My Family

Ayansh Niraula

My Family​My family is smallMy Dad is tallMy Mom is shortMe and my brothers make fortsMy older brother is elevenLast year I was sevenMy younger brother is fourHe is always on the floorWe all love watermelonThe youngest watches CocomelonWe all love each otherespecially our mother

Education- The Third Eye of Human

Shaswat Rayamajhi

Education- The Third Eye of HumanEducation is considered the third eye for humans. It helps us gain knowledge, develop skills, and understand the world around us. Education does not only mean reading books and passing exams. It also teaches us good manners, discipline, responsibility, and how to become a better person. Education plays a very important role in our personal and social development. An educated person can understand the difference between right and wrong and make wise decisions. Education helps us develop confidence and communicate with others effectively.Education helps to develop a nation. Educated citizens can contribute to society in many ways. Doctors, teachers, engineers, scientists, farmers, and other professionals use their knowledge and skills to improve people's lives. Education reduces poverty, unemployment, discrimination, and social problems. A country with educated and responsible citizens can progress faster.Education also teaches us about our rights and duties. It makes us aware of important issues such as health, sanitation, environmental protection, and equality. In today's world, education is especially important because technology and knowledge are developing rapidly. We need proper education to use modern technology safely and effectively. Education related to cyber crimes must be provided to every individual.Late King Birendra Bir Bikrum Shah Dev said, “ No children should be prohibited from bright rays of education. Every child should have the opportunity to receive quality education. Parents, teachers, communities, and governments should work together to make education accessible to everyone.In conclusion, humans are different from other creatures because of education. Education guides and leads us towards civilization. It gives us knowledge, confidence, skills, and good values. Therefore, we should respect education, study sincerely, and use our knowledge for the betterment of ourselves, our society, and our country. It is the source of human existence.

यदि मैले ४ जि पि ए ल्याएँ भने

Prapti Khadka

यदि मैले ४ जि पि ए ल्याएँ भनेविद्याथीै जीवनमा हरेक विद्यार्थीको आफ्नो एउटा लक्ष्य र सपना हुन्छ। कसैको डाक्टर बन्ने सपना हुन्छ, कसैको इन्जिनियर बन्ने, कसैको शिक्षक बन्ने। त्यसैगरी मेरो पनि अहिलेको एउटा ठूलो लक्ष्य राम्रोसँग पढेर एस.इ.इ मा ४ जि पि ए ल्याउनु हो। ४ जि पि ए ल्याउनु मेरो लागि केवल राम्रो अङ्‍क प्राप्त गर्नु मात्र होइन, आफूले गरेको मिहिनेत सफल भएको महसुस गर्नु पनि हो। यदि मैले ४ जि पि ए ल्याएँ भने त्यो मेरो जीवनको सबैभन्दा खुसीको क्षणमध्ये एक हुने छ।मेरो यो लक्ष्य पूरा गर्न मेरो परिवारको ठूलो सहयोग हुने छ। मेरा आमाबुबाले मलाई पढाइमा सधैँ हौसला दिनुहुन्छ। म थाक्दा वा पढाइ गाह्रो लाग्दा उहाँहरूले मलाई हिम्मत दिनुहुन्छ र आफ्नो लक्ष्यबाट पछि नहट्न सम्झाउनुहुन्छ। मैले राम्रो नतिजा ल्याएको देख्दा उहाँहरू मभन्दा पनि धेरै खुसी हुनुहुने छ। त्यसैले मैले प्राप्त गर्ने ४ जि पि ए मेरो मात्र सफलता नभएर मेरो परिवारको पनि खुसीको विषय हुने छ।त्यसैगरी, ४ जि पि ए ल्याउने यात्रामा मेरा शिक्षकहरूको भूमिका पनि निकै महत्त्‍वपूर्ण हुने छ। विद्यालयमा नबुझेका कुराहरू शिक्षकहरूले सरल तरिकाले बुझाउनुहुन्छ। कुनै विषय गाह्रो लागेमा उहाँहरूसँग प्रश्‍न साेधेर आफ्नो समस्या समाधान गर्न सक्छु। उहाँहरूले मेरो कमजोरी पहिचान गर्न, गल्ती सच्याउन र अझ राम्रो गर्न मार्गदर्शन गर्नुहुने छ। शिक्षकहरूको हौसला र सुझावले मलाई पढाइमा अझ ध्यान दिन प्रेरणा मिल्नेछ। त्यसैले म उहाँहरूले दिएको सुझावलाई ध्यानपूर्वक पालना गर्नेछु।तर परिवार र शिक्षकहरूको सहयोग मात्र भएर मेरो लक्ष्य पूरा हुँदैन। त्यसका लागि मैले आफैँ पनि धेरै मिहिनेत गर्नुपर्छ। त्यसैले अबदेखि म आफ्नो समयलाई खेर फाल्ने छैन। नियमित रूपमा पढ्ने, गृहकार्य समयमै गर्ने, कक्षामा ध्यान दिने र हरेक दिन पढेको कुरा दोहोर्याउने बानी बसाल्ने छु। जुन विषयमा म कमजोर छु, त्यसमा अझ बढी समय दिने छु। नबुझेको कुरा लुकाएर बस्‍नुकाे सट्टा शिक्षक र साथीहरूसँग सोधेर बुझ्ने छु।४ जि पि ए ल्याउन सजिलो छैन भन्‍ने कुरा मलाई थाहा छ। बाटोमा धेरै कठिनाइहरू आउन सक्छन्। कहिलेकाहीँ पढ्न मन नलाग्‍न सक्छ, परीक्षाको डर लाग्‍न सक्छ वा आफूले सोचेको जस्तो अङ्‍क नआउन सक्छ। तर एउटा नराम्रो नतिजाले म निराश भएर आफ्नो लक्ष्य छोड्ने छैन। आफ्नो गल्तीबाट सिकेर फेरि अझ धेरै मेहनत गर्ने छु। म आफूलाई अरूसँग तुलना गर्नुभन्दा हिजोभन्दा आज राम्रो बन्‍ने प्रयास गर्ने छु ।यदि मैले अन्ततः ४ जि पि ए ल्याएँ भने म सबैभन्दा पहिले आफ्ना आमाबुबा र शिक्षकहरूलाई धन्यवाद दिने छु। उहाँहरूको माया, सहयोग, हौसला र मार्गदर्शन मेरो सफलताको महत्त्‍वपूर्ण कारण हुने छ। त्यसपछि आफूले गरेको मिहिनेत सम्झेर आफूमा पनि गर्व महसुस हुने छ। त्यो सफलताले मलाई भविष्यमा अझ ठूला सपना देख्‍न र ती सपना पूरा गर्न प्रेरणा दिने छ।अन्त्यमा, ४ जि पि ए मेरो लागि केवल एउटा अङ्‍क होइन। यो मेरो निरन्तर मेहनत, अनुशासन, परिवारको साथ र शिक्षकहरूको मार्गदर्शनको परिणाम हुने छ। त्यसैले भविष्यमा “यदि मैले ४ जि पि ए ल्याएँ भनेँ” भनेर मात्र सोचेर बस्‍ने होइन, त्यसका लागि आजैदेखि मिहिनेत गर्नुपर्छ। म आफ्नो लक्ष्यलाई मनमा राखेर इमानदारीपूर्वक पढ्ने छु र सकेसम्म राम्रो प्रयास गर्ने छु। मलाई विश्वास छ, निरन्तर मेहनत र सही मार्गदर्शन पाएमा मेरो ४ जि पि ए ल्याउने सपना अवश्य पूरा हुने छ।

