Pathshala Nepal Foundation

Congratulations, Grade XII Graduates! Your hard work, commitment and rigor have finally paid off. Best wishes for your future. Pathshala Pre-Uni Graduation 2026 (3rd Jestha 2083)

Learning beyond the classroom, curious little learners visited the ancient Swayambhu Mahachaitya on 31st Baisakh. The visit was the major activity of the theme ‘Our Culture’. They collected information about the myth and history of the place and observed the things around the premises. They identified the importance of the place and recognized the norms to be followed in such public places. Students also engaged in making rubbings during the visit. It was a joyful blend of cultural learning and exploration at the Monkey Temple. May the wisdom of Buddha continue to inspire young minds toward kindness and harmony.

We’re incredibly proud of our students for representing Pathshala Nepal Foundation at the inter-school 3X3 basketball tournament hosted by KISC School. With three teams participating across two categories, it was wonderful to see the energy, teamwork, and determination each group brought to the court.

A big thank you to all our players and coaches—the early practices, consistent effort, and teamwork truly showed in every game played.

A special shoutout to our Girls’ Team from Grades 7 & 8 for securing Second Position—a well-deserved achievement that reflects your hard work and spirit!

At the same time, we celebrate every student who participated. It takes courage to compete, and each one of you has made us proud in your own way.

Here’s to the journey, the learning, and many more such moments ahead! 🌟

Grade 2 students visited the historic Swayambhunath Stupa to explore its rich culture. They observed vibrant prayer flags, spun prayer wheels, and enjoyed panoramic city views. 🏔️

At Ananda Kuti Vihar, a resident monk taught the children about mindfulness, peace, and kindness. 🧘‍♂️ The students practiced attentive listening and learned the value of positive thinking. ✨

This meaningful journey connected classroom lessons to real-world experiences. Students gained a deep respect for heritage sites while enjoying the playful monkeys and sacred temples.

Our Grade 1 students beautifully celebrated the International Day of Families on 15th of May, under the theme “Families, Inequalities, and Child Wellbeing.” Through their wonderful presentation, students shared meaningful messages of love, care, equality, and togetherness.

The program included a drama, song, sharing, joyful dance, and a heartfelt Nepali poem celebrating the love and strength of families. The celebration reminded us that families play an important role in raising happy, confident, and caring children.