Ullens School Kathmandu

कक्षा सातका विद्यार्थीहरूले सामाजिक अध्ययनअन्तर्गत 'जिल्ला समन्वय समिति' पाठ अध्ययन गरेपछि समूहमा मिलेर विभिन्न जिल्लाको अनुसन्धान गरेका थिए। त्यसपछि उनीहरूले सम्बन्धित जिल्लामा भइरहेका विकासका गतिविधिहरू र भविष्यमा विकासलाई अझ प्रभावकारी बनाउन सकिने उपायहरूबारे अनुकरणात्मक प्रस्तुति दिएका थिए।

This morning, KG–Grade Three students participated in a special session on Nutrition facilitated by Ms. Deepti Kharel, one of our faculty members. The session was specially designed for young learners to help them understand where food comes from, the importance of nutritious food, and the journey of food from farm to plate. They also explored how food is grown, processed, and reaches our tables, helping them build awareness about healthy eating and appreciation for the people involved in producing food.

Yesterday, students from Grades Eight to Ten attended the Cyber Crime Awareness and Crime Prevention Programme led by Inspector Niranjan Rizal from Police Circle Maharajgunj, Kathmandu. The session highlighted cyber safety and covered key issues such as cyberbullying, online fraud, safe social media use, and protecting personal data, along with guidance on responsible digital behaviour and reporting cybercrime.

As part of the multidisciplinary theme on personal hygiene, Grade Two students participated in an engaging and informative guest speaker session on oral hygiene. Today, one of our parents, Dr. Pinky D.C., along with her team from the National Dental Hospital, visited our school to help students understand the importance of caring for their teeth and gums.

The session was highly interactive and enjoyable for the students. Through demonstrations and discussions, the team explained proper brushing techniques, healthy eating habits for strong teeth, and the importance of regular dental check-ups. Students actively participated by asking questions and sharing their own hygiene routines.

The session encouraged students to develop healthy oral care habits and understand how maintaining good dental hygiene helps keep their smiles healthy and bright. We extend our heartfelt thanks to Dr. Pinky and her team for making learning both meaningful and enjoyable.

Today, Grade Seven and Eight students visited Shilpee Theatre to watch “अछेता”—a play inspired by the soil, struggles, and truth of Karnali.

What made the experience especially powerful was that the performers were not seasoned theatre professionals, but raw, lived-experience actors from Karnali itself. This authenticity brought an organic depth to the performance, making it both moving and memorable for our students.

The most awaited Ullens Excellence Award & Scholarship 2083 is now receiving applications!

Access the form via https://ullens.edu.np/admissions/ullens-excellence-award/

Today, our sixth graders visited the Ranibari Community Forest, enriching and broadening their understanding of biodiversity, the environment, and community.

The day was made even more special as today is the International Day for Biological Diversity, giving students a meaningful opportunity to reflect on the importance of protecting and preserving the natural world around us.