Little Flower Secondary School

Secondary school in Rabiraj, Sagarmatha, Nepal For other schools, see Little Flower High School (disambiguation).

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Little Flower Secondary School

Address
Rajbiraj-9, Saptari Sagarmatha Nepal
Information
Type	School
Established	1992
School district	Saptari
Director	Kamanand Dev
Headmistress	Sandali Dev
Number of students	700 (approximately)

Little Flower Secondary School is a boarding school in Rabiraj, Saptari District, Nepal. The school was founded in 1992 (2048 B.S.).

Education

The school offers classes from Junior level Nursery to Grade 10. The medium of education is English and Nepali.

v t e Schools and Colleges in Rajbiraj
Primary schools	Universal Academy Gurukul Academy
Secondary schools	Durga Secondary School Shiva International Secondary School Premier Secondary Boarding School Little Flower Secondary School Kesho Aniruddhawati Secondary School Rajdevi Secondary School Global English Boarding School Public Bindeshwari Secondary School
Higher Secondary schools	Mahendra Bindeshwari Multiple Campus Chhinnamasta Educational Academy & Medical College Pvt. Ltd. Mission Higher Secondary School Caliber International College Kshitiz Educational Foundation Happyland Higher Secondary School Rajbiraj Model Higher Secondary School World Vision Higher Secondary School Shanti Niketan Educational Academy Paradise Campus
Technical educational colleges	Nepal Softech College Of Computer Engineering College of Software and Engineering College Chinnamasta Institute of Technology Jagadamba Technical Institute Udayapur Technical Training School Rajdevi Technical Institute
Medical College	Sai Krishna Medical College & Hospital (SKMCH) Unique College of Medical Science and Hospital

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