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Since 1992 · Kathmandu, Nepal
Sathya Sai School is an English-medium, co-educational residential school near Pashupatinath in Kathmandu. From nursery through Grade 10, we bring academic learning together with character, compassion and service.
Founded in 1992, the school draws inspiration from Bhagavan Sri Sathya Sai Baba’s teaching: “Education is for life, not merely for a living.” Our teachers guide children in a caring environment where human values are lived every day.
A milestone in our journey
The Sri Sathya Sai International Organization has granted Sathya Sai School of Nepal the status of Accredited Sathya Sai School. This milestone reflects the school’s programme and culture in light of the Sathya Sai School Guidelines.
See the certificate in our brochure →
Humble beginnings. Enduring purpose.
A small school was established in Kathmandu to provide education rooted in human values. The following year, Bhagavan Sri Sathya Sai Baba blessed a group of its teachers and the Principal with the words, “Every good work is God’s work.”
After early operational difficulties, a group of teachers took responsibility for running the school independently. It moved to Gaushala, near Pashupatinath, continuing its work despite limited resources and recurring challenges.
Following the 2015 earthquake, the school opened its free kitchen to neighbours and surrounding communities. During the pandemic, it provided free food to staff in need and people in the local area.
Life at Sathya Sai
Prayer and reflection bring the school community together.
Children learn to care for their surroundings and the people around them.
Music, bhajans, arts and activities are part of a rounded school life.
The November 2026 feature describes a school of around 160 students, supported by 26 teaching and 10 non-teaching staff. It celebrates the long-standing commitment of teachers and the close relationships that help children feel at home.
Students also practise leadership through school activities and the house system, learning responsibility and cooperation alongside their studies.
History, accreditation details and featured photographs adapted from “Sai’s Mathematics”, credited to SSSIO Nepal in The Eternal Companion, November 2026, pages 60–63. Read the complete feature →
