Inter-school Handwriting Competition by PABSON Kathmandu
An inter-school Nepali and English handwriting competition was successfully held by the Private and Boarding Schools’ Organization Nepal (PABSON), Kathmandu Metropolitan Committee.
Program Details and Participation
The event took place on Friday at Asian Public School, Anamnagar. It was chaired by Program Coordinator Dhan Prasad Subba and attended by Gokarneshwar Municipality Chairperson Sudip Adhikari as the chief guest.
More than 50 students from PABSON-affiliated schools within the Kathmandu Metropolitan area took part in the competition.
Winners – Nepali Handwriting
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1st Place: Abigail T.M (Elixir School)
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2nd Place: Ashmita Acharya (Swarnim School)
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3rd Place: Ujiwal Adhikari (Lyceum Model School)
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4th Place: Aayusha Lama (Himalayan Academy)
Winners – English Handwriting
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1st Place: Drashana Bajracharya (Nebel Academy)
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2nd Place: Pratusha Shrestha (Peace Point Academy)
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3rd Place: Om Krish Prasain (Vidhyabani Pathsala)
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4th Place: Geeta Rayamajhi (Neharika School)
All winners received trophies, medals, and certificates as recognition for their performance.
Purpose of the Event
Gagan Singh Aire, Chairperson of PABSON Kathmandu Metropolitan Committee, stated that the competition was organized to encourage handwriting skill development among students.
Event Conduct and Guests
The ceremony was conducted by RC Bhatt, Secretary of Kathmandu Metropolitan City. Baburam Gautam, Deputy Secretary, delivered the vote of thanks.
Other notable attendees included:
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RB Adhikari, Vice Chairperson, PABSON Kathmandu District
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Dinesh Pandey, Joint Secretary
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Rajan Acharya, Senior Vice Chairperson of the Metropolitan Committee
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Baburam Gautam, Joint Secretary
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Raj Kumar Bogati, Treasurer
Principals and teachers from various schools and colleges were also present.
Ongoing Student Development Programs
PABSON Kathmandu Metropolitan Committee continues to organize various creative and sports activities beyond the regular curriculum to support the all-round development of students.
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