The Principals Association of Nepal (PAN) has announced the Best Secondary Schools of Nepal, selected through a rigorous evaluation based on 25 educational standards. The recognition aims to celebrate schools that demonstrate outstanding leadership, innovation, and commitment to quality education.
The selection committee was chaired by Professor Dr. Bidya Nath Koirala, a respected education expert, who emphasized the importance of holistic assessment in identifying schools that are not only academically strong but also contribute significantly to their communities.
Award Ceremony and Conference Details
These exemplary schools will be honored during PAN’s Second National Conference 2082, set to take place on June 6, 2025 at City Hall, Pokhara. The theme of the conference is "Redefining Leadership Dimensions: Pioneering Change for School Excellence"
The conference is expected to gather over 1,000 educators, policymakers, and students from across the nation, fostering dialogue on transforming leadership and redefining excellence in Nepal’s schools.
Recognized Schools by Province
| Province | District | Municipality/Sub-Metropolitan City | School Name |
|---|---|---|---|
| Koshi | Jhapa | Mechinagar Municipality | Dhulabari Secondary School |
| Madhesh | Parsa | Birgunj Sub-Metropolitan City | Shree Trijuddha Mahabir Prasad Raghubir Ram Secondary School |
| Bagmati | Bhaktapur | Bhaktapur Municipality | Medha Secondary School |
| Gandaki | Tanahun | Byas Municipality | Satyawati Secondary School |
| Lumbini | Rolpa | Rolpa Municipality | Bal Kalyan Secondary School |
| Karnali | Kalikot | Raskot Municipality | Badimalika Secondary School |
| Sudurpashchim | Kanchanpur | Bhimdatta Municipality | Mahendra Model Secondary School (General) |
This award serves as a proof to PAN’s vision of promoting transformative leadership and high-quality education across the country. In a press release, PAN stated:
“This award symbolizes our commitment to elevating educational standards through visionary leadership.”
As Nepal continues its journey toward educational reform and innovation, initiatives like this not only recognize current achievements but also inspire schools nationwide to strive for excellence.
