When the first class moved into the school facilities in March 1998, the school consisted of two buildings that were made available by the Shey Phoksumdo National Park. The space of the school, sleeping and living area was rather restricted, but sufficed for the first years. However, the demand for a school education has risen - more and more parents would like to send their children to Tapriza Culture School. The space quickly became too cramped, and the construction of a new school house became inevitable. A suitable piece of property was found in a place safe from avalanches and rockslides and was either purchased from the landowners or given as a donation. Today the children and teacher have several sleeping and teaching rooms, a library and a kitchen. In the whole the building contains 18 rooms. Below the building are the toilets and the washing rooms. In 2001 the students and staff moved into the new facilities after the inauguration ceremony with rituals, speeches and dance performances.

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