Venerable Bhante Gyanpurnik releasing the SAMWIT Journal

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Venerable
Bhante
Gyanpurnik
releasing
the SAMWIT
Journal
DAVSKVB Students at Tundikhel in Swami Vivekananda
Sanskriti knowledge Test
SANDESH ◆ APRIL 2015
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Highlights
Make Changes, not resolutions
Happy New Year 2072 B.S. to all
the parents/guardians, teachers,
students and well wishers
-DAVSKVB family
Annual Day of Kindergarten
astounded DAVSKVB
Chairman’s Goldstar
Award Nominees 2014-15
All the wings of DAVKSVB
selected the nominees of
Chairman's Goldstar Award
for the academic year 201415 in the month of March.
The nominees were finalized
by the Wing Co-ordinators
consulting with respective CCE
mentors and CCA In-charges.
After thorough investigation on
the multidimensional activities
of the students, nominees were
selected from each section of
each class.
UKG A
1. Pratistha Rana
2. Somyam Dhakal
3. Shneha Agrawal
Class I
1. Saumel Shrestha
2. Azumi Gurung 3. Shreeya Mishra
4. Kritan Poudel
5. Alvin Maharjan
DAVSKVB celebrated annual day of kindergarten on 9th
March, 2015. DAV Kindergarten students astounded all the
audience present in Buddha hall with their extraordinary
performances. It was very difficult for the parents and
teachers to belive that the students performing in front of
them were the tiny toddlers of Kindergarten.
The main attraction of the programme was the dance on
the song "Malai America ni Yehi". Similarly, other dances on
Hindi songs and English songs were also equally good. The
drama performed on the theme of holy touched the heart
of the audience. In the last segment of the programme, the
teachers also danced with the students which added the
extra charm to the programme and parents really enjoyed
seeing their kids dancing with their teachers- the people
behind the show.
The programme was graced by the School Chairperson Mr.
Anil Kedia, Principal Ms. Bhubaneshwari Rao. Vice-Principal
Mr. Ram Chandra Khanal, CAOs and Wing Co-ordinators.
Some students from classes IV & V also got the opportunity
to witness the big show of small children.
Class III
1. Arushi Jalan
2. Niti Singhania 3. Dipashi Sharma
4. Saptami Prasai
5. Payal Kumari
6. Nemisha Bastakoti
7. Shekher Sarawagi
8. Saurav Acharya
After this procedure, the
nominees will be placed in an
interview with the Chairperson
Mr. Anil Kedia for the
Chairman's Goldstar Award.
All the DAVians are aware
that the Chairman's Goldstar
Award is the greatest award till
now in DAVSKVB.
To be the nominees, students
need to be excellent in
academics,
co-curricular
activities
and
discipline
including other holistic feature
of education.
UKG B
1. Arman Shrestha
2. Ipsha Khanal
3. Shubhashree Karki
- A
- B
- C
- D
- E
-A
-B
-C
-D
-E
-F
-G
-H
Class II
1. Aastha Thakur
2. Sanskruti Panigrahy/
Muskan Joshi
3. Tushar Agrawal
4. Kripa Poudel 5. Rushil Subba
Class IV
1. Pranita Pokharel
2. Anusha Tuladhar
3. Dibyadhwoj Singh Khatri
4. Kritika Maharjan
5. Keshav Singhania
6. Palak Beriwal
7. Harsh Vardan Tyagi
-A
-B
-C
-D
-E
-A
-B
-C
-D
-F
-H
Class V
1. Devika Agrawal
2. Samay Chaudhary
3. Samiksha Ghimire
4. Resha Shrestha 5. Nitiya Shrestha 6. Shruti Sarawagi 7. Shreya Agrawal
8. Vischita Shrestha 9. Nidhi Chaudhary
-A
-B
-C
-D
-E
-F
-G
-H
-I
Class VI
1. Jiya Shakya
2. Sangya Baidya
3. Drishti Rauniyar
4. Lisa Bajracharya
5. Merit Singh Suwal 6. Parva Chaudhary
7. Muskan Goel 8. Tisha Dey
9. Anshu Pandit
-A
-B
-C
-D
-E
-F
-G
-H
-I
Class VII
1. Subhekshya Dhakal
2. Kusum Pandey
3. Karan Mahto
4. Anushka Shrestha
5. Miraj Maharjan
6. Richal Keriwal
7. Sahil Kumar
8. Mansi Kalwar
9. Saakar Agrawal
-A
-B
-C
-D
-E
-F
-G
-H
-I
Class VIII
1. Sakchhyam Shrestha
2. Aashna Shrestha
3. Umish Shrama
4. Salina Maharjan
5. Sanju Khaiju
6. Shubhojit Ghimire
7. Aakansha Dhoot
8. Arvind Chaudhary
9. Siddhanta Chaudhary
-A
-B
-C
-D
-E
-F
-I
-H
-I
Class IX
1. Sayana Rai
2. Shreeya Lal
3. Isha Maharjan
4. Sriyukta Pradhananga
5. Romika Bansal
6. B. Bhusan Rao
7. Aashutosh Devkota
8. Shruti Shah
-A
-B
-C
-D
-E
-F
-G
-H
Celebration
'Nepali Ramailo Saanjh' and felicitation programme
21st February/DAVSKVB
Devkota Nepali Club organized Nepali entertainment
evening and felicitation to the scholars and linguists of
Nepali literature here in the school premises on 20th
February.
With the objective to promote and protect Nepali
languages, the programme was launched, according to
Mr. Ramchandra Khanal, Vice Principal. On the occasion,
students of DAVSKVB acted on multifarious dances, Nepali
sonnets, and contemporary drama.
Beside the entertainment, three renowned literates were
felicitated by DAVSKVB in the very moment. The Three
luckiest senior literates honoured by DAVSKVB are Mr.
Rambabu Subedi, leading child literati, Prof. Dr. Sushma
Acharya and Mr. Dhirendra Premarsi, senior journalist. With
these prominent figures, unsurpassed scorers of X SLC/CBSE
in 2014/15 from DAVSKVB on Nepali subject were also
certified with tribute. Students awarded with certificate of
achievement are Baibhav Bista, Bajra Mani Shakya, Pujan
K.C. and Safal Pathak from SLC board while Adarsha Pandit
and Rohan Gurung are from CBSE board.
After felicitation, all the literates also presented the condition
of Nepali literature and Nepali teaching to the DAVSKVB
parents, students and teachers. Almost all the guests
focused that Nepali language was the vehicle for uniting all
the Nepali existing in the world and it was not the language
Senior child literati Mr. Rambabu Subedi Receiving appreciation letter in DAVSKVB
of any particular community. Supporting the guests remarks, Vice- principal
at the mean time forwarded Nepali language and culture is our base. He
alerted that it was almost unimaginable to be good and smart after being
detached from the base.
All the literates at the moment shared they were very grateful to DAVSKVB
for struggling hard to preserve the essence of Nepali in both academics and
co-curricular activities in the globalizing world. The entire programme was
graced by Chairperson, Mr. Anil Kedia, Ms. Bhubaneswari Rao, Principal,
CAO and Wing Co-ordinators.
Grade VI students dancing on (Chatta Rumal Kyamalu,) Nepali filmy Song
Deusi Bhaili Competition held for V to XII
Devkota Nepali Club (DNC) organized
an inter-house Deusi Bhaili Competition
on the eve of Dashain, Tihar and Chhath
festivals on 28th September. In the event,
3 teams each in Deusi and in Bhaili took
part. The competition was judged by Mr.
Devi-Neupane, Club In-charge of primary
and Ms. Laxmi Khatri, member of Nepali
Department.
The programme was graced by Mr.
Ramchandra Khanal Vice-Principal and
Mr. Janardan Ghimire CAO where Mr.
Narayan Khatiwada HOD of Nepali chaired
the programme.
With the increasing modernization, the
originality of culture and festives are
changed, DNC revealed both the changes
and the core truth in Deusi and Bhaili.
Besides, students also portrayed the reality
that festivals as the ornament of the country
should not be ignored at any cost.
As declared in the result, under categories
of Bhaili, Mt. Machhapuchhre stood in first
position followed by Mt. Dhaulagiri and
Mt. Gaurishankar in 2nd and 3rd position
respectively while in the categories of Deusi,
Mt. Lhotse stood in first position followed by
Mt. Kanchanjanga and Mt. Annapurna in
2nd and 3rd position respectively.
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Principal's Speech
This day is emotional yet cherishing
H
onourable Chairman Shree
Anil Kedia Vice Principal
Mr Ram Chandra Khannal,
Wing Co ordinators, Faculty
Heads, Mentors, teachers and all
present here a very good afternoon
Gratitude unlocks the fullness of life.
It turns what we have into enough and
more. It turns denial into acceptance,
chaos to order, confusion to clarity.
It can turn a mean into feast, a house
into a home, a stranger into a friend.
Gratitude makes sense of our past,
brings peace for today, and creates a
vision for tomorrow.
It is possible that psychology has ignored
gratitude because it appears, on the
surface, to be a very obvious emotion,
lacking in interesting complications: we
receive a gift-from friends, from family,
from God- and then we feel pleasurably
grateful. But while the emotion seemed
simplistic even to me but, I soon
discovered that gratitude is a deeper,
more complex phenomenon that plays
a critical role in human happiness.
Gratitude is literally one of the few things
that can measurably change people’s
lives.
Every present is build upon past and future
blooms out of it. So first and foremost on
this thanks giving Gratitude Day we must
join our hands to pay homage to the
two great souls of late Shree Shankar Lal
Kedia and late Shree Sushil Kedia. They
are the guiding force of our school.They
are heavenly souls but dwells in each of
us as the supreme guiding torch of life.
For they are our fountain heads. We
must also bend our heads in gratitude to
our founder Dayananda Saraswati. Yes
we all join our hands and bow our heads
to thank that supreme force in any form
for giving us this beautiful life to serve
this universe.
Next to them, I want to place my deep
sense of gratification to our honourable
Chairman Shree Anil Kedia for not
only enforcing me the honour and
priviledge of this administrative role but
also for standing hard by our side with
his unstinting support over the years.
Sir, has never failed to champion this
educational venture under the name
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of DAVSKVB. His unshakeable belief in
this institution coupled with his selfless
commitment and simple know how
of the life has enabled our school to
reach the heights of success. Under his
leadership this institution stands as a
living example of quality education. As
a Principal in my case, the relationship
that we as team build with him as a
Chairperson is both critical and unique.
He is there as a critical guide, to ask
difficult questions, to say yes and no at
times but most importantly to support
the School’s progress and development.
Once again on behalf of my team and
teachers I am extremely grateful to him
for his belief in us and his desire to see
Every present
is build upon
past and future
blooms out
of it
our school evolve, flourish and roll on
to scale the newer heights of success but
with a difference. Can we have a big
round of applause for him?
I am often asked what my vision for the
school is. And at present the development
is being rewritten and at its heart is
the individual student and the values
of the school. These are an essential
non – negotiable part of enabling the
community here at the school to thrive,
its members to fee valued and to aspire,
to achieve their potentials. What I expect
of each one of the students is that he
or she will aspire to do his or her best
and live without regret knowing that they
have achieved at levels that which they
once could only and hardly dream.
This is possible, we can dream and
achieve this because of all the virtuous
and wonderful people with golden hearts
who joined our school to give themselves
for the good of society, country and the
world as a whole.
The list to whom we are indebted is
indeed long and very long, yet today
Ms. Bhubaneswari Rao
Principal
it should not go unmentioned. Here
let me extend sincere gratification and
deep appreciation to our Vice Principal
Mr. Ramchandra Khanal for his endless
efforts from the foundation to this time.
He is not man of words but action.
And please believe me that he has
quick solutions to every problem. My
acknowledgment and sincere thanks
also goes to our CAO's Mr. Janardan
Ghimire and Madam Vijaya Tater for
their silent yet immense contributions
throughout the year and ever. Equally
we place on record the contribution
and relentless support of our Wing Coordinators who manage their wings so
perfectly that they fly high on the sky, the
sky of success of course with their teams.
I know this team of co-ordinators is the
heartbeat of the school and believe me
they are omnipresent in the school. Yes
thank you Mr. Madhab Upadhaya, Mr.
Meghji Tank, Mr. Andrew Filtz Patrick,
Ms.Shanti Gurung and Mr. Prashant
Samal. They are the life lines of the
school. And we are so fortunate to have
them with us.Lets thank them with a loud
round of applauses too
One head that recruits teachers very
timely for the school is our HR Mr.
Abhishek Dhakal. He is young yet
matured to judge the nerves of new
teachers but his interviews are endless.
Yes that tells us, how hard he works.
Thank you Abhishek for being there to
solve resource needs on time.
Kindly bear with me as I said the list is
long. Yes the next group to acknowledge,
appreciate and gratify are our faculty
co-ordinators, our subject experts.
Their planning, implementation and
achievement within the classrooms and
out is marvelous example to cite. We
count on them. Their leadership in their
own faculty is amazing and rewarding
as well. Such we whole heartedly thank
the entire HOD team for enriching the
experiences of teaching and learning
activity throughout the session. Thank
you all and here goes a round of
applause for them too.
Equally we thank the CCE mentors for
their support and co-operation to the
school in a big big way; they made the
CCE dream of transforming the students
into learners of 21st century come true.
They were more like mini connecting
bridges across the students, teachers,
parents, examination incharge and the
administration. Kudos and thank you so
much mentors. You have added a new
system to our school which will surely be
carried in the future too.
Our school proudly stands ahead in
relevance to co-curricular activities.
And it’s not possible without our extra
ordinary Activity Incharges Mr. Tanka
Nath Ghimire and Mrs. Anusha Rana.
We appreciate and acknowledge their
contribution throughout the year. One
man who makes the school updated on
time with colouful look is our Club Coordiantor Mr. Shiv Narayan Mirda and
without him we are at times helpless.
Such we express our gratification to him
today and ever.Yes it’s time to thank
and count on our Club Incharges and
House Incharges equally. They are the
pillars of co-curricular activities and
they make the clubs and house achieve
their goal. Thank you to all the club
and house incharges. Yes we do thank
our disciplinary incharges as well. Let’s
not forget that DAV is a synonym for
discipline. And without disciplinary
incharges this legacy of discipline would
have been shaken.
Now we enter into the main significant
segment of the thanks giving ceremony.
Any school thrives on the teaching
community and we understand why it is
so. Teachers are the nervous system of
the school. They are the power house of
our school. They are the motion pictures
and images of school.
They
shoulder
the
maximum
responsibility of our school. I without
any hesitation can claim the DAV nests
the great and inspiring teachers who in
return produce great students. Today
we take this opportunity to salute our
great, our veteran teachers. We cannot
miss to thank and acknowledge each
and every teacher for registering their
names in the success of the school. We
thank you teachers and expect the same
zeal, passion and enthusiasm in the
days to come. May I have a big round
of applause for all the teachers of DAV?
Amongst this gathering we must notify
and notice some silent, soft but solid
contributors to our school for years
in and out. I know you all must have
guessed it correct. And believe me we
cannot survive without them. Right I
mean the account personnel’s, we thank
our number faculty Mr.Hari Gurung,
Mr Vijay Karna ,Ms Rinku, Mr.Som
Raj Pandey and others in accounts
department, they manage the finance
and we have its previledge. Equally we
thank the store keepers, lab experts, IT
experts and others for their contribution
which at times looks hidden yet very
prominent in day to day functioning of
the school.
I am desperate to thank the young team
of people assisting closely to the school
and very especially to the offices. Such
I thank and appreciate Usha, Deepak,
Nirmal, Rupa, Erista, Preeti and Luna.
Sometimes I wonder how they breathe
We own a great debt
of gratitude to our
parent’s community for
trusting us to educate
their children
amidst the pressure which is exerted on
them from all the sides. May be god
made them very strong for us. Thank you
team and yes they are always smiling let
the smile be easy or hard. Over the years
they have learnt to give smile on the face
of our school. So here goes a big round
of applause for them.
How can I forget to thank our Infirmary
staff for checking and keeping the
students fit? I sincerely acknowledge our
motherly figure an embodiment of love
and care Madam Chunnu Adhikari with
her team. Thank you to maam and her
team.
We must also acknowledge the media
cell members very especially Bigyan and
sangita as well as the examination cell
members for their prompt and valuable
services to the School. We applaud to
thank them loud. And I hope today’s
pictures too will be uploaded soon.
Now we enter to thank our loud yet
significant department ‘House Keeping’
I meant loud not cause of our vibrant
housekeeping incharge Seemaji but
because she with her team round the
clock extend the services to school. They
prepare the ground to build upon the
success and we wholeheartedly thank
and acknowledge the efforts of all our
didi’s and dai’s, be it Thakur dai, Tika
dai, Narayan dai , Durga didi, Urmila
didi, Sunita didi and each one of them
for their through support to the school.
