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Nepal, Kathmandu
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The campus is modern and safe, with bright, airy classrooms that encourage interaction. Kadjou Building houses junior classes I to VIII and includes a cafeteria, library, science laboratories, and performing arts rooms, plus a rooftop playground. There are three libraries—one in each of the junior, senior, and IBDP buildings—holding about 20,000 books and resources with online access. Science, computer and digital classrooms support hands-on learning, and ActivBoards provide interactive lessons. An auditorium seats 500 for assemblies and performing arts, and two cafeterias serve hot vegetarian lunches, breakfast for elementary students, and snacks for secondary grades; a fleet of air-conditioned microbuses transports the majority of students (about ninety percent).
Kadjou Building provides a rooftop playground with soft rubber flooring for Grades I–III, and it is used by Grades VI–VIII for soft football. The auditorium floor is fitted with rubber mats and serves as a gym for indoor sports such as table tennis, badminton and gymnastics.
Biology, chemistry and physics laboratories are well equipped and IBO certified. Computer laboratories in the junior and senior buildings each have 35 computers and high-speed Internet access. Digital classrooms use ActivBoards to enhance lessons and enable Internet connectivity. The libraries in the junior, senior and IBDP buildings hold about 20,000 books and resources.
Performing arts facilities include dedicated rooms in the Kadjou Building and a 500-seat auditorium for performances and assemblies; the auditorium floor also functions as a gym for indoor sports. The Nala Outdoor Learning Center offers nature-based learning at Kavre, with bamboo-structured facilities that can accommodate up to 72 students in bunk beds, a kitchen, meeting hall, hiking trails, and nearby routes for mountain biking; it supports overnight field trips and retreats.
The Ullens School in Nepal is part of the Ullens Education Foundation (UEF), established in 2006 under the patronage of Baron Guy Ullens and Myriam Ullens. It operates at a Khumaltar campus (K–12 and IBDP) and Ullens Kathmandu, offering the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme (IBDP) alongside the Nepal National Curriculum (NEB). The school teaches in English, with Nepali language development, and Mandarin study in Grades 4–8. It follows Bank Street approach to education, through a partnership with Bank Street College of Education, emphasizing experiential learning, hands-on activities, field trips and ICT resources. Ullens aims for classes (7:1 ratio) and development, including training at Bank Street and IB programmes. Facilities include three libraries totalling 20,000 books, science labs, ActivBoards, a 500-seat auditorium, and Kadjou Building for juniors, the Nala Outdoor Learning Center for nature-based learning. The school runs Project Week, CAS, and student activities such as MUN and Duke of Edinburgh.
