The dream of a model school that would provide quality all-round education to deserving students of every stratum of the society in an atmosphere that promotes unity in diversity was born in 1964. The initial concept was proposed by the Late King Mahendra after discussions with the British Council representative, Lynndon Clough.
Following the long process of planning and thinking, the school of Budhanilkantha was born in the year 1972. The joint venture between the Government of the United Kingdom and the Government of Nepal was the support from the Nepali government by providing the required land, and the financial and technical assistance from the British government.
