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Activities in Kathmandu University High School

According to Jonathan Wells, “Today is the opportunity to create the future you desire”. Similarly, the future of the students may be shaped by the hours spent before and after school by them. Today’s world seeks dynamic manpower with dynamic skills which is provided by life skill and extracurricular activities. Therefore, they can be used to enhance these attributes. Likewise,they can be in the form of sports, clubs, debate, drama, student council, social events and other after school activities.

Similarly, Kathmandu university high school is one of the institutes whose conviction is to teach students beyond the text book and the extracurricular, life skill activities conducted are the firm evidence. For instance, Duke of Edinburgh International Award, Student Quality Circle, Scout, Model United Nations and other after school activities are the powerful entities which are candid for the strong implementation.

Introduction to life skill and extracurricular activities conducted:

Duke of Edinburgh’s International award

The Duke of Edinburgh's Award (DofE) is a globally respected youth development program that challenges individuals aged 14 to 24 to grow through four key areas: volunteering, skill-building, physical activity, and adventurous expeditions. At Kathmandu University High School (KUHS), the DofE Award complements the school’s “Learning Beyond the Textbook” philosophy by encouraging students to explore their interests, build resilience, and apply academic knowledge in real-world contexts. Through service, students develop empathy and social responsibility; by pursuing new skills and physical goals, they cultivate discipline and confidence; and during the adventurous journey, they strengthen teamwork, problem-solving, and perseverance. The program’s emphasis on personal growth over competition fosters a healthy mindset, while its international recognition enhances university and career prospects. With over 200 KUHS students having completed the award and many more participating, DofE continues to be a transformative experience that nurtures well-rounded, socially conscious, and future-ready individuals. To learn more, visit the official Duke of Edinburgh’s Award website.

Student Quality Circle

Student Quality Circle (SQC) is an educational initiative adapted from Japan’s corporate Quality Control Circles, designed to empower students to identify, analyze, and solve problems within their school environment. Pioneered in Nepal by Kathmandu University High School (KUHS) and run by QUEST-Nepal, SQC aligns with KUHS’s motto “Learning Beyond the Textbook” by fostering holistic development. Through team-based projects, students cultivate a mindset of continuous improvement, strengthen leadership and collaboration skills, and build self-discipline and confidence. The program also enhances communication and problem-solving abilities while encouraging social responsibility, transforming students into proactive, thoughtful contributors to their school and community.

Model United Nations

Model United Nations (MUN) is a dynamic educational simulation where students role-play as UN delegates, engaging in debates and negotiations to solve global issues—an experience that cultivates public speaking, research, critical thinking, and diplomacy. For Kathmandu University High School (KUHS) students, MUN aligns seamlessly with the school’s mission to nurture socially responsible, globally aware, and innovative leaders. By representing different countries, students gain cultural and political insights, develop leadership and teamwork through collaborative resolution drafting, and practice real-world problem-solving. These experiences not only enhance personal growth but also strengthen university applications and career readiness, making MUN a transformative opportunity for KUHS learners.

Scout

Scouting is a global movement that nurtures young people through experiential learning rooted in the Scout Promise and Law, emphasizing duty to self, others, and spiritual beliefs. At Kathmandu University High School (KUHS), the Scout program for Grades 6 and 7 complements the school’s focus on life skills and co-curricular development by offering hands-on experiences that build character, practical abilities, and leadership. Managed by Nepal Scouts, the program teaches essential skills like first aid and camping, promotes teamwork through patrol-based activities, and fosters a deep appreciation for nature and environmental stewardship. More than just earning badges, KUHS students gain values, confidence, and real-world readiness, making Scouting a vital part of the school’s holistic educational approach.

Finally, KUHS is deeply committed to excellence and innovation in education. Guided by the motto “Learning Beyond the Textbook,” we offer a rich blend of life skills and co-curricular programs that nurture not only intellectual growth but also emotional intelligence, creativity, and resilience. From Scouting and Student Quality Circles to global platforms like Model United Nations and the Duke of Edinburgh’s Award, our students engage in transformative experiences that prepare them to thrive in a rapidly changing world. At KUHS, we don’t just educate—we empower dynamic, socially responsible individuals ready to lead with purpose and integrity.

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