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+:Sf/O'qm Lziff the Aksharians A The AKSHARIANS ANNUAL SCHOOL MAGAZINE | VOLUME 3 ;+:sf/o'Qm lzIff The Aksharians a The AKSHARIANS ANNUAL SCHOOL MAGAZINE | VOLUME 3 ;+:sf/o'Qm lzIff Content Cover Art by 1. Grade 1 Joyas Paneru, Grade 1 2. Grade 2 3. Grade 3 Design and Printed 4. Grade 4 Print Communication Pvt Ltd 5. Grade 5 Tel: 4241355, 4244148 6. Arts 7. Grade 6 8. Grade 7 Published by Aksharaa School 9. Grade 8 10. Grade 9 11. Grade 10 Kandaghari, Kathmandu +977-1-4993031, 4993032 12. Pictures Grade Wise [email protected] 13. Events www.aksharaaschool.edu.np 2 Annual School Magazine-2076 Message from the Principal Dear all, development facility is trying Warm Greetings, from Aksharaa school family ! to integrate all With overwhelming response of The AKSHARIANS; possible form Volume 1, we are here once again presenting of intellectual you with The AKSHARIANS; Volume 2, which is in resources from itself an endowment by and large insightful ,vivid national to plethora of our students work and reflection of international deep learning. What a lovely, mesmerizing and level to transform reinvigorating feeling, an opportunity to share the our school from pragmatic programs, its amazing process and its good to great contribution in identifying and nurturing innate holistically. but latent holistic development of each child here We have been at Aksharaa. collaborating with parents as partner for better education and It's been a phenomenal year full of challenges facilitators as activator, catalyst and motivator, from developing finest state of art, earthquake promoting learning skills and transformative resistant safe infrastructure to restructuring teaching applying critical intervention in the progressive model of education to best of its kind process within the framework of National for overall development in child's education from curriculum and whole curriculum. holistic development, ability to do, to inculcate culture and values. Throughout this year with Finally, I would like to extend sincere gratitude deliberate efficacy and effort, we have developed personally and on behalf of Aksharaa school best amenity for our students by corroborating family to all my dear valued parents for their kind with all cognitive actors who joined hand with the support, cooperation and constructive feedback. team Aksharaa. Resilient students for their hard work and never give up mindset. Similarly, to all dear well-wishers Fortified with great effort and collective efficacy, for your implicit support and wishes. Our media we are becoming able to establish most of the partners and social security partners for their elements of 21st century skills through vivid genuine effort to make us feel proud and safe and and spectacular ECA and CCA programs like not least my dear colleagues, teachers, students AMUN, Cultural programs, enhancing reading and staffs member for being proud AKSHARIANS. culture, field trips and many level wise, subject wise culminating programs guided by new Once again, I would heartily like to wish you all a pedagogical process. We believe that these very Happy New Year 2076. Hope this New Year beyond four walls programs offer an endowment adds more peace, progress & prosperity in your in a congenial environment to aspire our children life! beyond culture of silence exuberantly turning them to critical co -investigator with teacher. Indeed, we believe in quality education and we Warm regards have been deliberately putting a lot of effort for Anju Bhattarai achieving these goals. Our school research and Director Principal THE EDITORIAL BOARD Chief Editor Sub-Editor Ms. Neha K.C Ms. Pema Lama-Unit I Asst. Editor Asst. Editor Distributor Ms. Savita Gautam Pokhrel Mr. Raj Kumar Tyata Ms. Sudha Tandukar Unit II Unit II Distributor Photographer IT Support Mr. Laxman Luitel Mr. Bimal Bhattarai Mr. Shree Raj Manandhar 4 Annual School Magazine-2076 Grade Articles 2 MY MOM My Community ADISHA DANGOL I have a big community. AARUSHI CHAULAGAIN It is a city. Nearby the city There is a garden, My Sister Nearby the garden There is a Den, AASHRITHA POUDEL Sister is a person who helps us. My In that Den sister’s name is Urbashi Chaulagain. There is a big hen, Mom is the person who gives birth to She is 5 years old. She studies in class There is a man us. My mom’s name is Trishna Rana. Nursery. She likes to play with dolls. Who cares for the hen? Her favorite color is blue. She loves She likes to eat