अनुशासन

Prinsha Kattel

अनुशासन अनुशासन राम्रो बानी हो। अनुशासनले मानिसलाई असल, मेहनती र सफल बनाउँछ। विद्यार्थी जीवनमा अनुशासनको धेरै आवश्यकता हुन्छ। हामीले बिहान चाँडै उठ्नुपर्छ र समयमै विद्यालय जानुपर्छ। शिक्षक र अभिभावकको कुरा मान्नुपर्छ। विद्यालय सफा भएर जानुपर्छ र सबैसँग राम्रो व्यवहार गर्नुपर्छ। हामीले पङ्क्तिमा बस्नुपर्छ र विद्यालयका नियमहरू पालना गर्नुपर्छ। अनुशासित विद्यार्थी सबैलाई मन पर्छ। अनुशासनले हाम्रो जीवन उज्यालो, सुखी र सफल बनाउँछ। त्यसैले हामी सबैले सधैँ अनुशासन पालना गर्नुपर्छ।

My Country, Nepal

Joyana Thapa

My Country, NepalNepal is one of the most beautiful countries in East South Asia, situated between China and India. The capital city of our country is Kathmandu. Millions of people live in Nepal. They also speak many languages, but Nepali is considered the national language. Mount Everest, the highest mountain in the world, is located in Nepal.Thousands of visitors arrive in Nepal every year to see the mountains and to get a feel for the natural environment. Besides that, many rivers, hills, forests, and wild animals and birds are found in Nepal. Nepal does not have a rectangular flag.It is the only country whose flag consists of two triangles. Besides the flag, Nepal is very famous for its culture and traditional festivals. The two biggest festivals are Dashain and Tihar. The people of Nepal are very nice, welcoming, and helpful to others.Many people in Nepal work in the fields, growing crops like rice, corn, and wheat. In a way, Nepal is a quiet, very beautiful, and very peaceful country. If I had to describe the essence of Nepal, it would be that the land of Nepal is beautiful and the people have kind hearts. Although Nepal is a small country, it is very special and full of wonders.

