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| Vidhya Bardan Boarding English School | |
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| Type | Private |
| Motto | Education Is The Chief Defence Of The Nation |
| Established | 2044 B.S |
| Principal | Gajendra Mabo |
Vidhya Bardan Boarding English School popularly known as VBEBS is a private school.
This school lies nearby the District Administration Office of Panchthar. School starts at 9:45 and ends at 04:00. [1] This is one of the school of Phidim Bazar situated in the heart of bazaar also known as Sanibare Line.
This school is divided into 2 schools also known as small and big school.
The school was established in 1987 (2044 BS). And claims to give high level of learning.
The founder of the school is Buddha Maya Mikkhim. The principal being Gagendra Mabo and the current founder being Chandra Bhattrai and Anuj Bhattrai(son of Chandra Bhattrai).There are three thousand(3000)total students in VBEBS(as of mangshir 2081). VBEBS has 30-40 total teachers making it the biggest school in Phidim.
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