Here we cannot leave behind the out
sourcing staff for extending their efforts
tirelessly to support the School. We also
acknowledge and thank our transport
people I mean our driver dai's for
reaching our students to us on the sunny
as well as the rainy days. I like to place
on records the good security extended to
us by our guards too.
We own a great debt of gratitude to
our parent’s community for trusting us
to educate their children. And we need
to understand that we are working on
lives not products. Our roles are very
determining in making the future of
thousands of students entrusted to us.
And even with hardships and sacrifices
we need to be dedicated, committed and
fulfilling to all.
This day is emotional yet cherishing. The
sun of session 2014-15 sets soon but the
journey doesn’t end. This sunset will give
rise to new sun with morning glory that
is the upcoming session 2015-16. Once
we talk of it we need to know there is a
lot more to do but with the support and
help of one and all we will keep working
and keep moving.
Thank you one and all for joining us on
this great day. Here I may have missed
out to acknowledge and appreciate
some of many because I said the list
is long and it will take one full day to
mention every branch, every leaf, every
flower, every fruit, trunk and roots of
DAVSKVB, So, finally thanking everyone
near and far who have supported
DAVSKVB, a school where life meets its
strength to accomplish its goals to stand
proud in the world.
Thank you and please don’t stop and
don't allow any life to go in vain. With
hope of new day, the past day goes to
rest. Such with a hope to have a great
new session 2015-16 a head with all
of you we are saying goodbye to the
session 2014-15.
I take the leave.
Thank you one and all.
Teachers' Gratitude Speech
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Editorial
Marching ahead towards Educational Hub
- Janardan Ghimire
Editor in Chief
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esides imparting only the official and
formal teaching learning pedagogy,
DAVKSVB has exercised to introduce
thematic subjects in its day to day
practice. These practices can be classified
into four groups such as i) Students based ii)
Knowledge based iii) Skill based and iv) Value
based.
Editorial
Firstly, to focus on the students based education,
DAVSKVB has conducted theatre, empirical,
linguistic, fabulous programmes, etc. Theatre
based education compulsorily requires one
minimum drama in a year from the students'
side, where as empirical education relates with
i) Field Trips ii) Tour iii) Excursions and iv)Visit
programmes. These programmes are even
made for some of the teaching faculty.
The school has introduced different types of
reinforcement programmes to take the students
into the right track of teaching learning
activities. Best Section Award, Golden Tray
Award and Principal's Subject Sweepstakes are
announced in the recent years for the positive
reinforcement.
Likewise, the school wants to internationalize
its approach through the induction of different
foreign languages. French, German and
Chinese are the languages introduced in
DAVSKVB to support this concept.
Faboulous Fundays (Recently developed as
the fabulous Mondays) is the programme
conducted in senior as well as junior level to
entertain the students.
Secondly, to focus on the knowledge based
society, the school has settled Informative
mechanism by forming the separate media
center for the smooth functioning of all sorts
of media. The school wants to increase the
intensive research capacity of teachers by
publishing a research journal called 'SAMWIT'.
In a short course of time, SAMWIT has made
the remarkable changes among DAVians. To
enrich the metaphysical concept of the students,
the school has introduced some of the classical
subjects in its teaching curriculum. Sanskrit and
Pali in the form of Pariyatti are those practices.
Thirdly, skill based systems like vocational
studies, activity oriented CCE system,
Laboratory based educational approach, are
other feathers to develop the DAVSKVB as
an educational hub. The school is planning
to advance with social and language lab
in upcoming years to fulfill the laboratory
approaches of teaching and learning.
In vocational studies, the school has started
classes on Mass media, Beauty and health
science, IT and electronics, Fashion designing
and Banking. School conducts hundreds of cocurricular activities to meet the needs of 21st
century education and for the convinience of
the students and parents, school publishes
Activity calender which includes list of
programmes, dates and nature of programmes
to be conducted in an academic session.
Fourthly, to focus on the value based education,
DAVSKVB provides moral science classes, strict
discipline mechanism, Vipasana meditation for
the students and Spiritual Havans in different
wings, morning assembly with Gayatri Mantra
and Buddha Vandana are other regular
activities conducted to promote the value
based education.
With these exercises, DAVSKVB is moving ahead
to make this institution as an educational hub
of the nation.
School Media Center Team
1. Mr. Tanka Nath Ghimire
2. Ms. Anusha Rana
3. Mr. Bigyan Sube di
4. Mr. Umesh Saud
5. Mr. Prabesh Acharya
6. Ms. Sangita Sube di
7. Mr. Baburam Paudel
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Assembly Award
Principal rewarded achievers, social servers
24th February/DAVMC
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rincipal, Ms. Bhubaneswari Rao
rewarded splendid achievers and social
servers in the morning assembly of the
secondary wing on 24th February.
Those DAVSKVB members who are able to
recognize DAVSKVB are further inspired on
their marked way through assembly in the
presence of Principal. This time, Pradhumn
Singh, student of IX ‘E’ was certified by
honour for being 2nd Runner up in inter
school FOZ Badminton Tournament held
on the occasion of 19th Anniversary of
Central Zoo under NTNC management on
19th December 2014.
Likewise, Bhumika Thapa (IX) was
honoured for securing 2nd position with
cash prize Rs. 2,500, medal and certificate
in Martyrs’ Cup First Nationwide U-14
open Table Tennis Tournament organized
by Kathmandu District Sports Development
Committee on 30th and 31st January.
Similarly,
Ananya Awale VI ‘C’ was
awarded with Slash, Medal and trophy for
being declared as the Runner up in the
event named little champ 2015 organized
by Media Land Private Ltd. Kathmandu.
Ananya also was honoured with most
confident award in the same event. Another
DAVSKVB kid, Shristi Rauniyar grabbed
best skin award in the very event.
Likewise, in 20th social environment
technology exhibition organized by St.
Xavier’s College on 7th February, a team
of five students namely Mayanka Rajgadia,
X ‘H’, Ashutosh Sharma – X ‘H’, Rishabh
Raj Singh- X ‘H’, Abhihay Shah – X ‘F’ and
Raghav Gupta X ‘G’ were honoured with
medal and certificate in the exhibition.
Similarly, Apratim Shrivastav IX ‘F’ was
appreciated by the assembly for being
among top 7 debaters in an event organized
by leadership academy Anamnagar,
Kathmandu on 14th February. In the same
way, Subhekshya Paneru VIII ‘A’ received
assembly tribute for her participation in
poem writing and recitation competition
held on 24th December on the occasion
of 19th Anniversary of Central Zoo under
NTNC management
Besides these individual and team scorers
of DAVSKVB, 46 students of DAVSKVB from
grades V, VI, VII and VIII, were awarded
by Diasim Learning, Mumbai India and its
founder Mr. Dinesh Bathija. Mr. Bathija
had conducted special examination during
his mathematic schooling in DAVSKVB.
Principal rewarded all the achievers with
certificate in the assembly. The students
receiving certificate from grade V are
Ridhima Kunwar Chhetri, Krish Devkota,
Shreyash Lal, Umang Dadhich, Sneha
Chaudhary, Suhrit Ghimire, Kashish Raut,
Rabina Burlakoti, Sanil Maharjan, Samyak
Sthapit, Harshika Agrawal and Sanjukta
Sengupta ,
Likewise, students rewarded by Principal
from grade VI are, Vijay Raj Khadka,
Priyanshu Shrestha, Sajan Bajracharya,
Chirag Agrawal, Gaurav Malla, Shrishtika
Bajracharya, Samridhi Shakya, Bhargavi
Singh, Aanchal Shrestha, Jiya Juneja and
Vanshika Kothari.
Splendid social servers in
super bowl food donation
were also honoured for their
remarkable support to the
needy society....
In the same way winners of VII are Varsha
Agrawal, Bibhav Raj Bajracharya, Saksham
Chaudhary, Nitin Agrawal, Ankit Mishra,
Evanika Kunwar, Monica Agrawal, Sozen
Raj Joshi, Rahul Agrawal and Grish Mittal.
Finally champions from VIII in the same test
are Aastha Bajracharya, Srijan Bhandari,
Sajal Thapa Magar, Mecon Joshi,
Monsoon Rana Magar, Roshan Poudel,
Yawanika Acharya, Anurag Jha, Kriti
Biyala, Subhojit Ghimire, Bishrut shrestha,
Priyanshu Khetan and Harshita Saraf.
Likewise, splendid social servers in super
bowl food donation were also honoured
for their remarkable support to the needy
society. According to the evaluation of
DAV management, the top ranked donator
to the helpless society are sections D and
E of grade I, sections A and D of class II,
sections A and F of grade III and sections B
and D and grade IV.
Similarly, sections D, E and I of grade V,
sections A, G and H of grade VI, sections
F, G and I of grade VII and sections A,B
and F of grade VIII were honoured for
their distinctive support in the donation
programme.
Within the same event, department of
vocational education, department of
commuter science and DAV Bus Drivers
team with Mr. Sundar Shrestha were also
honoured for their ample support.
On individual basis, students namely
Barkha Jaishwal, V ‘G’ Yub Raj Singh VI
‘G’, Shruti Chauhan VII ‘I’, Prachi Agrawal
VII ‘H’. Falguni Agrawal VII ‘I’ and Saumya
Baidh VII ‘I’ were honour with certificate.
Though most of the DAVSKVB member had
actively supported the programme but the
honour of certificate was granted to the
countable donator.
In the same donation, partner organization
i.e DAV College and their students had
also extended the support. In the same
assembly honour, DAV +2 students namely
Shrijan Gautam XII ‘D’, Neeva Vaidya XI
‘K’, Sabitra Karki – XII ‘D’, Anjit Khatiwada
XII ‘F’, Komal Kadel – XII ‘D’ and Arjun
Gautam – XII ‘B’ were also awarded with
certificates for their notable support.
In the same programme, Principal Ms.
Rao also honoured the winners of Science
Olympiad of the year 2014/15. The
winners in the category of receiving gold,
silver and bronze medal were rewarded
by the Principal. The gold medal winner
DAVSKVB students are Nemisha Bastakoti
– III, Arjan Dawadi – IV, Lipika Shah- V,
Tisha Dey- VI, Harsh K. Agrawal- VII,
Mecon Joshi- VIII, Rajat shakya – IX, Bijaya
Chandra Luitel- IX, Shuva Prabhat SinghXI, Namakhan Thapa Magar- XII, Roshan
Kochar- XII, Anish Kumar Gupta- XII,
Yogesh Agrawal- XII, Manish Pandey- XII
and Rishika Agrawal- XII.
Likewise, the silver medal winning students
are Himanshu Saraogi – III, Roja Joshi- IV,
Nuriya Awale- V, Anshi Pandit- VI, Falguni
Agrawal- VII, Subhojit Ghimire- VIII,
Shivam Jaiswal – IX, Larisha KC- X, Preety
Mandal – XI and Anushka Agrawal- XII.
Similarly, bronze medal winners are Ishan
Yadav – III, Deepali Dutta- III, Pranil
Gurung- IV, Swastika Ghiraiya – IV,
Saharsha Raj Pandey- IV, Sannidhya BhujelV, Samyak Rai- VI, Kaushal Tibrewal- VII,
Rajisha Shrestha- VIII, Pratik Thapa- IX,
Tabassum Pravin – X, Bimi Shakya- X,
Rahul Shah- XI and Mohit Saraogi – XII.
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Achievers' Column
US Ambassador
honoured Shreaya
and Shulav
His Excellency Peter W. Bodde, the
ambassador of United States (US) to
Nepal honoured Shreaya Manandhar of
class IV and Shulav Manandhar of class
X. The medal of recognition are offered
to them as a Symbol of the Department
of the state’s gratitude and signed by the
secretary of the state John F. Kerry.
In a letter sent to DAV Principal, Ms.
Bhubaneswari Rao on 9th March from
U.S. Embassy in Nepal, it is stated
Shreaya and Shulav were honoured by
US ambassador for their sacrifice when
her mother Sumitra Manandhar was
in an accompanied duty to USA and
Afghanistan for about five months.
The embassy had also appreciated Mr.
Min Adhikari class teacher of X and
Anamika Subba class teacher of grade
IV for their outstanding support. The
Embassy has clearly appreciated the
discipline, academics and co-curricular
activities of the DAVSKVB in the same
letter. U.S. embassy has also stated
that it feels honoured to have Mr. Ram
Chandra Khanal, Vice- Principal and
Mr. Megh Ji Tank, Lower Secondary Coordinator for their tireless effort to craft
the children better.
2nd win in a row for DAVSKVB in Educatus
Knowledge Quest
15 December 2014
Out of total 38 leadings
schools of Nepal in the
Educatus
Knowledge
Quest- 2014, DAVSKVB
got 1st position on 16th
December with Rupees
twenty five thousand
cash prize.
The winner students are
from grade XI namely
Rohan Gurung, Swaraj
Thaman,
Roshana
Srivastav
and
Kajal
Agrawal.
The
event
was hosted by Bhaddal
Institutes
Ropar
Nr.
Chandigarh India. Some
of
the
participating
Schools were St. Xavier's,
Rato Bangla, Goldengate
SOS
College,
Prime
International College, SS
College, etc. The students
of class XI and XII were
contesting the event.
Aananya became Little star 2015
Aananya
Awale,
DAVSKVB
student declared the winner of
little champ, 2015 in the senior
category held by Morning Glory
Entertainment, Kathmandu on 21st
January in Dasaratha Studium.
Out of the total 25 students
participating
from
different
schools of valley, Aananya was
also awarded with most confident
award. In the very event, Drisiti
Rauniyar of DAVSKVB received
best skin award. While in the
challenge of junior category,
Saya Koirala of Little Angles
was declared Junior little champ
2015.
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Kabir stands as
a school athlete
One of the football forward player of DAVSKVB
Kabir Bahadur Shah IX ‘C’ grabbed second
position in 200 Meter running competition at
20.20 seconds. The programme was organized
by Lalitpur District Sports Development
Committee, Athletes Meets in Dasharath
Stadium, Kathmandu.
Achievers' Column
DAVSKVB science teachers attended the talk programme on spiritual Biology
3rd International Conference of science and scientist in DAVSKVB
26 December/DAVMC
All the science teachers along with DAV
management attended talk programme
on ‘spiritual biology’ conducted
by Nepal Academy of Science and
Technology (NAST) on 23rd December.
NAST had organized the programme
inviting two Indian scientists namely
Bhakti Niskam Shanta, PH.D and Bhakti
Vigyan Muni, Ph.D. These two scholars
presented under the theme ‘Darwin
under siege' where they tried to justify
the theory on evolution of bodies was
no more acceptable.
Basically they had tried to forward the
challenges of abiogenesis theory. In
the queries of DAV news, Dr. Bhakti
Vigyan Muni said, ‘Our major theme
Anisha topped
Inter School Poem
Recitation Contest
of the paper is; ‘a chemical can’t
produce life but life comes from
life’. The lecturing programme
organized almost two hours was
turned in to discussion round
where the scientists presented
their queries to the speakers.
Meanwhile, the chief dignitary
Prof. Dr. Jeebraj Pokhrel- Vice
Chancellor of NAST, Prof Dr. Bidur
Prasad Pokhrel- Chairman of Service
Commission of NAST, Prof. Dr. Shekhar
Shah- Secretary of NAST welcomed the
Indian Scientists. Ms. Bhubaneswari
Rao-DAVSKVB, Principal was also
invited as the guest of the honour in
the programme. Likewise, Mr. Ram
Chandra Khanal- Vice Principal, CAO-
Mr. Janardan Ghimire and Senior Coordinator- Mr. Madhab Upadhyaya
were present in the programme.
Moving for the 3rd international
conference on Science and scientist
being held on 17th and 18th April in
DAV, the scientists of Nepal and India
had organized such talk programme at
Kathmandu University as well.
Meghika selected for Turkey visit
DAVSKVB petite kids occupy Child Icon 2014
7th March/DAVMC
Anisha Thapa, student of IX ‘C’
was declared the winner of Inter
school Nepali poem recitation
competition organized by NTNC
Central Zoo on 29th December.
On the occasion of 19th Anniversary
of Central Zoo, the programme was
organized to generate awareness
among the school children in the
area of the conservation of nature.
The title of the poem provided
to the students was my nature,
my responsibility. Anisha was
honoured with certificate and Cash
Prize Rupees Five Thousand.
11th feb, 2014
Meghika Kapri, kid of IV ‘B’ is selected
for the child icon contest being held at
Turkey. Kapri was declared for the visit
in the event held at Rastriya Nach Ghar,
Jamal on 1st November by Media Land
Private Ltd. Kathmandu.
