Srongtsen Bhrikuti Boarding High School was established in 1982 in a small rented house with only 100 students and a dozen staff member. It is one of the largest Tibetan schools in Nepal today with over 738 students and 56 trained staff members. It is affiliated with this department as are three other Tibetan schools in Kathmandu.

Gradually, as the school started expanding over the years, boarding facility was added and it became a full fledged boarding school. The current principal Ven. Jampa Phuntsok took charge in 1989. During his tenure, the new school building and dormitory was constructed by funds from SOIR-IM and the school shifted to a new premise.

Over the years, the school has been successfully preserving the rich, unique religious and cultural heritage of our community while propagating them to maintain our entity and cohesiveness. It has been providing excellent educational facilities to children of poor families and has more than 250 students, who are sponsored by individuals and associations from all across the world. In admission and sponsorships, the schools give priority to children of recent arrivals from Tibet, orphan and semi-orphan children as well as those who belong to remote areas of Nepal.