| Vijaya Community Higher Secondary School | |
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 VSSS premises with teaching staff | |
| Location | |
Gaindakot - 5, Nawalparasi | |
| Information | |
| Type | Co-operative school |
| Established | 1993 (2058 BS) |
| Principal | Ram Chandra Nyaupane |
| Website | www.vsss.edu.np |
Vijaya Samudiyak Sikshya Sadan (VSSS), is a community school in Gaindakot Nawalparasi, Nepal. [1] It was established in 1993 (2058 BS).
VSSS is in the central part of Gaindakot municipality. It is about 48 kilometres (30 mi) from the city of Narayangarh.
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The school opened in 1993, when it was named of New Children Home English Boarding School. Eight years later it was handled by VDRC Nepal, an NGO in mid-Nepal. This organisation handed the institution to VISEC. After that, the school was opened to the people and organisations of Nawalparasi. The school has more than 200 people and eight organisations which contribute directly to the it. Until 2010 (2066 BS), it provided education up to secondary level. VSSS later became known as Vijaya Community Higher Secondary School.
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