Meghika was also honoured with 1st
runner up. Similarly, Roja Joshi of IV
‘G’ won best skin award and Aayusha
Subedi declared the most beautiful out
of top 30 selected. Within same event
organized for junior category, Janya
Agrawal of Grade II ‘B’ grabbed most
popular viewers choice.
In the very event held in the period of
winter vacation, Aarya Paudel of IV ‘G’
was also selected in the top 30. Likewise,
Anusha Neupane IV G also received
participant medal in the same event as
forwarded to Ms. Anusha Rana, primary
CCA In-charge. These all winners are
DAVSKVB primary kids.
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Family Jamboree
Jamboree I & II : Words on parenting
16th December/DAVMC
Family Jamboree of I and II was held
on 12th December in the Buddha Hall.
The heart of the attraction of the
Jamboree were Saraswati Vandana,
Barfi dance, Nepali song, contemporary
fusion song both from home and abroad
. With these, blasted fashion show and
dance competition arranged for the
parents remained heart of the attraction
to the audience. The winner parents of
the competition were awarded by Mr.
Anil Kedia, Chairperson of the School.
The objective of Jamboree is to recreate
and involve parents in the children
activities. On the day, Dr. S. Radha
Mahalaxmi was invited as the chief
guest. She is the Principal of kendriya
Vidyalay, Kathmandu.
Meanwhile DAVSKVB Principal, Ms.
Bhubaneswari Rao imparted, 'the
frequent interaction in between teachers
and parents is highly necessary in the
current education'. She also focused
some of her address in modern
parenting as well '. Jamboree is one
of the many programme of DAVSKVB
where parents and teachers come
together to understand the progress in
the area of child development according
to the Principal.
Jamboree VIII Jamboree VI : Mythological drama
to international dance
Family
Jamboree
of grade VIII for the
session 2014/15 was
held on 5th December
in the school premises.
With a long practice
of
different
stage
performance, students
had put the event
to mega success by
winning the head and
heart of the parents
and dignitaries. The
shouting and applause
of the audience was
enough to understand
this.
After 3:15 pm, Buddha
Hall was almost full with
the audience. Without
losing any time, the
anchor teachers came
with
their
cheerful
appearance
and
magical description of
the different event. Then
students had to give
justice to the songs,
dances reflecting the
diversified culture of
DAVSKVB with some
international test aswell.
The events of the day
were fusion songs,
mythological
dance,
prop dance and Nepali
dance including the
parents
programme,
basket ball competition.
The stage show came to
end with special dance
after offering vote to
thanks.
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15th February/DAVMC
On the occasion of Family
Jamboree held for grade VI of the
academic year, 2014/15 students
here performed on Mythological
drama to international dance
on 13th February in the school
auditorium.
As soon as Ms. Paromita
Mukherjee
extended
warm
welcome to the parents invited,
and requested to observe the
progress of the students in the
area of holistic development,
the curtain of the stage opened
with multilingual welcome song.
Afterward, turn after turn, students
performed on Nepali dance,
Hindi dance, Turkish folk dance,
western prop dance including
mythological dance and drama
of eastern societies. Like in every
jamboree, students this time also
successfully proved that they are
learning most of the culture and
values of the world adopting their
own.
Meanwhile parents were also
screened with the details of the
dance songs and drama with
their historical values in the slide.
Besides the performances of the
student, Parents participated
in the badminton competition
where they attempted to throw
the maximum corks on the basket
to be winner of the episode. The
best 3 scorers were awarded with
medals on the spot.
Field Trip & Tour
Grade X and XII departed for Pokhara Tour
31st December /DAVMC
Interested students of grade X and XII
departed for the 3 days Pokhara tour
in the last week of December.
As stated by Tankanath Ghimire,
Secondary CCA In-charge, Grade
India Tour
76 students of DAVSKVB
along with 6 teachers
went for an educational
tour to India for 2 weeks
from 5th October to 20th
October 2014.
The participant students
are from classes IX
and XI. The delegates
visited the places of
historical
importance
of Goa, Mumbai, New
Delhi and Udayapur.
Entire programme was
organized and managed
by Organic World Tours
and Travels, Thamel
Kathmandu. The teacher
representative for the
tour management is
Mr. Prashant Samal
In-charge of discipline
and
Transportation
Department.
X-SLC departed for Pokhara on 27th
December, Grade XII-CBSE and
some X-CBSE students marched on
29th December while rest students of
X-CBSE headed on 31st December.
During the tour, some representatives
of top School management and all the
class teachers of the concerned classes
are escorting the students.
Every year outgoing students of class X
and XII are driven to Pokhara tour just
before winter vacation as refreshment
for the board preparation after
completing their academic course.
Field trip to expand the
horizon of knowledge
31st December/DAVMC
To provide the students with the opportunities
to explore horizon of knowledge, student
were taken in the field trip in the 3rd Quarter
of the 2nd Semester.
Classes IX and XI were taken to field trip at
Tribhuvan Park on 28th and 29th December
2014 respectively.
After visiting these place, students were found
to be discussing over environment and natural
scenery.
Before this, students of grade I and II visited
Thankot and Godawari respectively on 24th
December while grade III and IV were taken
on the same paces on 26th December.
Rajat visited the PASCH Youth Camp
17th December/DAVMC
Rajat Shakya student of IX
'H' visited the PASCH Youth
Camp 2015. The camp
was scheduled at Colombo
Srilanka on 3rd to 9th
January. In the youth camp,
students learning German
from most of the world
school were participated to
exchange the culture and
education of their society.
Rajat was selected for
the youth camp through
the
examination
held
by
Goethe
Institute,
Kathmandu.
Goethe
Institute is functioning for the
promotion and protection
of German language. The
institute has also established
harmonious relation in the
educational and cultural
sectors between Nepal and
German.
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International Visit
Mr. Khanal attended Mr. Ghimire participated in cultural
Principal’s conference exchange cum language training at Beijing
28th February/DAVMC
2nd February 2015/DAVMC
Mr. Ram Chandra Khanal, DAVSKVB Vice-principal
attended an international conference of the Principals
on the theme empowering principal on 30th and 31st
January at South Asia Kerala Kollam, India.
DAVSKVB educational consultant, Mr. Janardan Ghimire attended
21 days cultural exchange cum language training at Beijing, China
on 8th to 28th January.
Vice Principal, Mr. Khanal headed for the conference
as he was invited by Goethe Institute to join hands
with future partner schools. To the invitee school
leaders, three German educational experts hosted
entire programme for two days. On the occasion, Mr.
Khanal was introduced with the emerging issues in
school management, discipline and education with his
colleagues.
With Mr. Khanal, representatives from Bangladesh, Iran,
India, Nepal and Shree Lanka had also participated
in the same conference. Goethe Institute, the German
Education and culture promoting organization is
established globally while Goethe Institute has stood as
the partner organization in education for coordinating the
German language teaching and learning in DAVSKVB.
With Ghimire, other 24 educational School leaders are mainly
from Nepal including from Russia and Mongolia. These entire
visiting members completed 100 Chinese lessons workshops
held for foreign Chinese language teachers organized by Beijing
International Chinese College (BICC). BICC is a professional
educational institute approved by Beijing Municipal Education
Commission, under the support of the Hanban Municipal Education
Commission. To entertain the 2nd Chinese language group, the
team of the teachers namely Emma, Shi Shuo, Joseph, Helen and
Lian Na were deployed.
Besides the training, the Nepali educational leaders also visited
Forbidden City, Great Wall, Summer Palace, Beijing Capital
Museum, Tiani Market and Birds Nest (Olympic Stadium).
As China has developed, reformed and opened up and its economy
has developed rapidly, Chinese has become of the three most
widely used languages in the world.
Interact members took part
in Act Asia Conference
29th January/DAVMC
Six Interact Club students and a teacher
of DAVSKVB attended the conference
named Act Asia- 2014 in Khulna
Bangladesh on 19th-23rd December.
For 4 days, interact District Council
3292 in partnership with Interact District
council 3281 (Bangladesh) 3240
(North India) and 3220 (Sri Lanka and
Maldives) hosted more than six hundred
Interactors, Rotactors and Rotarians in
an attempt to encourage them and to
provide with new insights in serving the
world.
The event also
featured various
cultural shows,
service
work
presentations,
laser shows and
speakers from Malaysia, Pakistan, India
and Nepal students visited an exciting
and adventurous Sundarban, one of
the few tiger habitat and the largest
mangrove in the world.
Meanwhile, team member of Act Asia,
Mr. Surchen Shah who is also Maths
teacher and CCE mentors of grade VI to
the news said, it was a new experience
for entire members participating in an
international conference for the students
to develop fellowship with international
community and to study some of the
Bengali culture.
Students visiting Bangladesh were
Jasmin Panday IX, Harsh Agrawal- IX,
Smriti Shrestha-X, Pratistha Suwal –IX,
Soorav Mundhara-VIII and Bhavini
Agrawal – VIII.
3rd Pep Rally
Cricketer Prithu Baskota in the 3rd
Pep Rally of DAV
31st December/DAVMC
3rd pep rally held at the end of 3rd
quarter of the session on 29th December.
The programme was graced by Mr. Prithu
Baskota, national cricket player.
As a notion of DAVSKVB to honour the
international and national achievers in
DAVSKVB, renowned guests are invited
to boost the talent further with words of
blessing. Accordingly, Mr. Baskota after
handling the award and certificate with Ms.
Bhubaneswari Rao, the school Principal
stated the pep rally reminded his school days.
To the winners and participant students, he
suggested for the further success and to
the rest, he recommended struggling hard
with academics and co-curricular activities
equally. The environment inside DAVSKVB
was enough to strengthen the typical talent
of the students according to Baskota.
When S. CCA In-charge T.N. Ghimire was
on the stage to announce the assembly
honour to the achievers, everyone was
curious in knowing the brilliants of DAVSKVB
in 3rd quareter.
At first, Jasmin Pandey- IX, Pratistha SuwalIX, Bhavini Agrawal- VIII- I, Smriti Shrestha
– X G, Harsh Agrawal- IX 'E' and Soorav
Mundhara- VIII 'G' including Mr. Surchen
Shah, In-charge of Interact club of DAVSKVB
were honoured for representing DAVSKVB
in first Asian Rotary Youth Conference
and South Asian Rotary Festival 2014
held on 19th - 22nd December at Khulna
Bangladesh.
Similary, Bhumika Adhikari- VI, Sara
Shakya- VII, Arnav Shrestha- VIII and Khushi
Jha- IX were honoured for participating
in wild life essay writing competition on
the topic ' four horned antelope and its
conservation organized by Central Zoo on
30th November. These four students are
the members of Friend of Zoo (FOZ) in
DAVSKVB,
Likewise, Voice of DAV (VoD)-2014
winner Ayush Bagale VIII 'G' and Dancing
Star of DAVSKVB- DSOD, 2014 winner
Sashank Maharjan – V 'C' were honoured
by the assembly. The judges of these two
programmes were Ms. Prashna Shakya,
senior singer and Mr. Bhogendra Maharjan,
senior dance and film director.
In the same way, Aman Agrawal- VIII and
Shivam Jaiswal –IX were honoured with
certificate of participation for attending
educational trip to Natural History Museum
held on 22nd August organized by Central
Zoo, Kathmandu. Afterward, FOZ member,
Falguni Bhattarai- VII, Sudha ShakyaVIII, Pradhumn Singh – IX and Harsheet
Kedia- IX were honoured for participating
in interschool FOZ Badminton on 7th8th December, 2014. The programme
was organized on the occasion of 19th
Anniversary of Central Zoo, under NTNC
management.
Similarly, 7 students namely, Raunak
Agrawal- XI 'A', Rahul Lal Das – XI 'A', Shivam
Ghiraiya – XI 'B', Avaneesh Naman YadavXI 'A', Neha Biyala – XI 'A', Sneha Agrawal- XI
'A' and Rohan Gurung- XI 'A' were honoured
for participating
in 20th International
Competition for Science, Mathematics,
Mental ability and Electronic organized by
City Montessori school, Lucknow, India.
Mr. Samir Deshar HOD of the Vocational
Department led the team.
An impressive assembly honour was received
by the team of students; Swaraj Thaman
– XI 'A', Rohan Gurung XI- 'A', Roshana
Srivastava- XI 'D' and Kajal Agrawal – XII 'B'.
These students were the winner of Educatus
knowledge Quest 2014-15 organized by
Bhaddal Institutes Ropar, Chandigharh,
India on 16th December in the Buddha
Hall of DAVSKVB. These students received
Nepalese Rupees twenty five thousand.
Within the same event, other 15 teams
comprising 34 students from DAVSKVB had
also participated with 38 leading school of
Nepal.
Similarly, the cricket team of the students;
Rohit Muduli, Akash Chand, B. Bhusan Rao,
Rohit Gupta, Sujal Gupta, Krishanu Sharma,
Aashutosh Ghiraiya, Manish Mandal, Ronak
Agrawal, Shubham Jhawar, Rajat Prasad and
Ashwani Mukhiya were awarded for being
district champion in a cricket tournament
held by Lalitpur District Cricket Association
on 17th-16th December. DAVSKVB further
qualified for regional championship. In the
same event, Ashutosh Ghiraiya declared the
best baller of the tournament and received
man of the match in the game played with
AVM and Nightingale Schools.
Finally, DAVSKVB Cricket team comprising
of Bibhatshu Thapa, Captain, Vineet Bafna
(Vice-captain) Rajat Prasad (Wicket Keeper),
Ronak Agrawal, Krishanu Sharma, Sujay
Aryal, Akash Chand, Rohit Muduli, B.
Bhusan Rao, Manish Mandal, Ashutosh
Ghiraiya, Sujal Gupta, Rohit Gupta,
Shubham Jhawar and Ashwini Mukhiya
were honoured for participating on 3rd
International School Cricket Premier League
(ISCPL- 2014) organized by City Montessori
School, Lucknow, India. Total, 16 schools
from six different countries were contesting
in the event. DAV won title, 'fair play award'
of the tournament while Mr. Purnenu Ghosh
was awarded with best team leader. Other
teachers participating in the tournament
were Mr. Purnendu Ghosh- team coach Mr.
Sandesh Maharjan-physiotherapist and Mr.
Ashish Kr. Jha- asst. coach
Primary Awards
Principal's words of inspiration
11th March 2015
Principal Ms. Bhubaneswari Rao
delevired an inspirational speech for
primary level students on 9th March in
the morning assembly in Pratik Hall.
Principal reminded students to write
what they achieved and what they did
not achieve in the year 2014-15 as
the reflection of the academic year.
Meanwhile, Principal stated the last
day of the year to be conducted as the
gratitude day for the teacher. She said,
‘If we don’t have attitude of gratitude we
can never progress in life’.
Meanwhile CAOs Mr. Janardan
Ghimrie and Ms. Vijaya Tater, Primary
Co-ordinator Mr. Andrew Fitz Patrick
and Ms. Seema Gurung, House Keeping
In-charge along with entire students and
teachers of primary wing were present
to honour the achievers.
The name of the winners students in different 6
categories are listed here in this issue of Sandesh.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
Read to the principal (August) winners
SOF award winners
Golden Garbage Can Award winners
Golden Tray Award winners
Letter of Appreciation for the Huge donors of Superbowl food donation programme
Character Tree awarded winners
Name
Nemisha Bastakoti
Himanshu Saraogi
Ishan Yadav
Depali Dutta
Arjan Dwadi
Roja Joshi
Pranil Gurung
Swastika Ghiraiya
Suharsha Raj Pandey
Winners of Read to the Principal
Contestants Name
Darsh Agrawal
Class
I C
Awarded books
The tortoise and the eagle.
Result
Runner up.
Muskan Joshi
II B
The ant and the grasshopper.
Winner I & II result.
Bigyan Manandhar III C
Jack and the Beanstalk.Runner up
Bhoomi Dhanuka
The elves and the shoemaker.
IV F
Medal
Gold Medal
Silver Medal
Bronze Medal
Bronze Medal
Gold Medal
Gold Medal
Bronze Medal
Bronze Medal
Bronze Medal
The name of the students posted in character tree is published in character award segment of Sandesh.
Winner III&IV result.
Observers: Principal Madam, Wing Co-ordinator (Primary ), CCA Co-ordinator (Secondary), CCE Mentors (Classes
III & IV), librarians (Primary and Secondary) and parents of the final contestants.
Winners of Golden Garbage Can
SOF Award Winners
Grade III
III
III
III IV IV IV IV IV
As the strategy of DAVSKVB to develop
both group competences along with
individual boosting, it has set up the
positive enforcement in learning. Under
this, Principal awarded winner students
of Character Tree, Read to the Principal,
Golden Tray Award, Golden Garbage
Can, SOF winners and Super bowl
donor. The awards were handed by
CAOs and primary wing Co-ordinator.
