Our History

Galaxy Secondary School, an independent, coeducational, privately endowed school under the management of academicians was established in 2050 by Jibanath Jaishy and Indira Devi Shrestha to strive for quality education to the people of far western. With unwavering dedication and resilience, the couple transformed their vision into reality, establishing our school as one of the pioneering institutions in the region.

Since its inception the school has consistently strived for quality education, aiming to foster an environment where students can excel academically and personally. We take pride in our outstanding results in both regional and national level examinations, reflecting our commitment to excellence. In our pursuit of excellence we aim to provide our students with engaging and dynamic learning experiences and review the strategies we use for promoting and monitoring the quality of learning and teaching.

Many of our graduates successfully settled into prominent roles across various fields, showcasing the effectiveness of our holistic approach to education. Our mission is to nurture students into future leaders who are equipped with the skills and values necessary to thrive in a dynamic world.

To achieve this, we encompass modern teaching tools and techniques, ensuring that our educational practices are both innovative and relevant. Furthermore, we maintain high level of discipline and integrity among all members of the schools, fostering a respectful and focused learning atmosphere. Together, we are building a foundation for lifelong success.

School Motto: Igniting Flame of Inner Wisdom

Mission statement

We are envisioned to develop our school as a center of academic excellence where each student is valued, prepared to take the lead from front for positive change and has admirable academic achievements. We foster a nurturing environment for academic excellence through the commitment to integrity, respect and perseverance.

School Goals

1.     To promote the learning of knowledge, skills and attitudes needed to meet the challenges of a changing world

2.     To broaden minds and to promote awareness that learning is a lifelong process

3.     To promote self-esteem, positive attitudes and sound physical and mental health

4.     To promote respect for others and constructive interpersonal relationships

5.     To develop an inquiring mind and ability to find, evaluate and use of information to solve problems and to encourage independent thinking and creativity