The Excelsior School explored the decomposition of biodegradable and non-biodegradable waste through a hands on science investigation. Through observation, sorting and reflection, students learned the importance of proper waste management and how small actions can contribute to a healthier planet.

As part of Environment Day 2026, Grade 9 students of The Excelsior School conducted a clean-up drive at Swoyambhunath Stupa, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This hands-on activity reflected the school’s core values of sustainability, civic responsibility, and student leadership, empowering learners to take meaningful action toward a cleaner planet and the preservation of our cultural and natural heritage.