ClassesSectionScore
I
E
47
II
D
45
IIID45
IVD 48
Winners of Golden Tray Award
Class SectionScore
I E45
II D35
IIIB 41
IVH 38
Honour to Huge Donors of Super bowl food donation programme
ClassesSection
ClassesSection
ID
IE
IID
IIA
IIIA
IIID
IIIF
IVD
IVB
Eight students of grade XII declared zonal topper
35 more received different medals in SOF Maths Olympiad
Out of total six hundred eighty four
students participants of DAVSKVB in 8th
SOF International Mathematics Olympiad
from grade III to XII, eight students of
grade XII were declared zonal topper of the
Olympiad.
The test of the Olympiad was conducted on
4th December, 2014 by SOF International
mathematics Olympiad, New Delhi India.
As soon as the champions were forwarded
by the SOF New Delhi, Senior Co-ordinator,
Mr. Madhav Upadhyaya awarded the
winners quick after SCA In-charge Mr.
Tanka Nath Ghimire announced the result
on 21st March morning assembly.
The most outstanding students of grade XII
to be recognized as the zonal topper are
Roshan Kochar, Aditya Rauniyar, Rahul
Kumar Taparia, Mohit Saraogi, Anish
Kumar Gupta, Mingmar Dorjay Sherpa,
Suraj Giri and Aayush Karki.
Likewise, Kritika Agrawal and Manish Kumar
Sharma from grade XII were awarded with
gold medal while Rupesh Thapa from the
same grade received silver medal. The
very grade students, Jigisha Sharma and
Suruchi Gupta received bronze medal.
With these grade XII students, the gold medalist
of SOF, Maths Olympiad, 2014 from grade III
to XI are:Name Class Nemisha Bastakoti
Roja Joshi
Rihca Rauniyar
Amit Kankarwal
Nirmal Kumar
Arnav Shrestha
Rajat Shakya
Simran Agrawal
Tushit Regmi
III
IV
V
VI
VII
VIII
IX
X
XI
Awards
Golden Garbage can and Golden Tray The final of read to the
principal held
certificate of the year declared
Group competency representing
two awards namely Golden
Garbage Can and Golden
Tray Certificate of 2nd semester
were declared by Principal, Ms.
Bhubaneswari Rao in the last
assembly day of the academic
year 2014-15.
The best sections of Golden
Garbage Can are V 'H', VI 'C',
VII 'F', VIII 'B' each with 90 points.
Likewise, IX G with 80 points and
XI 'B' with 40 points also received
Golden Garbage Can of the 2nd
Semester.
Similarly, the best sections
awarded by Golden Tray
Certificate are V 'D', VI 'B', VII 'G',
VIII 'A', IX 'F' and XI 'C' out of entire
sections of their classes.
The Golden Garbage Can and
Golden Tray Certificates are class
room sanitation and maintenance
award judged by Housekeeping
Department in DAVSKVB.
10th March/DAVMC
The final round of read to the principal was
conducted on 17th September, 2014 in the office
of the Principal.
Total 8 students 2 from each class read the given
text in front of the Principal, parents of contestants,
Wing Co-ordinator CCA Co-ordinators and
Librarians.
The winners of read to the Principal are Nidhi
Chaudhary- V- I, Sangya Naidya – VI ‘B’, Dilasha
Pandey- VII ‘B’ and Shubhankar Bhattarai- VIII ‘H’.
The parents of the contestants on the occasion
were invited as guest audience.
Primary Wing students receiving Golden Garbage can.
Previously, Golden Garbage
Can of the first semester was
declared in the morning assembly
at the end of 1st semester by Ms.
Bhubaneswari Rao, Principal.
As provided, winners of Golden
Garbage Can of April to August
are V 'F', VI 'B' VII 'F' VIII 'B' IX 'B',
X 'H' XI 'C' and XII 'D' out of all the
sections of their classes.
Winners of Princpal's Subject Sweepstakes of
secondary wing with DAV management and teachers.
Principal announced three Awards of
primary wing
Ms. Bhubaneswari Rao, the Principal
declared three awards namely, Read
to the Principal, Principal's Subject
Sweepstakes Award and Golden Tray
Competition of the August section on
18th September in Pratik Hall.
The winners of the Read to the Principal
are Muskan Joshi II 'B' and Bhoomi
Dhanuka IV 'F' while first runner ups
are Darsh Agrawal I 'C' and Bigyan
Manandhar III 'C'. The programme was
observed by Principal herself including
Wing Co-coordinator, CCA Coordinator (Secondary), CCE mentors of
classes III and IV, librarians of Primary
and Secondary wings and parents of the
final contestants.
Likewise, winners of Principal's Subject
Sweepstakes for the month of August are
Ayush Kr. Shah II 'E' Aditya Mayank III 'H'
and Aryan Dawadi IV 'G'. Meanwhile,
winners of Intersection Golden Tray
Competition of the Primary Wing was
announced in the same programme.
The winner sections are I 'C' II 'A' III 'F',
and IV 'D' and 'E' both sections with 51
points.
Energizing students to be leaders and
winners, Principal also presented the
status of Best Section Award of 1st
semester though it will be evaluated in
the end of session. On the occasion, Mr.
Janardan Ghimire, CAO handed the
awards and certificates in the presence
of Mr. Andrew Fitz Patrick, Primary Wing
Co-ordinators.
Birth Anniversary
48 Birth Anniversary of
th
All the students and teachers of DAVSKVB
celebrated 48th Birth Anniversary of
Late Sushil Kedia from 26th to 29th
September in the School premises.
As reported via the event organizer,
interschool table tennis tournament,
Sangha Dan to the monks and nuns,
publication of 2nd volume of SAMWIT
journal, blood donation, Panchkundiya
Havan, Deusi-Vaili competition, flowers
offering and prashad distribution were
held to pay honour to the departed soul.
Sushil Kedia's Birthday is celebrated as
the school anniversary. The details of
the programmes has been presented
here.
5th Inter school TT Tournament held on 48th
Birth Anniversary
27th October 30, 2014
DAVSKVB organized 5th Inter School TT
Tournament on 24th and 26th November
as a part of 48th birth anniversary of Late
Sushil Kedia in the school premises.
Schools participating in the event were
St. Xavier's School, Modern Indian School,
British School, Bijeshwori School, Sri
Gyan Mandir, Adarsha Vidya Mandir, Bal
Deekshya Sadan, Siddhartha Vansthali
and DAVSKVB itself. The competition was
organized in different categories in the
basis of age and gender including team
competition for both boys and girls.
As provided in the S.CCA report, Aayush
Acharya from St. Xavier's School grabbed
best player of the tournament. Likewise,
under-12 boys and girls group Kyeongmin
Go from British School and Aakanshya
Karmacharya from Modern Indian School
received the title rising player of the
tournament. Similarly, in the team event
of girls, Aadarsha Vidya Mandir stood in
first position, followed by Sri Gyan Mandir
in 2nd position where DAVSKVB and
Bijeshwori School
were placed in
3rd position. In
the team event,
Aadarsha
Vidya
Mandir
grabbed
first
position
followed by Shree
Gyan Mandir and
Modern
Indian
School
in
2nd
and 3rd position
respectively.
Next
to
these,
in the category of boys under 12 age
groups, Aadarsha Vidya Mandir grabbed
1st and 2nd position, Bijeshwori School
and DAVSKVB satisfied in 3rd position.
Similarly, under 12 age group of girls,
Bijeshwori School grabbed 1st and 2nd
position while DAVSKVB and Srigyan
Mandir each obtained 3rd position.
With these, in the category of boys under
16, Adarsha Vidya Mandir grabbed 1st
position followed by Srigyan Mandir in 2nd
Pothiya School kids appreciated
DAVSKVB donation
position while Siddhartha Vanasthali and
Bal Deeksha Sadan were placed in 3rd
position.
Similarly, under 16 age groups in girls
category, Aadarsha Vidya Mandir was
placed in 1st and 2nd position while
DAVSKVB and Bijeshwori School were
placed in 3rd position.
With this inter school TT Tournament, the
sports department also organizes interhouse table tennis tournament in the
secondary school every year.
Underprivileged kids of the Pothiya
Primary school, Hattimudha, Morang
have appreciated the clothes donated
by DAVSVB students on the occasion
of 48th Birth Anniversary of Late Sushil
Kedia on 13th October.
Previously, Pothiya Primary School
had requested through the Office of
the Village Development Committee,
Hattimuda Morang to the Ms.
Bhubaneswari Rao, Principal of
DAVSKVB to launch cloth donation
programme to their kids. Ms. Rao is
also the president of Rotary Club of
Pashupati, Kathmandu.
Meanwhile, Mr. Mirdha, who was
also the chief of donation programme
says, 'little kids of the School were very
glad after receiving 2 sacks of clothes'.
In the areas indigenous ranked
community like Chamar, Musar and
Dalit are struggling hard to meet the
basic needs of life.
Afterward, Mr. Mirdha's spouse, Ms.
Manju Mirdha 'Tharu' was honoured
for donating two bells of rupees thirty
thousand to Shiva Temple service
committee. On the occasion, social
workers namely Mr. Hari Krishna
Upadhyaya, Mr. Deviraman Niraual
and Mr. Balaram Karki were present
to grace the programme.
Being the values based School in the
city, every year students themselves
collect winter clothes to support
the needy segment of the societies.
This sort of activity is supposed to
make DAVSKVB students a socially
responsible human in their consecutive
days.
Birth Anniversary
Late Sushil Kedia Celebrated
SAMWIT Journal
released
Sangha Dan as an honour to
monks and nuns
2nd volume of SAMWIT Journal was released on 27th
September by venerable Bhante Gyanapurnik in the
presence of DAVSKVB management and teachers
community. SAMWIT Journal has received the status
of International Journal as it is registered in ISSN-Paris.
It is also recorded in National Library Center (NLC)
Kathmandu. The present journal was put into publication
partnering with Universities lecturers and professors.
Panchakundiya Havan
Continuing the spirit of honouring the monks and nuns in the
birth anniversary of late Sushil Kedia, 108 monks and 65 nuns,
in total 173 received Sangha Dan on 27th September. Mr. Anil
Kedia, the Chairperson, Ms. Sunita Kedia, the first lady, Ms.
Bhubaneswari the Principal including DAV top management
handed the Sangha Dan to the monks and nuns.
One Day blood donation camp
DAVSKVB paid homage to late Sushil kedia organizing
Pancha Kundiya Havan on 26th September. On the
occasion, students and teachers of all DAV programmes
were present to extend honour to late Sushil Kedia.
Generally, the cultural and religious part of Havan is given
priority in the society but DAVSKVB believes a Havan as
one of the form of energy which strengthens the function of
human mind and body.
Furthermore, Primary wing organized a Havan in the
memory of late Sushil Kedia in the Pratik Hall in the presence
of the School Principal, Primary Wing Co-ordinator, CAOs
and all the teachers and students on 28th September.
In total, 46 members of DAVSKVB donated blood on the
occasion of birth anniversary of late Sushil Kedia. Junior Red
Cross Circle of DAVSKVB partnering with Nepal Red Cross
Society, Lalitpur district chapter had organized the donation
camp on 28th September.
As reported, interested teachers, administrative staffs, parents,
group four members and housekeeping representative
including drivers and assistant drivers from transportation
department donated the blood. Technical support of the
donation programme was carried by Lalitpur branch of Red
Cross.
Souper Bowl Food Donation
Souper Bowl Donation, a step
ahead in the social service
and Sister Asha C.J Principal Superior
Marry ward School Jhamsikhel Lalitpur
were simultaneously invited as the chief
guest.
These social servers stated that the
food donation as the religious path,
a socialization process to the learners
and a moral values of DAVSKVB aswell.
Overviewing the entire programme, Mr.
S.N. Mirdha said, ‘ If people begin to
help in such way it is sufficient for the
needy people to meet their basic needs’.
M
oving a step ahead in the area of
social service, entire community
of DAV collected approximately eleven
lakhs and fifty thousand cost food in
the 3 days Souper Bowl Food Donation
Programme held on 3rd – 5th December
in the School.
The programme facilitator Mr. S.N.
Mirdha says’ this programme was made
mega success by minimizing the food
consumption rate of students and with
full support of the parents’. Students
have collected, rice, wheat, pulse,
oil, salts, biscuits, noodles, cookies,
etc. “For this students were informed
to participate on the donation day
scheduled on their calendar but it was
not made mandatory to the students.
Inaugurating the ceremony, Mr. Anil
Kedia Chairperson imparted ‘donation
is important for all the people of the
world ‘. He said ‘while donating through
one hand other hand should not be
informed and after all real donations
will be calculated in heaven’. People
must donate how much it is possible for
them according to the chairperson.
Afterward, Ms. Bhubaneswari Rao,
Principal stated, ‘with this programme
children learn why to donate’. She
said though this donation is small but
it’s great for the people suffering from
hunger’. DAVSKVB was accomplishing
the tiny support to the needy society
however the donation would deliver the
caring and sharing culture of DAVSKVB
people according to the Principal.
Likewise, V.P. Ram Chandra Khanal,
stated that the people make food to
waste using high quantity while cooking.
If the food is saved at the first hand and
donated to the needy people then we
would not have to see these disasters in
the videos screened’, Mr. Khanal said.
On 3rd to 5th December of donation
days, Father Jijo Joh, Principal of Don
Bosco Institute Thecho Lalitpur, Rtn
Keshav Kunwar DG elect R.D. 3292,
The foods collected within 3 days were
distributed to different social service
organization. Mr. Mirdha stated that
the first day donation was handed to
Regina Amoris School for street children
Dhobighat, St. Xavier's Social Service
Center Jawalakhel and Marry ward
school Jhamsikhel.
Similarly the food collected on 2nd
day was handed to Anath Ashahya
Bal Sudhar Samaj Kathmandu, Maitri
Nepal Apanga Sangh Kathmandu
and Bungmati Apanga Sewa Sangh
Khokana Lalitpur.
Finally, the 3rd day’s donation was
handed to Hope Educational Orphan
Children Home Kathmandu, Santi Rani
School Lalitpur, Matatritha, Briddha
Ashram Kathmandu, Navajyoti Center
Baluwatar Kathmandu and Kavir
Satsang Mandir Jhamsikhel.
Farewell 2015
Chairperson suggested implementing educational mode of DAVSKVB
4th March/DAVMC
Mr. Anil Kedia, Chairperson
suggested implementing the mode
of DAVSKVB education known as
the moral values of east and the
technology of west to get success
in life to the students of grade XII in
the farewell programme, 2015.
Chairperson further said, ‘I notice
most of the students joined
DAVSKVB from the kindergarten
and primary classes while few
students joined later. He further
said, 'In this last moment of your
regular school days, school assures
to solve the difficulties in studies
of all the students wherever you
go’. Chairperson also advised to
transform the students according
to the need of societies as well.
Meanwhile, Ms. Bhubaneswari Rao,
Principal suggested studying on
the area of interest of the students
in higher studies after passing
the grade XII. To get success, she
suggested to enter in the depth of
the subject aswell.
On the occasion, students of grade
XI and XII equally performed
farewell culture of the academic
institution. Furthermore, students
of grade XII were handed with
mementos by School management
while teachers of grade XII offered
blessing for the success of students.
Principal also suggested to select
the subject according to the
economic condition of family and
parents while choosing the further
study.
Hyung and Jha declared Mr. and Miss DAV respectively
8th March/DAVMC
Jeon Tae Hyung XII ‘C’ and Manjari
Jha XII ‘B’ were declared Mr. and Miss DAV
respectively in a farewell programme held for
grade XII on 19th February for the session
2014/15.
Hyung and Jha were qualified for Mr.
and Miss DAV through the best performance
in three rounds namely an introduction, quality
assurance and talent round. With Hyung,
Mohit Sarawagi XII ‘A’, Nikhil Agrawal XII ‘C’,
Aditya Rauniyar XII ‘A’ Nitesh Pokhrel XII ‘B’,
Ayush Goyal XII ‘D’ and Akshya Aryal XII ‘A’
competed for Mr. DAV while Ria Mukherjee
XII ‘A’, Sadiksha Sharma XII ‘D’, Sakshi Sarda
XII ‘C’, Anisha Garg XII ‘B’, Yashashwi Surana
XII ‘C’ and Jigisha Sharma XII ‘A’ were the
contestants of Miss DAV.