Hiking to Fung Fung Waterfall

Sambridhi Gelal

Hiking to Fung Fung WaterfallOn Jestha 09, 2083 (Saturday), the students from Deerwalk Sifal School of Grade 10, Class of 2029, along with three teachers, went on a hiking trip to Fungfung Waterfall in Nuwakot. The hike was organized to help students enjoy nature, spend quality time together, and gain new experiences outside the classroom.All students were instructed to arrive at school by 7:30 a.m. We were informed that the school buses would leave exactly at 7:45 a.m., but the buses finally departed at around 7:55 a.m. Two buses carrying 63 students and 3 teachers headed towards Chhaure, the starting point of our hike. The bus journey was one of the most enjoyable parts of the day. Everyone was excited and full of energy. Students spent the journey singing songs, dancing, talking with friends, and enjoying the ride. Although some parts of the road were muddy and rough, the excitement of the trip made us forget about the discomfort. After nearly one and half hours of travel, we reached Chhaure at around 9:30 a.m.The weather was cloudy and pleasant, which made the hike even more fascinating. After gathering together, we started our hike downhill through the green hills of Nuwakot. The scenery looked completely different from Kathmandu. It almost felt like we had travelled to another world. Everywhere we looked, there was greenery, fresh air, and beautiful landscapes. Many students stopped to take photographs and admire the natural beauty around us.Along the trail, we saw several small waterfalls flowing down the hills. We also observed many kinds of wild plants and trees. As we continued walking, our group gradually became scattered because some students walked faster than others. We had to stop at different places and wait for our friends so that we could continue the journey together. During these breaks, we rested for a while and enjoyed the peaceful environment.After some time, we reached Fungfung Village. This was one of the most interesting parts of the hike because we got a chance to observe village life closely. We saw traditional mud houses, green fields, and local villagers working in their farms. Some villagers were carrying large bundles of grass in doko, showing us how hardworking people in the village are. It was a different lifestyle from what most of us are used to seeing in the city.At around 10:30 a.m., we finally saw the signboard pointing towards Fungfung Waterfall. Near the signboard was a small restaurant where we stopped for a short break. Students filled their water bottles, bought cold drinks, and rested for a few minutes before continuing. From there, we had to go down a long staircase to reach the waterfall. While going down the stairs was easy, many of us were already thinking about how difficult it would be to climb back up later. After around ten minutes of descending, we finally reached Fungfung Waterfall at approximately 10:45 a.m. The waterfall looked beautiful as it flowed down the rocky cliffs surrounded by greenery. There were already some visitors swimming and enjoying the cool water. We also noticed two young village boys happily playing in the water, which was quite entertaining to watch. Students spent time taking photographs, exploring the area, and enjoying the refreshing atmosphere of the waterfall.At around 11:00 a.m., we had our lunch while enjoying the wonderful view of the waterfall. After eating, all the students and teachers gathered together for a group photograph. The group photo became one of the most memorable moments of the entire trip as it captured everyone together as the Class of 2029.Soon after, we started our return journey. The part that many of us had been worried about finally arrived; the climb back up the stairs. Going down had taken only about ten minutes, but climbing back up felt much harder. Many students were exhausted and their legs were shaking from the effort. It took us much longer to reach the top than it had taken us to go down. After reaching the restaurant again, we rested and cooled ourselves with cold drinks. Some students were feeling tired because of the strong heat and long walk. We stayed there for nearly an hour before preparing to continue towards our buses.For the return route, our teachers spoke with the restaurant owner and followed the local suggestion of taking a shorter path through the village. Although some sections of the trail felt a little scary, the route was much more beautiful than the one we had used earlier. On one side flowed a clean and beautiful river, while on the other side were village houses, green fields, and farms. The scenery was truly amazing and many students said this became their favourite part of the hike.By this time, the sun had become quite strong. To protect ourselves from the heat, many of us opened our umbrellas while walking. After around forty minutes on the village trail, we rejoined the road near the point where our hike had started. We rested there for some time and then continued walking. Along the way, we stopped at a small shop where students bought snacks and energy-boosting foods, refilled their bottles, and took a short break before moving ahead.Finally, at around 2:00 p.m., we reached our buses and began our journey back to school. Even after the long hike, many students were still energetic. Singing, dancing, and laughter once again filled the buses as we shared our experiences from the day. At approximately 3:20 p.m., we arrived back at school safely, bringing our memorable hiking trip to an end.Overall, the hike to Fungfung Waterfall was a wonderful and memorable experience for all of us. It allowed us to enjoy the beauty of nature, observe village life, strengthen our friendship, and create unforgettable memories with our classmates and teachers. Although the hike was physically challenging at times, especially the climb back from the waterfall, the beautiful scenery and enjoyable moments made it completely worthwhile. This hiking trip will always remain one of the most memorable experiences of our school life as the Class of 2029.