candies. She is small. to cook food. She loves to collect She likes to play with me. She likes to necklace and ear rings too. She is 33 wear frock. She likes the color pink. years old. She is a house manager. She likes cats and she hates dogs. She She is beautiful and smart. My mom loves me and I love her too. is great. She takes care of us. I love my mom. The Aksharians 5 My Dad My father’s name is Shantosh Khadka. He is a gentle man. His best colors are yellow, blue, red and pink. He cares for me, loves me and teaches me DICHHYAN SHRESTHA new things. My father’s best flower is BIMARSH RAJ GHIMIRE rose. My father’s best pet animals are bunny, cat and dog. He is my super Visit to hero. I love my dad the most. School School is the place, where we learn Mamaghar many things. My schools name is Aksharaa School. It is in Kandaghari. My name is Bimarsh Raj Ghimire. My School is neat and clean.It has big I visited my mamaghar this year rooms with chairs and tables. There during Dashain and Tihar. It took a are big grounds and a play station. lot of time to reach there. This time There is a swimming pool and a I went with my mom. I reached there SENECA KHADKA reception in front of the school. I love and played games on a mobile, ate my school. some food and slept. After few days my mama and aunt came. I played with them a lot. They went back the other day. When there were a few days left, I again went to my mamaghar. I played with my mama a lot. I had a great time. I spent a few days and came back home. My Trip to Dharan My first trip to Dharan in toll, the way first we used was Araniko Highway and we reached Dulikhel and we exit Araniko Highway to reach B.P Highway and yes I forgot to tell you all that we were two families and after 30 minutes we reached there. Everything was very beautiful. There were two ways to go. One led to Khotang and another to Dharan and it was like 25 km we reached Selfie Danda and stopped there and clicked photos and again we drove and after 48 km we just turned left and we reached E-W Height. Finally, we reached Dharan and it was a really memorable trip for ANSH SUBBA me. 6 Annual School Magazine-2076 My Little Sister My Mummy has a new baby and we planned to visit to the hospital to see her. I decided to give her my favorite dolly. My father looked very NIDHI KHATIWODA PEARL BHATTARAI happy. I was overjoyed to hold the little baby in my lap. I could not believe that her cuteness attracted me a lot. I hope I will love and care for About her in the coming days. Pigeon Pigeons are aerial birds. They are common birds and are found everywhere. They like to live in Sunflower higher places. They are also known as symbol of peace. They are grey I saw a sunflower. and green in color. They eat insects, growing very beautiful berries, rice and grains. They live near It was like a cauliflower. human beings. They are not scared of but eating its seed gives me power people. They lay eggs. They can fly. and I love to take shower. by seeing sunflower, by seeing sunflower Yellow is my favorite color. SANBI SHRESTHA OJAYAT MANDAL NEIGHBOURHOOD Trip to Neighborhood, Neighborhood There is a food Pataleban which is very good. By eating that I refresh my mood The Jungle was deep, Neighborhood is near We went for a trip, Have no fear With green trees I like my neighborhood We are very rich which is very good. Jungle was very dense By going there It was surrounded by fence. I am in a happy mood. RAJVI SANJEL The Aksharians 7 My Visit to Kamane SHREEYAM GHIMIRE Importance of I went to Kamane. It’s in Hetauda.I LAKSHYAJEET MALLA went there during my holidays. It is my mamaghar. I had my grandparents Summer my aunt,uncle, brothers there. It was Summer is a very hot season. I love to do many creative activities like very far, almost 150 km. I went with my drawing, coloring etc. I like doing outdoors games like swimming, having mom and it took us 6 hours to reach ice-cream and cold drinks. I can even wear light cotton clothes. Days are there. I went at 4:30 and I reached at longer during summer. Life is enjoyable in summer. 10:05pm. When I reached there, I saw my grandparents but nobody saw me. In every vacation my family and I travel to many places. I have traveled I gave my parents a big grand hug and both inside and outside Nepal. In this vacation I went to Birgunj by plane. they thought it was my mother but I stayed in a hotel Diyalo. I went inside the room. I took a bath and I sat on it was me.
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