Head Boy - Akshya Aryal
This event was judged by the team of judges as one of the contestant of
Ms. Vijaya Tater, CAO, Mr. Andrew Fitz Patrick,
Mr. DAV
Primary Co-ordinator and Ms. Shanti Gurung,
Kindergraten Co-ordinator.
Experience
Family Jamboree: Then and Now
Mr. Tanka Nath Ghimire, Secondary CCA In-charge
Family Jamboree programme was
introduced as one of the prominent
school activities in the session 200809 and it has been one of the popular
programmes for the students, teachers
and parents.
Family Jamboree has been conducted
at DAVSKVB with the objective to
inculcate social feelings and strengthen
brotherhood among communities. As
the culture, tradition, custom, the fairs
and festivals of society add the colours
of sociability to an individual, Family
Jamboree also is able to strengthen the
relationship among students, teachers
and parents as well. In the same way
students also get an opportunity to
explore the vivid aspects of culture of
the diverse global community.
Family Jamboree in context of DAVSKVB
has been working as a unique platform
where the trio dimension (students,
teachers and parents) come to a same
platform as concentric circles. The
students are able to enhance the level
of confidence in them and to make
the exposure of internal talents. This
has become possible only with the
co-functioning of students, parents
and together with the same motto of
personality development of the children.
DAVSKVB is only the school where this
programme has been executed as one
of the prominent programmes since
2008.
New features and elements have been
added in the jamboree programme
every year to keep it updated with
the change of time. Cultural dances
of different ethnic groups from east
to west, folk dance, modern dance,
have been included in the jamboree.
The cultural dances from ancestral
time to post modern trend have been
performed by the students on the stage.
Similarly, music of post modern trend
to the classical trend all have been
performed by the students as the stage
programme.
This is possible due to the conduction of
Family Jamboree with different themes
in different sessions. The students as the
participants perform theme based song
such as patriotism, cultural, folk, tribute
to the musical legends of the nation or
international community. Similarly, the
dance performance of the students also
have been on theme such as thematic
dance, contemporary dance, classical
dance, international dance, ballet
and many more ranging from eastern
culture to western including the diverse
fragrance of culture such as Singhali,
Indonesian,
Philippine,
Egyptian,
Dutch, German and many more. The
vivid cultural dances facilitate students
to understand the importance of the
culture of the international community
as global citizen.
The family Jamborees of this session
has been conducted including the
international dance and mythological
dance as the prominent elements of
the jamboree. International dances
of Singhali,
Egyptian, Chinese,
Indonesian culture guides the students
to respect and honour the culture of
the international community.
The
present prevailing culture of any nation
is guided by the mythological elements
and the live performance of the children
on the mythological theme is very
inspirational to all the audience. In
this regard, the inspiring life history of
Lord Buddha, Bhakta Prahllad, shifting
of Angulimala to monk, Shiva Tandav
etc are praiseworthy. Mythological
performances are done as mythological
dances on the stage. Besides these,
other social and cultural aspects Holi,
Dashain, Tihar, Christmas etc. cultural
elements have been depicted by our
students as dance, skit and ballet on the
stage.
Parents programmes conducted in
the family jamboree with recreational
fragrance also are note worthy.
These programmes make the parent
participants become nostalgic with the
flash back of their childhood memories.
Many of the parent participants
expressed their thanks to DAVSKVB
family for providing such an opportunity
to perform on the stage.
The parents’ programmes symbolize
the strength in unity and coordination
among family members to achieve the
targetted goal.
Nevertheless, Family Jamboree at
DAVSKVB symbolizes the successful
achievement of the goals with the
combined efforts of parents, teachers
and students.
Students and teachers are grateful
to the management of DAVSKVB
for bestowing such a wonderful and
supportive infrastructure for the overall
development of students and to create
future stakeholders of the nation, good
and smart global citizen.
Luitel and Shah Represented
PASCH winter Camp
17th December/DAVMC
Bijaya Luitel and Shruti Shah students
of IX 'H' represented DAVSKVB in the
PASCH Winter Camp 2015 at Frankfort,
Germany. Other 2 students from Nepal
are from Nobel Academy Kathmandu
The camp was scheduled on 11th
January to 31st January. Every year
two students of DAVSKVB are exhibiting
different Nepali cultural show and their
educational experiences to the entire
German learning students of the world.
But students have to secure top two
positions in the German language test
to be applicable for the Camp. For
this Goethe Institute working for the
promotion and protection of German
Language conducts examination to the
German language learning students
of grade IX. Out of all the examinees,
the best two scorers from DAVSKVB are
selected for PASCH Winter Camp.
Nepali Entertainment Evening
Christmas Carnival
Gratitude Day For Teachers
Family Jamboree
Vocational Analysis
Students applying the skills learnt in the school
The survey conducted among the
vocational students has shown that
students are applying the skills learnt in
DAVSKVB at their home.
In a sample survey conducted among
23 students studying vocational studies
as forwarded by the department
teachers, students were found to be well
informed on the subject matter which
they are studying while some students
have realized vocational subject
supporting other subjects including
some comfort in their daily lives. Beside
this, few understand the vocational has
not linked with others subjects.
Out of total 23 students, all the students’
parents were found to be contented
with their children studying the new
dimension of education with the regular
classes. Similarly most of the students
are satisfied what the teachers taught
while few have still longing in knowing
more after school as well. Likewise, the
majority of the students have memorable
experiences during vocational practical
classes in the project work.
Students are found to be reading
the subject of their interest but some
students were found to be choosing the
subject due to the friends’ effect.
In DAVSKVB, Students are learning,
beauty and health science, fashion
designing, IT electronics, mass media
and banking as the vocational study.
In a short interview conducted by the Research Cell of DAVSKVB with the learners, the response in vocational was found as
follows:
 After studying beauty and health science, I am preparing  I didn't know anything in IT before joining DAVSKVB but I
the home packs for skin and hair including some nail arts
learnt many things now.
at home
- Rahul Sighal- IX 'G'
- Radhika Agrawal – VIII ‘I’
 I was pleased to see the interest of parents in investing
time on the water marvel art on the exhibition of first PTC
 We are studying basic things related to IT and electronics
day.
on electrical engineering including software and mechanical engineering.
- Sadikshya Basnet – IX 'D'
- Subarn Kumar Das – IX 'H'
 My IT and electronics practical classes will always remind
 I learnt chain edging and hemming but beside dummy
we did not learn to design real dresses and other measurement.
- Pragya Shree Bishwokarma – IX 'H'
 I would further like to study colour combination and
measurement of dresses.
- Sabita Jirel- IX 'B'
in life when my finger was burnt a little due to the minor
accident.
- Shivam Jaiswal- IX 'G'
 I have learnt how to address in mass and also learnt technical terminologies on mass media.
- Tujala Jonchhe- IX 'B'
 I believe the vocational studies will help in higher studies.
- Aastha Bajracharya- VII 'A'
Children should be good in academics, skills and co-curricular activities
Writer: Uma Rauniyar, mother of Shristi Rauniyar Class IX 'H'
I am feeling very glad by the Vocational
Studies (VOC) under which my daughter
got a chance to acquire knowledge
on "Beauty and Health". It is very fine
of DAV to introduce new courses of
studies, among them VOC is also one.
world is beautiful. Small tips that could
cure pimples, acne, dryness, dullness,
blackheads, whiteheads, pigmentation,
freckles roughness, sunburn on skin,
hair fall etc. each and everything has
been taught in the classes.
Currently, I have found my daughter
broadening her mind about beauty
and health science after attending the
classes. I believe beauty is not only
one's outlook but from inner side one
has to be beautiful. Everyone in this
I am very glad that my daughter knows
different hair styles and nails arts that
apply on me and her sister. Once, I
went to a party applying her nail art on
my nails, many of the guests went on
and on saying how beautiful nail art?
Who did this? Everybody appreciated
the nail art.
My daughter has also gained knowledge
on personal hygiene, health tips etc. She
shared some face packs that could be
made at home very easily for treatment
of skin and hair problem.
Children need to be good equally in
academics, skills and co-curricular
activities. So, I am very satisfied with the
VOC classes.
Score
House Score Board: Secondary Wing (Classes V to XII)
Academic Session 2014-15 (April 2014 to March 2015)
S.
N.
Name of the Activity
Date
Classes
Score Obtained by Six Houses
Annapurna
Dhaulagiri
Gaurishankar
Kanchanjanga
Lhotse
Machhapuchhre
1
Science Extempore Competition
6th May 2014
V to VIII
10
5
—
15
—
—
2
March Past (Investiture Ceremony)
16th May 2014
V to XII
15
10
5
—
—
—
3
Environment Speech Comptition
4th June 2014
XI and XII
5
—
—
—
10
15
4
Grammar Quiz Contest 5th June 2014
VII and VIII 10
—
10
10
—
15
5
Bulletin Board Decoration 5th June 2014
VII to XII
—
15
5
—
10
—
6
Basket Ball (Senior Boys)
5th-6th June 2014
XI and XII
—
—
15
5
10
—
7
Digital Story Telling Competition
16th June 2014
VIII
—
—
5
10
10
15
8
Cricket (Junior Boys)
18-19th June 2014
VII and VIII
10
5
15
—
—
—
9
Nepali Poem Recitation
15th July 2014
VII to X
—
—
15
—
10
5
10 Social Studies Presentation
16th July 2014
IX
5
15
—
—
—
10
11 Digital Collage Making Competition
20th July 2014
VI to VIII
15
10
5
—
—
—
12 Football (Junior Boys)
20th July 2014
V and VI
10
5
—
15
—
—
13 Football (Junior Boys)
22nd July 2014
VII and VIII
10
15
5
—
—
—
14 Football (Senior Boys)
24th July 2014
IX and X
5
—
—
—
10
15
15 Football (Senior Boys)
25th July 2014
XI and XII
—
10
5
—
—
15
16 Mathematical Data Presentation
31st July 2014
IX and X
—
10
5
—
15
15
17 English Debate Competition
8th August 2014
XI and XII
5
15
—
—
—
5
18 Rakhi Making Competition (Junior Girls) 8th August 2014
V and VI
15
15
10
—
5
—
19 Rakhi Making Competition (Junior Girls) 8th August 2014
VII and VIII
—
5
—
15
15
5
20 Rakhi Making Competition (Senior Girls) 8th August 2014
IX and X
5
10
10
15
15
5
21 Rakhi Making Competition (Senior Girls) 8th August 2014
XI and XII
—
5
5
—
10
15
22 Gaijatre Laughter Challenge
11th August 2014
VII to X
—
5
—
5
15
10
23 Mathematics Case Study Presentation
13th August 2014
XI and XII
10
15
10
5
—
—
24 Table Tennis (Senior Boys)
14th August 2014
IX and X
—
10
—
5
15
—
25 Table Tennis (Senior Girls)
14th August 2014
IX and X
5
—
10
—
—
15
26 Table Tennis (Junior Boys)
15th August 2014
VII and VIII
—
15
5
10
—
—
27 Table Tennis (Junior Girls)
15th August 2014
VII and VIII
—
—
5
—
10
15
28 Sanskrit Quiz Contest
19th August 2014
IX and X 10
10
5
5
15
—
29 Cricket (Senior Boys)
17th Sept. 2014
XI and XII
15
5
—
—
10
—
30 Bulletin Board Decoration 20th Sept. 2014
VII to XII
10
15
—
—
—
5
31 Cricket (Senior Boys)
22nd Sept 2014
IX and X
5
—
10
—
—
15
32 Cross Country (Junior Boys)
24th Sept. 2014
VII to IX
5
—
15
—
—
10
33 Cross Country (Junior Girls)
24th Sept. 2014
VII to IX
—
—
—
—
15
5
34 Cross Country (Senior Boys)
24th Sept. 2014
X to XII
5
15
—
10
—
—
35 Cross Country (Senior Girls)
24th Sept. 2014
X to XII
—
5
—
—
—
15
36 Deusi Competition (for Boys)
28th Sept. 2014
VII to XII
5
—
—
10
15
—
37 Bhaili Competition (for Girls)
28th Sept. 2014
VII to XII
—
10
5
—
—
15
38 Science Poster Making
23rd Nov. 2014
VII to XII
—
5
—
15
10
—
39 DAV Video Fest 30th Nov. 2014
VII to IX
10
15
—
5
—
—
40 Photography Competition
30th Nov. 2014
V and VI
15
—
5
—
10
—
41 Web Page Designing
8th Dec. 2014
IX and XI
—
—
—
5
10
15
42 Nepali Quiz Contest
9th Dec. 2014
VII to IX
10
15
5
15
10
—
43 Science Quiz Contest
9th Dec. 2014
IX to XII
—
—
10
5
15
10
44 Library Quiz Contest
12th Dec. 2014
IX to XII
—
—
10
—
5
15
45 Taekwondo (Junior Boys)
12th Dec. 2014
V and VI
—
—
15
—
10
5
46 Taekwondo (Junior Girls)
12th Dec. 2014
V and VI
—
—
—
10
15
5
47 Bulletin Board Decoration 10th March 2015
VII to XI
—
5
15
10
—
—
Total Score 225
295
240
200
300
290
The winner house of the Session 2014-15 is Mt. Lhotse
Congratulations!!!
Score
House Score Board: Primary Wing (Classes I to IV)
Academic Session 2014-15 (April 2014 to March 2015)
S.N
Name of the Activity
Date
Classes
Annapurna Dhaulagiri
Gaurishankar
Lhotse
1
Marchpast (Investiture Ceremony)
15th May 2014
III & IV
5
15
10
-
2
Nepali Story Writing Competition
11th June 2014
III & IV
-
15
5
10
3
Hindi Poem Recitation
25th June 2014
III & IV
15
5
-
10
4
Hindi Riddles Competition
25th July 2014
III & IV
5
10
-
15
5
Nepali Quiz competition
16th Sept. 2014
III & IV
10
10
-
15
6
Science Textual Quiz
21st Nov. 2014
III & IV
-
15
5
15
7
Collage Making Competition
28th Dec. 2014
I to IV
15
5
-
15
8
Sports Competition
9th March 2014
I to IV
5
15
-
15
55
90
20
95
TOTAL
The Winner House of the Session 2014-15 is Lhotse.
Congratulations!
DAVSKVB students' luck favoured consolation
Out of total 22 hundreds students taking
part in ‘Swami Vivekananda Sanskriti
Knowledge Test’ from 80 schools of
Kathmandu, three hundred and fifteen
scored 100%. Afterward, a lucky draw
was held to declare the winners from the
correct entries.
Accordingly, in a lucky draw four
DAVians namely Gunjeet Jain X ‘F’,
Bibhor Bista IX, Amar Raj XI ‘A’ and Ram
Prakash Khuswa XI ‘B’ luck favoured
on consolation. Each student received
Nepalese Rupees One Thousand
respectively. Though the correct entries
of DAVains was higher compare to other
schools but in lucky draw DAVSKVB
unfortunately could not get top 3
positions. However, 4 consolation prizes
were sufficient to generate aspiration to
DAVSKVB students.
On the other hand, the programme
has also increased the level of general
knowledge of the students in the area
of culture, ethics and religion says
Mr. Janardan Ghimire, educational
consultant of DAVSKVB. While, Mr.
S.N. Mirdha, Club Co-ordinator at
DAVSKVB says the programme was
highly preferred by DAvians.
Meanwhile, students of DAVSKVB
performed Sanskrit dance and Newari
Dhime Dance while, other 6 cultural
programmes were also presented by
participating schools.
The dignitaries on the day invited to
grace the programme were Prof Dr.
Jaya Raj Acharya former ambassador of
UNO and Dr. Sundar Mani Dixit, one of
the member of civil society.
Christmas Carnival
Christmas Carnival
for DAVians and Non
DAVians
28th December/DAVMC
DAV Sushil Kedia Vishwa Bharati
organized a one day Christmas Carnival
for both Davians and Non- Davians
on 20th December. But, students in
between the age of 3 to 8 years were
only permitted to take part in the event.
As soon as the frost in the DAV ground
melted, DAVSKVB ground was full
with the cherished children and their
guardian and interested people. Before
this, DAVSKVB teachers were ready to
welcome in their different entertainment
stalls. Anyone could enter in DAV
Christmas Carnival as it was entry free.
On the occasion, tap your talent,
colouring
competition,
drawing
competition,
best
photogenic
competition
and
fancy
dress
competition were also organized.
Winners of Christmas Carnival
Event: A Tap your Talent
Total Participants - 29
PositionName
First
Zahara Tamag
Second
Pranjal sapkota
Third
Shreeshu Basyal
Class School
UKG
Tiny Town Pre- School
III
DAVSKVB
III
Ullens School
B Coloring Competition
Total participants: 25
Position
Name
Class
School
First Rhea Maharjan I
DAVSKVB
Second Palak Sarota
I
DAVSKVB
Third
Swornim Thapa S. KG. St. Jonnes En. School
F. Guess the number of Jelly Bean
Winner: Saharsha Shakya, I, 'D' DAVSKVB. In this event, two
hundred and ninety two students gave right answer. Shakya was
selected winner from lucky draw.
