
Grades 1–12 beneath the Himalayas — 67 years of classes, exams, and results, led by Principal Prakash Dangal.
“Welcome to Shree Irkhu Secondary School. For 67 years this school has stood for one idea — that a child born in these hills deserves the same quality of education as anywhere else. We carry that forward every single day.”
— Prakash Dangal, Principal
A glimpse of Shree Irkhu Secondary School, in the hills of Sindhupalchok.
Where is Shree Irkhu Secondary School located?
It is located in Irkhu, Chautara Sangachok Gadhi Municipality–8, Sindhupalchok, Nepal.
When was the school established?
The school was established in 1959 AD (2016 BS).
What type of school is it?
It is a public community school.
What grades does the school offer?
The school provides education from ECD through Grade 12.
What programs are available in Grades 11 and 12?
The school offers Education and Management programs.
Is the school affiliated with the National Examination Board?
Yes. The school's Grade 11–12 programs are affiliated with the National Examination Board (NEB).
Was the school affected by the 2015 earthquake?
Yes. The school was severely affected by the 2015 earthquake, and its buildings became unsafe.
How did education continue after the earthquake?
Students and teachers continued classes in temporary facilities, including tents and corrugated-iron structures, while reconstruction efforts were undertaken.
Who supported the school's reconstruction and development?
The school received significant support from Nepalhilfe Beilngries and cooperation from the local community, parents and other stakeholders.
When did major further expansion take place?
The school underwent further development and extension, with a significant extension completed in 2022.
What facilities does the school have?
The school has spacious classrooms, computer and science laboratories, library resources and multimedia-supported learning facilities.
What makes Shree Irkhu Secondary School special?
Its long educational history, strong community connection and remarkable recovery after the 2015 earthquake make it a significant institution in the Irkhu community.