Date: August 07, 2008
Advanced Level
at
Rato Bangala School (NP 704),
Cambridge International Examination Centre
Why CIE A-Levels
- Flexibility: The structure of the A Level course allows students considerable flexibility in designing a stimulating programme of study. Students have the option of choosing either A Level or AS (Advanced Subsidiary) Level courses in order to fulfill the Level requirements. Students choose the length and depth of study which match their interests.
- Rigour: Demanding courses stretch able students, who can also take a heavy course load for an additional challenge.
- International standards: The programme sets a standard for education around the world.
- Recognition: An A Level degree is recognised by countries across the globe as meeting their requirements for entry into higher education.
Subject options for an A-Level degree
The syllabus of each subject can be viewed at www.cie.org.ukThe following subjects are offered at Rato Bangala School.
| Mathematics and Science | Languages | Arts and Humanities |
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| Biology (AS and A) Chemistry (AS and A) Physics (AS and A) Mathematics (AS and A) Psychology (AS and A) Environmental Management (AS only) Accountancy (AS and A) |
English Language and Literature (AS only) General Paper (AS only) |
Accountancy (AS and A) Art and Design (AS only) Business Studies (AS and A) Economics (AS and A) Psychology (AS and A) Sociology (AS and A) |
A Levels Results:
A Level results at Rato Bangala School have been excellent through the years with 100% pass in 2006 and 2007. Rato Bangala Students have been awarded by Cambridge International Examinations (CIE)|
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Top in the world 2005
Nelish Pradhan: Environmental ManagementFarzana Mannan: Sociology
Top in Nepal 2005
Anne Shrestha: EconomicsNelish Pradhan: Biology
Prabhakar Regmi: Mathematics
The following students received awards in 2006:
Top in the world 2006
Prakriti Mishra: SociologyPranaya SJB Rana: Psychology
Top in Nepal 2006
Rahul Ratna Shakya: Economics, Chemistry, Physics and MathematicsTop in Nepal Overall 2006
Prakriti MishraTop in Nepal 2007
Gajendra M Rijal: Chemistry (AS)Srishti Adhikari: General Paper (International)
Abhishek Chhetri: Biology (A)
Niki Shrestha: Business Studies (A)
Prajesh Adhikari: Chemistry (A)
Saugat Bhattarai: Economics (A)
Aalok Raj Pandey: Mathematics (A)
Gajendra M Rijal: Physics (A)
Milap Dixit: Sociology (A)
Top in Nepal across any 3 A Levels and 1 AS Level 2007
Aayush KhadkaTop in the world 2007
Aayush Khadka: Language and Literature in English (AS)Srishti Adhikari: Psychology (A)
Extra- and co-curricular activities
Students generally pursue several extra-curricular activities from the long list of opportunities offered by the school or organised by students themselves.High school play
A high school play is staged generally every few years. These plays bring the school together, and the proceeds are used to upgrade school facilities or are donated charitable causes outside the school. Some very successful plays in the past have been West Side Story, A Midsummer Night's Dream, and Macbeth.|
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Special interest clubs
A-Level students are encouraged to run special interest clubs with the help of a teacher mentor. These clubs are initiated by students and encouraged and supported by the school administration. Students interested in initiating a club must first write a proposal and get it approved. Some examples of special interest clubs follow.| Mountain Biking Club | Dance Club | Computer Club |
| Photography Club | Chess Club | Debate Club |
| Aviation club | Film Club | Football Club |
| Basketball Club | Theatre Club | Hiking Club |
Model United Nations
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Community service
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Community service is a compulsory component of the A-Level programme at Rato Bangala. Students need to log in 140 hours of community service over the two-year period. The community service coordinator will require, in writing, evaluations from the community service placements students have participated in at different times. All placements, particularly those initiated by students themselves, need the prior approval of the coordinator.
Mission statement of community service
We believe that interacting constructively with the people in the community in order to identify and solve problems together provides us with the opportunity to enlighten and empower others as well as ourselves and ultimately to help make this world a better place.Timeframe
The A-Level programme lasts two years. Classes for A-level students begin in June.Admission Process
Students have to collect the application forms and sit for an entrance evaluation. The forms are distributed shortly after the SLC examinations. After an entrance examination, short-listed candidates will be called for an interview and the selection notification will be given soon after that.Rato Bangala Graduates: 2008
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Rato Bangala graduates are attending /have graduated from the following colleges and universities:
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Amherst College (MA), Bates College (ME), British School of Law, Dhaka, Bangladesh, Brown University (RI), Bryn Mawr College(PA), Carleton College (MN), Center College (KY), Colby University (ME), College of Wooster (OH), Clark University (MA), Colorado State University, Columbia University (NY), Cornell University, Dickinson College (PA), |
Georgetown University (DC), Gettysburg University (PA), Grinnell College (IA), Hamilton College (NY), Harvard University (MA), Ithaca College (NY), I U B (West Germany), John Hopkins University, Kathmandu University (Nepal), Knox College (IL), Lake Forest (IL), Lee College (TE), |
London School of Economics (UK), Luther College, Medical Colleges in Pakistan and Bangladesh, Middlebury College (VT), Monash University (Australia), Mt. Holyoke College (MA), National University of Singapore, Manipal Medical College (India), Pomona College (CA), Princeton University (NJ), Providence College (RI), Randolph College (VA), Salem College(NC), Sarah Lawrence (NY), |
St Lawrence (NY), Smith College (MA), Stanford University (CA), St. Stephens (India), Swarthmore College (PA), Texas Wesleyan University, Trinity College (CT), University of Canterbury (New Zealand), University of Sussex (United Kingdom), University of Chicago (IL), Vassar College (NY), Wesleyan University (CT), Williams College (MA), Yale University (CT). |
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