Approximately, 200 students took part
in the competition.
At the end of the programme, DAVSKVB
organized Award and Certificate
distribution ceremony where Mr. Anil
Kedia, Chairperson, Ms. Bhubaneswari
Rao Principal and Mr. Ram Chandra
Khanal Vice-Principal were present to
honour the achiever students in different
events.
C. Drawing Competition
Position Name
First Lav Khatod
Second Krishtina Dangol Third
Nish Puri Class School
III
Gyanodaya Balbatika
III
DAVSKVB
III
Ideal Model School
D. Best Photogenic Competition
Participants 55
Position
NameClass
School
First Evanjelina Sharma
I
Radiant Readers
Second Pranjal Nepal
UKG
Bodhi Satwa S. School
Second Anomol Sharma
III
DAVSKVB
Third
Angur Fitz Patrick
I
Modern Indian School
E. Fancy Dress Competition
Position
NameClass
School
First Aayana Shakya
II
Nirvana Int. School
(Newari Dress)
Second Bhumi Agrawal
IV
DAVSKVB
(Watsaap)
Third
Aditya Jalan (Vampire) III
Third
Ilaya Pradhan (Krishna) Play group Sponic Montessori
News in Brief
Newton Science Club organized an inter house
poster making competition in old art gallery on
23rd November. All the houses were informed to
design 1 poster from each.
In the competition, Kanchanjanga House
grabbed first position followed by Lhotse,
Dhaulagiri and Annapurna in 2nd, 3rd and 4th
position respectively.
Friend of 200 (FOZ) on 23rd November
organized essay and drawing competition. The
title of Essay given to the students of V to VII
were four horned antelope and its conservation
while students of VIII to X Nepal. Similarly, the
theme of drawing competition was four horned
antelope and its habitat.
PSA test of grade IX (CBSE) and XI was held on
20th November in the school premises
DAV video fest, 2014 was held on 30th November
in the school. The programme was organized
in competition basis where Dhaulagiri house
stood in first position followed by Annapurna and
Kanchanjanga in 2nd and 3rd position respectively.
PSA orientation to class VIII CBSE was held on
9th December in Indu Hall. The trainer of the day
was Mr. Rajesh Mishra.
Nepali Speech Competition
A Nepali Speech Competition was held on 3rd
December for IX SLC in the school premises.
In the competition, Aarati Bhandari IX ‘B’ stood in
first position followed by Kiran Acharya IX ‘D’ and
Sayana Rai in 2nd and 3rd position respectively.
The programme was judged by Mr. Nabin Chandra
Upadhyaya, Club In-Charge of Devkota Nepali
Club and Mr. Devi Neupane, Nepali Club In-charge
of Primary Wing. Entire programme was hosted by
Summya Bhatta IX ‘B’ and Aayash Adhikari- IX ‘A’.
Web designing competition for grade IX and XI
was held on 8th December. In the competition.
Machhapuchhre house stood in first position
followed by Lhotse and Kanchanjanga in 2nd
and 3rd position respectively.
An Interhouse Library Quiz contest for secondary
wing was held on 12th December, 2014. As
provided in the result, Machhapuchre house is
placed in first position followed by Gaurishankar
and Lhotse in 2nd and 3rd position respectively.
Science Quiz Contest to the senior wing students
of grade IX to XII was held in the period of 2nd
semester. In the competition, Lhotse house stood
in first position followed by Machhapuchhre
Gaurishankar and Kanchanjanga in 2nd and 3rd
Position respectively.
Pre board PTC of X (SLC) and XII was held on
2nd January 2015.
One day Vipasana was organized on 27th
December, 2014 (Saturday) in Meditation
Hall by Guruji Sharada Man Shakya. In the
programme, 26 male and 12 female took
part.
Similarly 26 male and 16 female attended
another Vipasana meditation on 24th
January under Guruji Ashok Karna. One day
Vipasana training is open for old mediators
those have 10 days meditation experience.
Devkota Nepali club organized, Nepali Quiz
contest for the students of VII, VIII and IX
in the second semester. As handed in the
result, kanchanjanga and Dhaulagiri house
stood in first position followed by Lhotse and
Annapurna both in 2nd position.
An interclub bulletin board decoration
competition was organized on 9th March
2015. Students were informed to decorate
the bulletin boards with the students’
creative works, literary, writings, reports,
articles, pictorial description and graphical
representation of data.
Shakuntala Literary Club (Sanskrit)
organized an inter section Sanskrit
handwriting competition for the students of
class V on 12th September, 2014.
The winners have been awarded by the certificate of achievement.
50 friends of Zoo members participated
in Animal Feeding programme organized
by Central Zoo on 14th September,2014.
Mr. Pradip Shrestha and Mr. S.N.
Mirdha accompanied the students in the
programme.
Two students of DAVSKVB namely Mr.
Ashutosh Ghiraiya, IX ‘G’ and Binit Bafna,
IX ‘D’ were awarded as the emerging cricket
player in a Marwadi Premier League held on
28th March.
Sanskrit Spelling Contest – V
Shakuntala Literary Club organized an
intersection Sanskrit spelling contest for the
students of class V CBSE on 10th February,
2015.
The competition was held in regular Sanskrit
period by a subject teacher, Mr. Bhuvan Poudel.
The best performers were listed as winners and
certificate of achievement were issued to all the
winners of each section.
English Spelling Contest – V and VI
Wordsworth English Club organized an
intersection English spelling contest for the
students of classes V and VI on 24th February
2015.
The contest was held in the regular English
periods by the respective English teachers. The
best performers were certified in the assembly
by the school management.
Nepali story telling competition

Devkota Nepali Club of DAVSKVB
organized an inter section Nepali story
telling competition for the classes of VII and
VIII on 5th February 2015. The competition
was conducted in regular Nepali period by
the respective subject teacher. The best
three performers from each section were
honoured by certificate of achievement.
Computer Quiz Competition
An Inter Class IT Quiz Mania was held on 10th
March 2015 in Which 47 students from classes
III and IV were participated. The questions were
asked from the text of III and IV. So, all the
students actively participated in the event. This
programme was conducted by primary computer
teachers.
An orientation to all the girls student from
grade VI to X were oriented on women
health and hygiene on 1st February. The
resource persons of the day were Ms.
Shreesha Bhattarai, Social marketing officer
of Jasmine Hygiene products and Ms. Anju
Shrestha.
Students’ handwriting
under the judgment of
Nepalese Council
24 students of DAVSKVB participated in
National level Handwriting championship
organized by Nepalese Council Bagbazar,
Kathmandu.
Mr. Indira Dangol, manager of Nepalese
Council conducted an orientation
programme prior to the audition round.
The participants
handwriting are:1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.
19.
20.
21.
22.
23.
24.
students
in
world
Sonika Giri- VII ‘C’
Rachel Baniya – VII ‘D’
Priyanka Shah- VII ‘D’
Prachi Agrawal- VII ‘H’
Aloyana Shakya – VIII ‘B’
Ayush Agrawal – VIII ‘G’
Nibha Maharjan – VIII ‘G’
Labisha Basnet – IX ‘A’
Nancy Agrawal – IX ‘E’
Shivani Shah- IX ‘E’
Muskan Gupta – IX ‘G’
Simran Agrawal – X ‘E’
Dilasha Shrestha – VIII ‘C’
Shruti Gupta- VII ‘F’
Priyanshi Khetan- VII ‘F’
Kashish Goenka- VII ‘H’
Abhishek Raut – VIII ‘D’
Ruchika Agrawal
Shreema Roy Chaudhury
Isha Maharjan – IX ‘C’
Sanskriti Sarawagi- X ‘E’
Neha Jain- IX ‘E’
Jaisica Shah- IX ‘H
Crish Shaw- X ‘G’
Club Activities
Sanskrit club members at ISKCON Budhanilkantha
A news report by Garima Somani
Altogether, we 42 students of Sanskrit
Club from grade V-XII visited International
Society for Krishna Consciousness
(ISKCON) at Budhanilkantha on 28th
January.
At Budhanilkantha, we visited ISKCON
Temple where students were introduced
about ISKCON by Mr. Ram Prashad,
representative of the trust. Mr. Prashad
abbreviated TEMPLE as; T- Tranquility,
E- Education, M- Medication, PPurification, L- Love and E- Engagement.
It was new definition to entire club
members and every one of us liked it.
Afterward, we all with our guiding
teachers visited the residence of swami
Chandres and inhaled orate on the
importance of Sanskrit language
including other knowledgeable topic as
well. Swami Chandres composes music,
plays violins, draws and paints picture
and runs school as well. We all sang
a song which was composed by swami
Chandres himself concerned with the
birth of Sanskrit. We all are thankful to
the DAVSKVB management and all the
guiding teachers namely Mr. Rohini Raj
Timilsina HOD of Sanskrit, Mr. Santosh
Paudel, Sanskrit Club In-charge and
Mr. Bhuvan Paudel Sanskrit teacher of
V and VI.
Hindi poem recitation competition organized A new practice of Voca-boom among
On 9th March 2015, Kaveer Sahitya Samaj
organized Hindi Club Poem Recitation. In this
event total 35 students from VII, VIII and IX
participated with enthusiasm.
excellents and average students
The programme of this kind has been reported
to be noble as some of the self created poem
were recited by the students.
Meanwhile, Mr. Dilliram Sharma stated to
the news that the programme is believed
to develop the confidence level and help
in leadership qualities along with the
increasement in creative skills of the students.
Mr. Tanka Nath Ghimire S.CCA In-charge
was invited as the chief guest. The judge
of the programme was Mr, Purusottam
Pokharel, HoD of Hindi. Mr. Pokharel at the
end appreciated the talent of the students.
According to the rules of the programme the
result were also declared. The result provided
to the news on the classes are:Class 1st 2nd 3rd
VII
Harsh Agrawal
Ritika Agrawal
Jhil Bothra Sakar Agrawal
VIII Neha Agrawal Priyanshu Khetan Aman Agrawal
IX Shruti Shah
Bishal Gupta
Shridhi Agrawal Keshav Agrawal
Yogesh Jain
2nd December/DAVMC
Wordsworth English Club of primary wing
launched a notable Voca-boom among
the brilliant and average students on 30th
November in Pratik Hall.
The aim of the voca-boom in
DAV is to improve child's quality in English
by introducing him/her to better words to
express him/her self and learn how to spell
the words too.
Generally, programme organizers select
the excellent students in Academics for the
Vocaboom competition. But, this time out of
48 students taking part, 25% participation
chances was given to the average students
to investigate whether the average students
are brilliant in the activities. But the excellent
students in academics came front in the
event as stated by P.CCA In-charge Ms.
Anusha Rana.
In the same way, the competition was
launched to check individual potential
rather than to judge team performances. As
provided to the news, the top 3 students of
the competition are Prashin Raj Shrestha IV
'F' in 1st position followed by Nitin Agiwal
IV 'E' and Ayush Jha IV 'G' in 2nd and 3rd
position respectively. Questions were asked
by English teachers Ms. Pratikshya Nepali
and Ms. Sonu Ghale where Ms. Priya Shah
Club in-charge facilitated the programme.
In primary wing, generally events are
targeted to avoid stage fright and to develop
confidence in speaking. Primary wing has
been focused to maximize the participation
number and to bring new faces in the
programme to meet the school's objective;
no students to left behind in the activities.
Similarly, vocaboom for grade I and II
was conducted in Pratik hall with the
active participation of 40 students. The
questions were covered from the course
book of I and II.
Club Activities
Hindi Saptaha
Celebrated
Kaveer Sahitya Samaj, a Hindi Club organized Hindi
Saptaha from 14th September to 20th September. 14th
September is worldwide celebrated as the Hindi Day. The
club also conducted some of the programmes to honour
the Hindi Language and culture.
According to Hindi club In-charge Mr. Dilliram Sharma the
following events were organized for grades V-XII:
-
Hindi Book Reading competition in grades I to IV
-
Hindi Handwriting competition in grades V to VI
-
Hindi Poem writing competition in grades VII to
VIII.
-
Hindi essay writing competition in grades IX to X.
Participation in FOZ
activities
Aman Agrawal – VIII and Shivain Jaiswal IX participated in
education trip to Natural History Museum on 22nd August,
2014.
Similarly, Falguna Bhattarai – VII, Sudha Shakya- VIII,
Pradhumna Singh – IX and Harsheet kedia- IX participated
in an Inter School FOZ Badminton Tournament organized
by Central Zoo on the occasion of 19th Anniversary of
Central Zoo under NTNC management on 7th and 8th
December, 2014.
The programme was made mega success with huge
participation of the students which was appreciated by all
the department of DAVSKVB.
First print advertisement
designing competition organized
20th November/DAVMC
Sudha Sagar Media Club organized first print advertisement
designing competition on 18th November in the school
premises.
With the objective of opening the avenue on creating and
designing of advertisement, the competition was launched. But
the programme focused on print media only. The programme
was targeted for secondary wing where 27 contestants
participated.
Previously, students were informed at the first hand that
programme to be conducted in two levels, i.e, inter club
competition and intra club competition among executive body
of media club.
Meanwhile, Club President Sayana Rai IX ‘A’ and Club
Member Shreesha Shakya IX 'B' presented ppt on advertisement
introduction, types, and guidelines in designing prepared by
the club. On the occasion S-CCA In-charge Mr. Tanka Nath
Ghimire and Mass Media Teacher, Mr. Ghanshyam Gurung
were present to support the programme.
3 position in varied cultural dance
rd
The dance team of DAVSKVB won 3rd position in Interschool
Chinese cultural dance competition organized by Embassy
of India on the occasion of Republic Day of China on 18th
September, 2014 in the premises of Little Angel’s School,
Hattiban Lalitpur.
The participants of the Chinese culture dance competition
are as follow:1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
Nandila Budathoki – VIII ‘D’
Pemuk Limbu – VIII ‘E’
Selih Rai – VIII ‘C’
Labisha Basnet – IX ‘A’
Aarati Bhandari – IX ‘B’
Pari Limbu – IX ‘B’
Aastha Pandey – IX ‘B’
Sejal Tamrqkar – IX ‘C’
Jiya Shrestha – IX ‘D’
Anuska Pradhan- IX ‘D’
Sibal Thapa – IX ‘D’
Shweta Ranjit – IX ‘D’
Diya Rani Rajkarnikar – IX ‘D’
Dipali Rai – IX ‘I’
The dance was choreographed by Ms. Shrijana Shrestha and
Mr. Lizendra Maharjan.
Teachers' Training
Departmental Teachers' Training in 2nd Semester
The heads of the most of the departments
organized departmental teachers training in
the different dateline of second semester. To
strengthen the department and to instruct the
established norms in teaching and learning
with the new updates almost all the subject
teachers of DAVSKVB were trained in the 2nd
semester.
Besides HoDs, some departments also
invited the external scholars in their
departmental training.
Within these departmental training, English
department has also presented the paper of
the training to the DAV news.
After studying the world trend in the countries where the English is spoken as a second
language, HoD Mr. Gelal stated, the major
concern of the training was on the strength
and weakness in English, areas of improvement for students, students’ counseling,
workload and time management of teachers, strength and weakness of English curriculum, students’ discipline and problem,
revision, review and follow up of students
for improvement and possible solutions for
students’ disciplinary problems.
Similarly, 21st century teaching and learning pedagogy and methodology, scientific
and ideal syllabus break-up, programme
and activities for professional development,
parents’ involvement and participation in
student progress and school climate were
also discussed between the English faculty
members.
The training held in the 2nd semester has been presented in a table as follows:
Date
Subject
Venue
Trainer
10-12-2014
Maths +Science Dept.
XII ‘A’
Mr. Kamal Sapkota,
Asia Publication
12-12-2014
Nepali Department
XII ‘A’
Mr. Begendra Subba
Mr. Ramchandra Khanal, Vice Principal
12-12-2014
Hindi Department
Conference Hall
Mr. Purushottam Pokhrel, HOD, Hindi
26- 12- 2014
HPE and Social Studies Dept
XII ‘A’
Mr. Niranjan Poudel
Kosele Publication
29-12-2014
Sanskrit
Conference Hall
Mr. Janardan Ghimire, CAO, DAVSKVB
Science +Maths
Mr. Kamal Sapkota
Principal New Millennium College, Lecturer- Chemistry Center
Dept. of TU
8-3-2015
English
Dr. Laxmman Gnawali, associate professor of EFL at Kathmandu University
Dr. Robert shared ideas on building nation of
peace and prosperity with DAV teachers
13th February/ DAVMC
Dr. Robert S. Kittel, director of education
for Universal Peace Foundation (UPF) Asia
searched for the way to build nation of
peace and prosperity with DAV teachers on
10th February, 2015 in the Buddha Hall.
