As the first-term examinations begin, the entire school family extends its warmest wishes to every one of our students. You have worked hard through the early part of this session, and now is the time to show what you have learned.

Walk into each examination with a calm and confident mind. Read every question carefully, plan your time wisely, write neatly, and review your answers before submitting. Do not be discouraged by a difficult question; simply move on and return to it later. Remember that examinations are a chance to learn and grow, not something to fear. Get enough sleep, eat well, and trust the effort you have put in. To our parents, thank you for supporting and encouraging your children at home during this important time. We are proud of every student for their dedication and discipline. Give your best, stay positive, and we are sure you will do wonderfully. Good luck, dear students!

This is to notify all students and parents that the first-term examination will begin this week for all grades. The detailed routine has been displayed on the school notice board.

The first-term examination gives students an early opportunity to review their learning, build good examination habits, and understand where they stand in each subject. We encourage students not to feel anxious but to prepare steadily, revise the topics covered so far, and ask their teachers for help with anything unclear. A simple daily study plan, proper rest, and a calm mind work far better than last-minute stress. Parents are requested to check the routine with their children, provide a quiet space for study at home, and ensure they reach the examination hall on time with all required materials. Class teachers will share further guidance before the examinations begin. We wish all our students focus, confidence, and success in their first-term examinations.

With the monsoon season now approaching, the school wishes to share some important reminders to keep our students safe while ensuring that learning continues without interruption.

During the rainy days, paths and rivers in our hilly region can become slippery and unsafe. We earnestly request all students to travel carefully to and from school, avoid flooded or risky routes, and never cross swollen streams. Please carry an umbrella or raincoat and wear suitable footwear. Parents are kindly requested to guide their children on safe travel and to keep them home only if conditions are genuinely dangerous, informing the class teacher in such cases. Regular classes will continue as usual, and any change in the schedule due to severe weather will be communicated promptly. The health and safety of our students is always our highest priority. Let us all stay alert, stay safe, and keep learning together through the monsoon season.

As part of our ongoing commitment to quality education, our teachers recently participated in a professional development workshop focused on modern, student-centred teaching methods.

The world of education is always changing, and we believe that great teachers must remain lifelong learners themselves. During the workshop, our staff explored interactive teaching techniques, creative ways to engage students, effective classroom management, and the thoughtful use of available resources to make lessons more lively and meaningful. Such training directly benefits our students, as it helps teachers explain difficult concepts more clearly, support different types of learners, and create a positive and encouraging classroom atmosphere. We are deeply grateful to our teachers for their enthusiasm and dedication to growing in their profession. Investing in our teachers is investing in our children, and we will continue to provide such opportunities. Our goal remains simple and steady: to offer every child of the Karnali region the very best education possible.

It is with great pride and joy that we announce the outstanding achievement of our students at the Inter-School Quiz Competition. Our team competed against several schools and emerged as the proud winners of the event.

This success is the result of months of dedicated preparation, sharp thinking, and excellent teamwork by our students, guided by their committed teachers. Competitions like these encourage curiosity, broaden general knowledge, and build confidence and quick decision-making skills that serve students well throughout life. We congratulate every member of the winning team and thank their teachers and parents for their constant support and encouragement. We also appreciate all the students who participated and represented our school with discipline and sportsmanship. Achievements such as this remind us that talent and hard work in the Karnali region are second to none. Well done, dear students, you have made the entire school family extremely proud!

Our students will take part in a cleanliness and tree-plantation campaign within the school premises and the surrounding community. Through this activity, we hope to nurture a lifelong sense of responsibility towards our environment.

Caring for nature is one of the most important lessons we can teach our children. During the campaign, students and teachers will clean classrooms, the school ground, and nearby public areas, and plant saplings that will grow into trees for future generations to enjoy. Activities will include:

• Cleaning the school and community surroundings
• Planting and caring for tree saplings
• Learning about waste management and conservation

We believe that a greener, cleaner Karnali begins with small actions taken together. Parents are encouraged to support this spirit at home by reducing waste and protecting nature. Let us all join hands to make our school and our community healthier, greener, and more beautiful.

The first Parent-Teacher Meeting of the new session will be held this week. We warmly invite all parents and guardians to attend and to begin this academic year as active partners in their child education.

An early meeting helps parents and teachers get to know one another, set shared expectations, and build the strong home-school partnership that every child needs to thrive. During the meeting, class teachers will introduce the year plan, share classroom routines and expectations, and discuss how parents can support learning and good habits at home. Parents will also have the chance to share helpful information about their children and to raise any questions or concerns. We strongly believe that when home and school work hand in hand, children feel supported, secure, and motivated to do their best. Please make time to attend and visit your child classroom. Your presence and interest mean the world to your child.

We are delighted to announce an educational field trip to the beautiful Rara Lake, the largest and one of the most stunning lakes in Nepal, located right here in our Karnali region. This trip has been planned for our senior students as part of learning beyond the classroom.

Field trips help students connect what they study with the real world, appreciate the natural beauty and heritage of their homeland, and learn the values of teamwork, responsibility, and discipline. Under the careful supervision of our teachers, students will observe the local environment, ecosystem, and culture around Rara. Permission slips have been distributed and must be signed and returned on time for a child to participate. Parents are requested to ensure their children carry the items mentioned in the notice and follow all safety instructions. We are confident this journey will be a joyful and unforgettable learning experience for every participating student.

In our continued commitment to the well-being of every child, the school will organise a free health and eye checkup camp for all students, in coordination with the local health post and visiting medical professionals.

Good health is the foundation of good learning. Many minor health and vision problems often go unnoticed, yet they can affect a child ability to study and enjoy school life. During the camp, trained health workers will conduct general health checkups and eye examinations, and provide basic advice to students and parents. Any child needing further care will be guided appropriately. We encourage every student to take part, and we request parents to inform the class teacher in advance of any existing health condition or allergy their child may have. This service is provided free of cost as part of our care for the whole child. Let us work together to keep our students healthy, happy, and ready to learn.

This is to inform all parents and students that textbooks and uniforms for the new session will be distributed from the school store during this week. We request everyone to collect them on the scheduled days to avoid last-minute rush.

Having the correct books and a proper uniform from the start of the session helps students settle into their studies quickly and feel a sense of belonging and discipline. Parents are requested to check the notice board for the distribution timetable arranged grade-wise. Kindly bring the necessary receipt or details when collecting the items. Please label your child books and uniform clearly to avoid mix-ups. If any item is unavailable or if you have questions about sizes or sets, the store staff will be glad to assist you. We thank all parents for their cooperation and look forward to a smooth and well-prepared start to the academic session.