KATHMANDU, August 6: Various government schools inside the Kathmandu Valley have started Grade 11 classes for SEE-appeared students before their results are even published. Popular schools inside the Valley have been conducting classes for engineering, technical science, management, humanities, education and law courses, calling them as ‘trial classes’, ‘preparation classes’ and in the name of ‘making good use of the students' free time’.
Earlier, the Department of Education of Kathmandu Metropolitan City had directed the schools in the Valley not to conduct classes for Grade 11 without the publishing of the SEE results. However, many public and private schools have started the classes online by securing enrollment seats. Also, the schools, students and their parents are relieved that the schools have started conducting online courses for Grade 11 to connect their children with education once again.
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Nati Kaji Maharjan, principal of Gyanodaya School in Bafal, Kathmandu, said the school started to conduct the classes online at the request of the students and their parents. As many as 319 students from the school appeared for the SEE exams last year.
According to Heramba Raj Kandel, principal of Viswa Niketan Secondary School, the ability of the students are already known as the schools have taken the exams themselves. As many as 262 students had appeared for SEE from the school. Although the school has already conducted entrance exams for Grade 11, the classes have not started.
Similarly, Padmodaya Secondary School has started to conduct ‘trial classes’ for Grade 11. The school had decided to conduct the classes ‘to make good use of the students' free time’ and to maintain the education quality of the school.