Under the banner of the role of parents
and teachers in building a nation of peace
and prosperity, Dr. Kittel entertained DAV
teachers basically over the responsibility
to unite body and mind, introduced dual
nature of education, i.e, good and smart
including the result of both individual and
social oriented life.
Presenting the data over the current trends
of the open relationship between a boys
and girls, Dr. Kittel challenged the trend
would bring conflict in the family, society
and ultimately the nation while such culture
inborn would transplant the same to the new
generation.
Dr. kittel who is also the expert in the logical
seminar, combating HIV/AIDS and peace
foundation concentrated over these 3 topics
by advocating eastern theology was best
for moulding civilized society compare to
western culture in his own words. Dr. Kittle
has also admitted her daughter in SLC board
school of Nepal instead of American board
to tutor the eastern social and moral values.
Concluding the presentation, Dr. kittel
focused to set social objective rather
than individual objective and to abandon
individual desire and to set up public desire
for the long-term benefit of the nation
as stated in eastern doctrine. Dr. Kittle is
working since last 30 years in such issues.
Meanwhile, Mr. Janardan Ghimire,
Educational Consultant of DAVSKVB
offering vote of thanks to Dr. kittel presented
8 types of marriage, among which Brahma
marriage, Prajapatya marriage and Arsha
marriage were best. On the occasion,
Mr. Ram Chandra Khanal Vice principal,
Mr. Madhav Upadhyaya Senior Wing
co-ordinator, Mr. Megh Ji Tank Lower
Secondary Co-ordinators, Mr. Andrew
Fitz Patrick, Primary Co-ordinator and Ms.
Shanti Gurung kindergarten Co-ordinator
were present to grace the programme.
Voice of DAV & Dancing Stars
Ayush Bagale won the Voice of DAVSKVB
Sashank Maharjan became the Dancing Star of DAVSKVB
29th December, 2014
Crossing different rounds in singing
competition, Ayush Bagale VII 'G' has been
declared the Voice of DAV (VOD) 2014/15.
Equal to VOD, Sashank Maharjan was
announced the dancing Star of DAVSKVB
(DSOD) 2014/15.
In the grand finale of these two events namely
VOD and DSOD held on 28th December,
Maharjan and Bagale were declared the
winner by the team of judges Ms. Prasanna
Shakya, senior singer and Mr. Bhogendra
Manandhar, Senior Newari film director and
dance specialist. In total, six students each
in dance and singing had contested for the
grand finale. Other students contesting in
VOD grand finale were Sajal Thapa Magar
VIII 'B' Kasturbha Subba Limbu V 'D', Shreyan
Rawal V 'D' Sakshy Lamichhane VIII 'A' and
Priya Karna VI 'B'
Similarly, the contestants of DSOD were
Tisha Dey VI 'H' Sugyan Singh Dangol V 'C'
Kristina Maharjan VII 'H' Manshi Kalwar VII 'H'
and Prashant Yadav VIII 'G'.
Commenting the programme, Chairperson
Anil Kedia said ' DSOD was extremely good
but in VOD, many contestants need to improve
a lot’. DAVSKVB is in the direction of tapping
a specific talent of every student through
different co-curricular programmes according
to the Chairperson. He had also focused over
the necessity to be multitalented in the current
time for the recognition in society. During the
time Ms. Bhubaneswari Rao was also present
to grace the programme.
Meanwhile, Mr. Raju Singh, senior musician
of the country, Mr. Bhogendra Manandhar and
Ms. Prasna Sakya, appreciated the talent of
the students. Ms. Prasna rising on the stage
said, ‘Today I became speechless seeing the
talent of DAVSKVB students, I have no words
to appreciate your talent’. The Judge had felt
difficulty to evaluate the programme as well. In
DSOD, the scores gap between participants
and winners was almost negligible.
During the award distribution, when
chairperson asked the feeling at winning
the award to the VOD and DSOD winners,
students were almost amazed. It was
awesome moment as students were focusing
basically on contemporary songs and Dances
with some classical mixes. On the occasion
Ms. Prasna Shakya also presented a song.
The grand finale students and their details in VOD and DSOD are:
Dancing Star of DAV, 2014 grand finalist
Voice of DAV 2014 grand finalist
S.N.
Name
Class
Song Title
S.N.
Name
Class
Song Title
1
Sajal Thapa Magar
VIII B
Juni juni lai
1
Tisha Dey
VI H
Dagabaj re
2
Ayush Bagale
VII G
Piya ore piya
2
Sugyan Singh Dangol
VC
Tujhe bhula diya
3
Kasturba Subba Limbu
VD
Mero pyaro manchhe
3
Kristina Maharjan
VII H
Tonight
4
Shreyan Rawal
VD
O meri johra javi
4
Sashank Maharjan
VC
Love dose
5
Sakshy Lamichhane
VIII A
Maiti ghar
5
Manshi Kalwar
VII H
Kamli & battamij dil
6
Priya Karna
VI B
Jise jindagi
6
Prashant Yadav
VIII G
Heartless & mei dhundne ko
Coverage
PTC of SA 1
PTC of SA1 was observed on 20th September 2014
with multifarious activities in the school premises. The
various activities conducted on the occasion of PTC
– SA1 and the judges we were as follows:1. Bulletin Board Decoration Competition
by Houses and Clubs- Mr. Rajumuni
Bajracharya and Ms. Kamana Adhikari
reviewed the event.
2. Photo exhibition by Newton Science club
3. Banking model exhibition- Mr. Damodar
Acharya judged the contest.
4. Heath and Beauty science- Ms. Poonam
Pokharel evaluated the programme.
5. Fashion Designing- Ms. Poonam Pokharel
judged event.
6. IT and Electronics/Electricals:- Mr. Rameshwor
Subedi evaluated the programme.
7. Mass Media:- Evaluated by representative of
DAV Media Center.
8. Science model Exhibition: - Mr. Anand Kr.
Yadav and Ms. Ritu Singh evaluated the
event.
The winners of the model display were awarded by
certificate of achievement and medals in the morning
assembly.
My Hidden Voice,
PPT event held for grade II
4th February /DAVMC
An intersection My Hidden Voice power point
presentation was held for grade II on 3rd February in
Primary wing.
Under the guidance and support of class teachers,
students presented the current studies on life cycle
of butterfly. cartoon character, about earth, ten
most cutest pet dogs and some amazing facts about
animals. Students were taken in the auditorium after
2 days practice.
Basically such programmes are key factors to avoid
mass fear of the students while addressing on stage
by building the confidence where as such events
also deliver some information to the audience. As
provided in the result provided, out of total 5 sections
of grade II, Section A with the title life cycle of
butterfly was declared in 1st position followed by
about the earth presented by Section C was declared
in 2nd position.
Though the event was launched to promote group
performance, but as the rule of competition, these
sections were declared winners on the basis of
coverage of content, design of ppt and style of
presentation.
20th International Conference of NELTA
20th International conference of Nepal English Language Teachers
Association (NELTA) was organized in DAVSKVB in the presence of
Mr. Anil Kedia, DAV Chairperson.
The conference was held on 17th-19th February 2015 with various
key notes, presentations, symposiums and orientation and training
for the English teachers by national and international personalities
and experts of English. Entire session namely inaugural, plenary
and closing session were conducted in the Buddha Hall.
PSA orientation for grade VIII
(CBSE) conducted
9th December/DAVMC
An orientation on problem solving Assessment for grade VIII (CBSE) was
held on 9th December in the Indu Auditorium at 9:50 am to 12:15 pm.
The resource person invited for the day was Mr. Arvindam Bhattachan.
On the occasion. Mr. Madhav Upadhayaya, senior co-ordinator also
introduced the PSA to the students as the 4th formative examination of
grade IX. While Bhattachan firstly introduced PSA as the use of appropriate
logic in particular situation.
Meanwhile Mr. Rohini Raj Timilsina HOD of Sanskrit including all the
teachers of the particular class were present for smooth functioning of
the programme.
SA 1 performance Index – V to XII
Academic Performance Index of the classes V to XII was
announced in the morning assembly on 8th December
2014 by CAO Ms. Vijaya Tater (In-charge, Examination
Cell) for classes V to XII. The highest performers were
awarded 90 points and the lowest performance index securing students provided 10 points. For IX and X, highest
is 80 and lowest 10 where as highest marks for XI and XII
was 40 and lowest 10 points.
Photography Competition for
grade V and VI
2nd December/DAVMC
Sudha Sagar Media Club conducted inter house photography competition
for the students of grade V and VI on 23rd November.
Students were oriented about the procedure of Photography competition
adopted in DAVSKVB. Out of 12 contestants, 2 from each house, only six
contestants were able to submit their assignment on time.
Good Luck Havan
Good Luck
Havan for X
CBSE
24th February/DAVMC
According to eastern culture, Havan is understood
as the tool of the purification of environment and
mentality of the individual who are involved in the
Yagyna.
Following the same, Principal Ms. Bhubaneswari
stated it is a moral boost up for developing the
confidence level of the students. To forward
the guidelines of success, DAVSKVB since the
establishment is organizing good luck Havan for X
CBSE/SLC preparing students.
This year the school organized good luck Havan
for X CBSE on 23rd February in the inner courtyard.
DAVSKVB Principal, Ms. Rao believes that Havan
provides some refreshment to the students as well.
Speaking on the occasion, Ms. Rao suggested to
concentrate on personal hygiene, balance diet and
exercises in examination period to succeed fully.
Following the Principal, Vice-principal, Mr.
Ramchandra Khanal, focused on sincerity in
Good Luck Havan for
X SLC students and
orientation programme
for parents
3rd March 2015
Students preparing for SLC board examination 2071
were formally sent-off organizing good luck Havan in Indu
auditorium while parents were oriented in Pratik Hall on 3rd
March.
After completing the regular course, students here were
driven for good luck havan. In a programme, V.P. Mr. Ram
Chandra Khanal stated if students will continue the studies in
the sprit as in DAV during their home preparation stay, most
of the students would cross distinction.
While on the importance of Havan, CAO Mr. Janardan
Ghimire, forwarded the Havan as a energy which would
examination and time punctuation to the students.
Similarly, Senior wing Co-ordinator, Mr. Madhav
Upadhyaya presented some techniques in scoring
good marks in examination.
With in the same scenario, Mr. Rohini Raj Timilsina,
HOD of Sanskrit stated possibility of success can be
changed to reality of success through hard work as
struggle was only key to success. Entire programme
was hosted by Mr. Timilsina where Mantras were
recited by Mr. Govinda Ghimire, Senior, Sanskrit
teacher. The Havan has been reported to be
conducted under the principle of Anglo Vedic culture.
As stated by Mr. Timilsina, Arya Samaji Havan was
held where ghee and habir drabya were offered to
Agnidev.
On the occasion primary wing students presented
religious hymn with their own music under the
guidance of Primary Music Teacher. The havan
accomplished offering best wishes of the class
teachers, subject teachers, captains, vice-captains
and interested students to those who were preparing
board examination. Students were also offered with
greetings, tika and prashad by their teachers.
magnify the performance level. Similarly, CAO Ms. Vijaya
Tater suggested maintaining the same discipline as in DAV
during the examination period.
It was an Arya Samaji Havan which was hosted by Rohini
Raj Timilsina. On the occasion, teachers of X SLC and
representatives students had also wished best for all the
contestants of SLC.
Meanwhile, primary students team led by music teacher Mr.
Ram Hari Poudel offered a religious song for the success
of students. Havan concluded offering tika, greetings and
Prashad.
Quick after the completion of Havan, DAVSKVB management
also oriented the parents of X SLC focusing over the dual
responsibility of teachers and parents for the success of the
students.
Due to the chances of being diverted in redundant activities
after the regular class is over, DAVSKVB management
keeping in mind the probable difficulties of the students’
carrier had invited the parents to forward the dual role of both
parents and teachers in guiding the children. The school
clearly stated that the school was always ready to solve the
academic problem of the students till the examination date.
Primary Activities
Collage Making Competition for grade III and IV
29th January/DAVMC
An Inter house collage making competition organized for grade III and
IV on 28th November.
To look closely at shapes and space, and make informed judgments
about making them into meaningful pieces of art this completion was
organized according to Ms. Anusha Rana Primary activity in-charge.
Students were given to draw on the theme of Christmas tree where different
waste papers and cotton were used to decorate the Christmas tree. At
the last days, before winter vacation, the programme was launched for
the refreshment according to Ms. Rana. It was made compulsory to all
the students.
As provided in the result from grade IV, Annapurna House stood in
first position followed by Dhaulagiri and Lhotse in 2nd and 3rd position
respectively. While from grade III, Lhotse stood in first position followed
by Annapurna and Gaurishankar in 2nd and 3rd position respectively.
Nepali Quiz Organized
for III and IV
19 September/DAVMC
th
Besides this, inter house sports days was also launched for grade I and II
on 28th and 29th November according to the primary wing.
An inter house Nepali Quiz competition was
organized for the students of classes III and IV
on 16th September.
As provided Lhotse house grabbed the first
position followed by Annapurna, Dhaulagiri
and Gaurishankar in 2nd, 3rd and consolation
position respectively.
Free Dental
Camp organized
A one day free dental camp was organized
by Dr. Sujita Shrestha CBDS, MPH, Ph. D
students and her team on 8th March in the
school premises.
E-Card Making
Competition
Dr. Shrestha under a research title ‘a study
on factors responsible for dental injuries in
school children of Kathmandu valley’ had
conducted the camps in DAVSKVB. In the
camp, Dr. Sujita and her group examined
the kids’ teeth and applied fluoride varnish
on children teeth surface, which will
prevent teeth decay.
An E-card making competition was held on 3rd
March, 2015 for the classes III and IV. In this
event, students made a card on the topic ‘Holi’
given by the primary wing. The programme
was organized by the computer department.
Previously, circular was sent to the parents
3 days ahead where parents were sent a
form by school management to fill and
return to school. Children were only put
under treatment and research after parents
allowed the permission. The camp was fully
supported by class teachers and mentors.
Principal's subjects sweepstakes winners of March session announced
The knowledge investigating competition
Prinicpal's Subject Sweepstakes winners
of March session were announced by
Principal Ms. Bhubaneswari Rao in the last
assembly of the Academic year 2014-15.
For the March session, Principal herself
had planned to forward the questions of
science. Students this time were able to
submit highest number of correct entries
as all the classes have been able to
submit more than 100 correct entries.
Principal had forwarded the separate set
of questions for each class.
As the correct entries are higher, winners
are declared through very complex ways
for the award. Meanwhile, S- CCA In
charge Mr. Tanka Nath Ghimire stated,
the section which submitted the highest
correct entries was only permitted in lucky
draw as in previous episode. After all the
highest correct entries section also added
10 points for best section award.
By the lucky draw, winners were declared by
Principal herself in the assembly afterward
Vice-Principal Mr. Khanal awarded the
students with set of science books.
The winners of the Principal Subject
Sweepstakes for the March session from
Secondary Wing are Soumya Shrestha
V 'B', Atik Shah VI 'I', Anushka Shrestha
VII'D', Kritika Maharjan VIII 'B' and Safal
Karki- IX 'B'. Students from grade XI were
not able to submit the correct entries.
On the occasion, Principal delivered the
importance of portfolio and prefects to the
secondary students.
Primary Activities
Kids of I and II in Interhouse Science Textual Quiz
2nd December /DAVMC
An Inter-house Science textual quiz was
organized for the little kids of I and II in
the Pratik Hall on 21st November.
Quiz focused to encourage students to
look their textual book in depth and think
from different angle. 'Furthermore, this
competition is believed to strengthen
the academic capacity of the students',
Primary wing stated to the News.
The primary wing believes that such programme also instruct the importance of
teamwork for the little kids in early age.
As provided in the result, Dhaulagiri and
Lhotse houses both with 27 points were
placed in 1st position while Gaurishankar
and Annapurna both were placed in 3rd
position.
International Hand washing day celebrated
14th October 2014/DAVSKVB
International hand washing day is
celebrated in DAVSKVB partnering with
unilever company Pvt. Ltd in Pratik Hall on
12th October.
With the objective of instructing the
appropriate hand washing style both
DAVSKVB and Unilever company Pvt. Ltd.
has launched the awareness programme.
The programme
focus much on
interaction and exercise. One of the
facilitator of DAVSKVB, Ms. Anusha
Rana, Primary CCA In-charge stated that
Unilever demonstrated the style of good
hand washing, checked the germs. The
team also formed the section captains
for the planned 4 weeks programme.
