Congratulations to our Principal, Mr. Kumar Thapa, on being appointed as Academic Advisor and Educational Development Department Coordinator at PABSON Central Committee (2025–28).
A proud moment for Brihaspati Vidyasadan! Wishing you all the best as you lead national efforts in strengthening school education.
On May 21, 2025 at the BVS ground, the Investiture Ceremony marked the beginning of a new leadership journey. The former student captain proudly presented the badges to the newly elected leaders, encouraging them to lead with vision and unity. Principal Kumar Thapa also acknowledged the dedication of the outgoing team. With their oaths taken, our new captains stepped into their roles with confidence and purpose.
On May 16, 2025 Brihaspati Vidyasadan School held a democratic election on its premises for students of Grades 8, 9, and 10 to elect the school captain and vice captain. The program was designed to encourage active student involvement, nurture leadership qualities, and cultivate civic responsibility.
From May 1 to May 10, 2025, Brihaspati Vidyasadan hosted its annual BVS SEE Futsal Camp. It was a special type of camp catered to the fresh SEE students as well as students of Grade 11. The camp consisted of many things from sharpening skills with expert coaching to building strength, stamina & agility, master tactical play & team dynamics, fuel up with peak-performance meals. The event also included fun and recreational activities such as hiking and swimming.
From April 15 to April 21,the whole week, teachers at Brihaspati Vidyasadan participated in multiple enriching training sessions and meetings. These sessions primarily explore effective classroom management strategies and approaches to support students’ learning, socio-emotional well-being and overall growth.
These opportunities serve as valuable opportunity for our educators to stay updated with current teaching trends and enhance their learning practices.
We were delighted to host the New Parents’ Orientation at Brihaspati Vidyasadan; a meaningful session designed to build strong connections with our new parent community. The orientation focused on open discussions around our academic courses, curriculum structure, and the vibrant culture that defines life at BVS.
It was a pleasure to share our philosophy of holistic education, our commitment to nurturing confident learners, and how we work hand-in-hand with parents to support every child’s journey. We look forward to a year of partnership, growth, and shared success!
Class 11 students of BVS Plus 2 organised a Farwell event for their seniors of Grade 12 with the event entitled, BVS Gala. The event featured multiple games and musical performances. The event was then followed by Dinner. All in all, a wonderful event for our Class 12 students.
BVS students experienced university life at Ritsumeikan Asia Pacific University in Beppu, Japan, living in on-campus dormitories and actively engaging in the Ritsumeikan Model United Nations (MUN). Nine students from Brihaspati Vidyasadan traveled to Japan along with our respected Principal, Mr. Kumar Thapa, to attend the Model United Nations event organised by Ritsumeikan University.
Learning with Purpose – Grade 6 Students Give Back
Education extends beyond textbooks and classrooms, and our Grade 6 students demonstrated this through their recent visit to Bal Mandir. As part of their Project-Based Learning (PBL) activity, they not only explored concepts of measurements, the unitary method, and profit and loss but also applied their learning to a real-world scenario.
After generating profit through their project, the students made a conscious decision to reinvest their earnings into something meaningful – purchasing and donating stationery items to the children at Bal Mandir. This initiative was more than an academic exercise; it was an opportunity to develop financial literacy, teamwork, and a strong sense of social responsibility.
Witnessing their enthusiasm and commitment to making a difference was a reminder that learning is most impactful when it is connected to real-life experiences. Through this initiative, they not only strengthened their understanding of key mathematical concepts but also experienced the value of empathy and giving back to the community.
Stepping beyond the classroom, our Junior School students embarked on an enriching educational journey to Bhaktapur Durbar Square, immersing themselves in the cultural and architectural marvels of one of Nepal’s most treasured heritage sites.
As they wandered through Nyatapol and Dattatreya Squares, they encountered centuries-old temples, intricate wood carvings, and traditional courtyards that have stood as symbols of Nepalese craftsmanship and devotion. Their visit to Pottery Square offered a hands-on glimpse into the artistry of local potters, where they observed the meticulous process of shaping clay into beautifully crafted pottery – a skill passed down through generations.
Beyond simply observing, students engaged in meaningful discussions about history, culture, and the importance of heritage conservation. This immersive experience allowed them to connect with their lessons in a tangible way, fostering a deeper appreciation for Nepal’s rich legacy.
A truly inspiring day of learning, this field visit encouraged curiosity, reflection, and a sense of pride in our shared history – reinforcing that some of the most valuable lessons happen outside the four walls of a classroom.
