Shree Ganesh Secondary School

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Shree Ganesh Secondary School
श्री गणेश माध्यामिक बिद्यालय
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Shree Ganesh Secondary School
Address
Bhimkhori-8, Shikharpur

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Type Government school, Secondary school
Established1963
School district Kavrepalanchowk
PrincipalTirthalal Moktan
Number of students400+
Affiliations School Leaving Certificate (SLC)
Magazine publishedGanesh Jyoti
GradeGrade 1 to Grade 10

Shree Ganesh Secondary School is a government school situated in Bhimkhori-8, Shikharpur, Kavre. It was founded in 1963 A.D. This school has been running from class 1 to class 10. This school has been providing education to more than 400 students of Kavrepalanchowk district.

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