Students were also handed a colurful story
book concerned with the hand washing
and its benefit in the health.
Grade III and IV Celebrated sports day
Entire students of grade III and IV have celebrated sports days for 3 days on
18th to 20th November in the secondary grounds.
The sports days in primary wing falls after Dashain vacation. With the objective
to instill the love for sports and games throughout the days and to develop
the appropriate skills, all students are encouraged to participate enjoy and
succeed.
Ms. Anusha Rana P.CCA In-charge says, 'the three days programme consisted
sack race, spoon balance and skipping'. Beside a recreation and refreshment
the progarmme was also launched as a competition, Ms. Rana further detailed.
The entire selection process has been reported to be completed as scheduled
in 3 days with the active participation and guidance of the stakeholder as
provided by sports department.
This sports days in primary carries special attention as all the children come up
on the ground and take part in their intrested areas.
Hindi Clubs activities for I to IV
Story writing competition for grade I to IV was held on 19th
December, 2015. In the competition, Keshavi Somani stood
in first position followed by Pranal Singhal, Rishita Ghosh
and Bhaivab Sarawagi in 2nd , 3rd and Consolation position
respectively.
Similarly, Hindi Quiz Contest for the students of grade I to IV
was conducted on 20th November. The winners were declared
section wise and awarded in the morning assembly.
Tiny tots enacting at annual day of Kindergarten
Character Tree
Class
I A
I B
I D
I C
I E
NamePoints
Aakash Raj Shrestha
Azumi Tamang
Swati Jain
Darsh Agrawal
Rhea Maharjan
Class
II E
II B
II A
II D
II C
NamePoints
Paridhi Saraogi
Aryan Bhaattarai
Palistha Tamrakar
Sneha Chachan
Anuspa Dangol
Class
III B
III A
III G
III C
III E
NamePoints
Kritagya Giri
Himanshu Saraogi
Rishab Agrawal
Nistha Jalan
Janvi Manandhar
III F
III H
III D
Class
IV E
IV H
Class V
1. Piyush Poddar
2. Tanushree Kunwar
3. Jayesh Sharma
4. Mayank Agrawal
5. Resha Shrestha
6. Nifiya Shrestha
7. Priyanka Pokhrel
8. Slok Regmi
9. Rounak Joshi
V
V
V
V
V
V
V
V
V
F
A
H
I
D
E
G
B
C
Class VII
1. Merina Shrestha
2. Masiha Krishna Shrestha 3. Archi Agrawal
4. Rahul Agrawal
5. Lona Mishra
6. Shruti Chauhan
7. Vivid Shakya
8. Karan Mahto
9. Sonu Bhattarai
VII
VII
VII
VII
VII
VII
VII
VII
VII
F
E
G
H
D
I
A
C
B
Class VI
1. Ankita Rokka Chhetri 2. Najima Shrestha
3. Muskan Khatod
4. Kripson Shrestha
5. Anushka Chitrakar
6. Shreya Maskey
7. Nirupan Karki
8. Ayush Shrestha
9. Miraj Thapa
Class IX
1. Aashutosh Devkota 2. B.Bhusan Rao
3. Priyanka Shrestha
4. Samyam Dev Rai
5. Aastha Pandey
6. Rajat Shakya
7. Anisha Thapa
8. Neha Jain
VI
VI
VI
VI
VI
VI
VI
VI
VI
E
F
I
A
B
D
H
G
C
Class VIII
1. Shikshya Shah
2. Bipasana Kansakar
3. Subhekshya Paneru
4. Aashi Jain
5. Unish Shrestha
6. Shristi Kharel
7. Mecon Joshi
8. Shaila Agrawal
9. Aakansha Dhoot
VIII
VIII
VIII
VIII
VIII
VIII
VIII
VIII
VIII
B
F
A
H
C
E
D
I
G
Class X
1. Shria Agrawal
2. Shibani Mahaseth
3. Anamika Shah
4. Avinash Sharma
5. Sneha Chaudhary
6. Anubhav Adhikari
7. Priyanka Lahoti
8. Pinkey Shah
Sandesh Ojha
Smriti Chalise
Kashvi Jain
NamePoints
Nitin Agiwal
Shalini Jain
IX G
IX F
IX D
IX A
IX B
IX H
IX C
IX E
XH
XD
XA
XF
XC
XB
XE
XG
IV C
IV F
IV G
IV A IV B
IV D
Pranay Man Shakya
Yunik Shrestha
Aayush Jha
Priyanshu Thapa
Sunny Gupta
Aavash Shrestha Class XI
1. Preety Mandal
2. Harshita Murarka
3. Lakshita Kunwar Prasai
4. Karan Singhania
Class XII
1. Anushka Agrawal
2. Rashika Agrawal
3. Aditya Rauniyar
4. Shivani Sharma
XI B
XI C
XI A
XI D
XII B
XII C
XII A
XII D
Out Door Activities
The need to join Science with
Humanity: Quanta 2014
DAVSKVB students
attended One act play
27 students of grade VIII, IX and X participated
as audience in an inter house one act play
competition organized by St. Mary’s School on
10th September, 2014.
Ms. Sashilata Rai and Ms. Lila Subedi were
the teacher representatives to accompany the
students to the one act play competition. Mr.
Umesh Saud (DAVSKVB Senior English Teacher)
was one of the judge in the one act play
competition at St. Mary’s School.
DAVians performed drama on
the civilization of mathematics
9 December/DAVMC
The 4 days International Science
Olympiad 'Quanta-2014' was
launched with the necessity to
join science with Humanity by
City Montessori School, Lucknow
on 15th November.
Quanta 2014 was filled with
the 700 young scientists where
renowned scientists and experts
from 11 countries including
Malaysia, Finland, Germany,
Russia, Brazil, Nepal, Jordan,
Latvia, Lebanon, Czech Republic
and various states of India
were present to show their
development and finding. To
generate the feelings of unity
and brotherhood in the field of
science and technology, quanta
is being launched every year.
Inaugurating the ceremony,
the chief guest V.N. Garg
stated that the science must be
linked with humanity. He said,
'computer, internet, website
plane, TV, etc. were all the
contribution of science which are
increasing the living standard of
the world citizen. So, the good
scientific invention is expected
continuously for the humanity
and welfare of the people'.
Out of total 700 young scientists
around the world, 7 are from
DAVSKVB. These 7 students
were guided by Mr. Samir
Deshar, HoD of the Vocational
Department.
As reported to the DAV News,
dozens of programme were
planned with in the period of
Quanta. 'DAVSKVB participated
in written round of quiz-acta
mathematica, debate, mental
ability test, aqua challenge,
obstacle robot race and science
quiz including cultural show',
Mr. Deshar detailed. Quanta
every year is special to DAVSKVB
students as they get chance to
participate and contest in different
science and technological event
in Lucknow with world student.
Altogether Nineteen students from grade VIII, IX
and X performed drama on the history and growth
of Maths in Maths fair organized by Kathmandu
University (KU), Hattiban on 6th Feb, 2015.
Under the guidance of the department of
mathematics, students were driven in KU. Aryabhatta
Maths Club forwarded to the DAV news those
DAVSKVB students in KU performed drama on
civilization of Mathematics showing improvement
and discovery of terminology and their relations
and shapes in mathematics in different ages of time.
The performance was highly appreciated by the
audience present there. Students were guided by
the team of the teachers of Mr. Shalendra Yadav,
Mr. Lijendra Maharjan and Ms. Dila Shakya.
Students
performing
the
drama
are:
Neha Agrawal – VIII ‘H’, Tanisha Agrawal VIII ‘I’,
Ishika Ramawat – VIII ‘F’, Sneha Shrestha – IX ‘A’,
Shreeyesha Pradhan- IX ‘A’, Kritika Gurung- IX ‘A’,
Pulkit Dhoot – X ‘G’, Jayant Shah – X ‘G’, Raghav
Gupta – X ‘G’, Pratyush Shrivastav – X ‘G’, Crish
Shaw – X ‘G’, Harsh Agrawal – X ‘E’, Rohit Lohia – X
‘E’, Shubham Dey – X ‘F’, Vaibhav Agrawal- X ‘F’,
Ritwik Trapathi – X ‘H’, Nistha Kamal- X ‘E’, Anjal
Kandoi – X ‘H’ and Mitali Jain – X ‘F’.
Sports
DAVSKVB teachers WON the
interschool football tournament
29 September
DAVSKVB teachers football team
won the interschool staff football
tournament, 2014 held by st. Xavier's
School, Jawalakhel.
In the final game organized on 25th
September, DAVSKVB beat Ideal model
by two goals . Total 13 schools had
contested in the event. DAVSKVB played
four games. In first league game,
DAVSKVB and Ideal Model played draw
scoring 1 goal. But in the 2nd league
DAVSKVB scored six goals against
United Academy with no any reply.
Likewise, in the quarter final, DAVSKVB
beat 3 goals to St. Xavier's Goadawari
while in semifinal, Kathmandu University
Higher Secondary School (KUHS) was
defeated by DAVSKVB in the tiebreaker
with 4-2 goals. Meanwhile, Mr.
Goutam Hazra, Sports Club in-charge
to the news said ' Mr. Bishram Tandan
scored 4 goals, Mr. Sandesh Maharjan
also scored 4 goals with hattrick, Mr.
Hazara's himself scored 4 goals in the
entire tournament. Likewise, Mr. Nirmal
Gurung scored 2 goals' while Mr. Kapil
Basnet and Mr. Dipendra Man Shakya
each scored a goal. Mr. Purnendu
Ghosh, Mr. Gangaram Maharjan and
Mr. Janak Tamang also played in the
tournament. DAVSKVB goal keeper Mr.
L.B. Shrestha was declared the best
keeper of the tournament. Mr. Shankar
Bhujel and Mr. Umesh Shah were also
in DAVSKVB team. DAVSKVB team was
coached by Mr. Chandra Dangol.
Primary wing celebrated
Cross country 2014
sports final day
Sports club organized an Inter house cross country for
the students of classes VII to XII on 24th September,
2014.
The competition was held in 4 categories which include;
An Inter house sports final day was conducted on 8th and
9th March, 2015 in school main ground. All the students
of primary (I-IV) went to the main ground to take part,
observe and support to their friends.
Primary wing had arranged chocolate picking, brusting
the balloon, musical chair, sack race, marble 1, spoon
balance and skipping race for both girls and boys
according to the interest of the students. Top three
position holders were awarded with the certificate of
achievement. Prvious to this event, conducted this event
in different phases to select the final contestants in the
academic year, 2014/15.
Category A – Junior Boys VII to IX
Category B- Junior Girls – VII to IX
Category C – Senior Boys – X to XI
Category D- Senior Girls – X to XII
The winners of each category were awarded with
certificate of achievement in the morning assembly.
Primary
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Social Service
wing students at Bagalamukhi
Members of Social Service Club of Primary Wing
were taken for one day sanitation programme at
Bagalamukhi temple on 3rd December.
With the objective of instructing the students that
the public properties can be conserved with the
involvement of all the level of society, students were taken on the spot.
On the day, students swept the dirt, picked the garbage and kept in
dustbin. Students participating in this programme are the executive
members of social service club of primary wing and general members of
the same club. Teachers escorting for the day were Ms. Pragati Khadka
and Sumana Shrestha, Club In-charge. It is believed that such event by
the tiny students of primary wing gives positive message and the new
hopes and desire to do something in the society. Clothes donated
At first, these 3 VDCs office had
formally requested DAVSKVB
Principal to support their children.
Ms. Rao is also the president of
Rotary Club of Pashupati.
29th December/DAVSKVB
Winter clothes collected by the students of the entire
wings were donated to 3 VDCs of 3 districts in Eastern
Nepal during winter vacation.
‘The recipients VDCs are Lakhantari of Morang
districts, Bagahi of Rautahat and Pakli of Sunsari’, says
Mr. S.N. Mirdha, Social Studies teacher. Children in
between three to sixteen years received the clothes.
Clothes donated are trouser, pant, sweater, jacket,
shoes and socks. It is a voluntary donation programme
of DAVSKVB. In this programme all the students from
kindergarten to Senior Secondary wings enthusiastically
supported the programme.
The donation programmes were held under the
initiation of DAVSKVB Principal Ms. Bhubaneswari Rao.
At first, these 3 VDCs Office had formally requested
DAVSKVB Principal to support their children. Ms. Rao is
also the president of Rotary Club of Pashupati.
Seeing the bitter reality of the underprivileged societies,
Mr. Mirdha Says, Jabdi Primary School at Pakli lacked
benches and desks in the class rooms and the School
was compelled to be run under open sky while at
Bagahi VDC, altogether six children died this winter.
DAVSVB community is heading in the field of social
service for the needy people with the slogan, 'If we can
then why not'.
News
ISO
external
Audit of the
MoU signed for conducting Session held
Orientation on Spinal problems
An orientation programme was organized for the teachers of V to
XII on spinal problems in Indu Hall on 23rd September, 2014. The
resource person was Dr. Gaurav Raj Dhakal, spine surgeon at Norivc
hospital, Kathmandu. His orientation focused on back and neck pain
causes and preventive measures.
mathematics workshop
12th December/DAVMC
A Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) was signed between DAV
Sushil Kedia Vishwa Bharati Higher Secondary School, Lalitpur
and Dynasim Learning institute for conducting mathematics
workshops on 12th December.
The School has taken this decision to make mathematics learning
process easy and interesting. It is believed that such programme
would incorporate to decrease the assumption; 'maths is tough'
developed in the mind of many students.
The MoU was signed between Mr. Anil Kedia, DAV Chairperson
and Mr. Divesh Bathija from Dinasim Learning. As agreed,
Dinasim learning team will be visiting the school 4 times annually
for conducting math workshops for students of 1st to 8th grade. But
the number of days per visit will be 8 to 9 working days. MoU has
expected to benefit approximately 3500 students in an academic
year.
Likewise, DAV School is agreed to provide an accommodation
of trainer during their visit to school, handover the topics to the
trainers 3 weeks prior to visit and confirm dates at least 1 month
prior to the visit.
Interactors skilled with leadership
6 Nov. 2014,
Twenty five interactors from classes VII to XII participated
in the leadership Development programme organized by
the club. The programme is concerned with the effective
drills to induce the potentiality for demonstrating their inner
leadership quality to the outer world. The training session
was facilitated by the resource person, Mr. Tritha Poudel who
has been working as HR manager in Air Asia, and targeting
in youth projects for more than one and half decade.
12th December/DAVMC
As ISO, external audit of the session was held on 8th
December 2014 in the School.
As stated in the report of Ms. Roma Sharma Bidari, this
year faculties of maths, science, co-curricular activity,
exam cell and management representative were audited.
The auditor of the day was Mr. Laxmi Prashad Gupta from
Quality and Environmental Management Services Pvt. Ltd.
Formally, programme was held with opening meeting
following with the investigation and interviews and the
report was presented in the closing meeting at 4 PM. After
a long study, Mr. Gupta presented non-compliances (NCS)
and area of improvement (AFI). As the school is certified
by with (ISO) 9001:2008 for Quality Management System,
ISO representative every year investigate whether the
standard of (ISO) 9001:2008 is maintained or not.
But this ISO audit which is also known as Second
Surveillance Audit (SA II) is based on the first audit of
International Certification Service (ICS). DAV is the first
ISO certified school in the country and every year its
quality is evaluated by ISO external audit. Till this time,
DAVSKVB is successful to renew the ISO certification, as
entire DAV community is striving whole the day to fulfill
their responsibilities without fail.
Visitors' Comment
It was nice to talk to about 300
teachers of the school on Research
Paper (s)
Dr. Madhav P. Pokhrel
Tribhuvan University
Ms. Chitralekha Yadav
Minister for Education
Government of Nepal
I cherish this opportunity to be
among the academic community of
this school.
Amar Raj Joshi
Head of the central Department of English,
Tribhuvan University
Very interesting and
inspiring! The perfect
way to make students
learn effectively
I am highly
impressed by the
management of the
school. I wish all
school members for
the further success.
Prof. Dr. Shiva Prashad
Dhoboudel
Dilibazar, Kathmadnu
Maths and Science epitome
of society and future, a very
essential part of life displayed
by students. Congrats!
Ms. Rupy Singh, Thapathali
I am very much pleased
to witness the exemplary
work and practice carried
on by the team of School
DAV Sushil Kedia. Hope to
continue such noble work
in future as well. Wish all
success in its endeavors.
Prof. Dr. Siddhi Prashad Koirala
Anamnagar Kathmandu
Photo By: Photo Bank Studio

Venerable Bhante Gyanpurnik releasing the SAMWIT Journal

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