Every year, schools across Nepal celebrate Bhanu Jayanti with great enthusiasm. This special day commemorates the birth anniversary of the revered poet, Bhanubhakta Acharya, often hailed as the "Adikavi" or "The First Poet" of Nepal. His contributions to Nepali literature, especially his translation of the Ramayana into Nepali, have left an indelible mark on the cultural and literary landscape of the country.

This year, our school took the celebration to new heights by organizing a poem competition among the students. The event was a delightful blend of cultural reverence and youthful creativity, as students from different grades came forward to showcase their poetic prowess.

Participants in the poem competition were given the freedom to recite their original poems or works inspired by Bhanubhakta Acharya's legacy. The diversity of themes was impressive, ranging from nature and patriotism to personal reflections and societal issues. Each poem reflected the unique perspective of its young author, highlighting the depth of thought and creativity that our students possess.

The panel of judges, comprising esteemed teachers and literary enthusiasts, had the challenging task of selecting winners. While every participant was deserving of praise, the judges ultimately awarded prizes to those who exhibited exceptional creativity, emotional depth, and mastery of poetic techniques.

The Bhanu Jayanti poem competition was not just a celebration of Bhanubhakta Acharya's legacy, but also a testament to the budding literary talents within our school. It was a day filled with inspiration, creativity, and cultural pride. As we continue to nurture and encourage our students' love for literature, we look forward to many more such enriching events in the future.