Personal Approach
Every student is assigned to a Pastoral Faculty Member who is responsible for supervising students’ overall academic progress and university applications. An afternoon is set aside every week in the last six months of the program to concentrate on university entrance, study skills and other activities that enrich and support their academic work, during which they are supervised by senior professionals. Students have an informal daily supervised prep time at the end of morning lessons.
Studying
Reports on student progress are issued three times each year and include comments on grades, effort, attendance and punctuality. Students benefit from the high expectations of the academy, and those who fail to submit work on time will be supervised until the work is completed.
Past and specimen examination questions provide a focus for all subjects. Students are tested regularly and formal examinations take place frequently in supervised, timed conditions. Excellent examination results are critically founded on confidence and motivation, both of which are nurtured by our intensive approach.
Outcomes
The abilities to grasp ideas in their full complexity, to think creatively, to communicate clearly and to make connections across multiple disciplines are crucial, both for a profession and for further studies. These abilities are developed most fully not through a particular choice of subject but through a kind of education. They are the cornerstones of Kathmandu Academy education.
The students extend their learning beyond the classroom for study, group assignments, and interactions with other invitees. These distinctive opportunities – together with thoughtful guidance from Faculty Members and professionals at the academy – help students develop solid foundations upon which to build satisfying futures.