SSNS, IPC School

These behaviors aren’t always habits sometimes, they’re signals !
With the right guidance, learning can feel easier.

Some children learn best by listening.
When they hear it, they truly understand it.

The way we respond matters

Gentle guidance can turn confusion into confidence !

Before saying “they don’t listen”
pause and look closer

They might not be ignoring, they might be struggling to understand

If your child understands better through pictures and visuals,
they might be a visual learner.
Supporting their style can make learning smoother!

Shree Shiva Narsingh Shikshyalaya (SSNS )was deeply honored to welcome the First Lady Mrs. Sonia Urbom, for a meaningful discussion on learning difficulties and learning disabilities in Nepal.

Our conversation highlighted an urgent reality: many children with functional learning and participation differences continue to remain unseen within mainstream education due to limited recognition, policy attention and structured support systems.

We are sincerely grateful for the First Lady’s engagement and openness toward strengthening inclusive education and advancing this important national conversation.

Together, we hope to build Nepal where no child is left behind because their learning differences were not understood.

What looks like “difficulty"" is often just a different way of learning !

Some may find reading hard,
some struggle with writing or numbers,
others with coordination.

Understanding these differences is the first step to support them.

What a vibrant and inspiring afternoon at Shree Shiva Narsing Shikshyalaya !

Our  Phd cohort (2026) from Kathmandu University came together from diverse fields -Early Childhood Development, Counseling, Development Studies and STEAM Education turned the space into a hub of curiosity, dialogue, and connection.

From unpacking the who, why ,what , and how to simply getting to know each other beyond our disciplines and titles,today was about stories, identities, laughter, and building a sense of community.