Lalitpur, May 18, 2025: Ullens School, in collaboration with the Ullens Education Foundation and Sikai Foundation, inaugurated the First National Reading Conference yesterday at its Khumaltar campus. The event is a cornerstone of the school's 20th-anniversary celebrations, marking two decades of excellence in education.
This landmark conference has been organized to foster a culture of reading and emphasize its transformative power in education. The two-day event is supported by an impressive lineup of partners, including Kathmandu University School of Education as the knowledge partner, along with the Principal Association of Nepal (PAN), the Private and Boarding School Organization Nepal (PABSON), UNESCO Kathmandu, and Sikai Samuha.
The inaugural session witnessed the participation of educators, researchers, and policymakers from across the nation, reflecting a shared commitment to reviving and promoting reading culture among students and educators alike. The theme of the conference, "Read. Reflect. Awaken," underscores the importance of reading as a tool for intellectual and personal growth.
The event aims to provide a platform for dialogue, knowledge-sharing, and collaboration, with sessions focusing on innovative approaches to integrate reading into educational frameworks. Experts and participants will explore diverse topics, including the challenges and opportunities of fostering a reading culture in Nepal's evolving education system.
As part of the celebration, Ullens School is also highlighting its 20-year journey of empowering students through progressive and holistic education. The conference not only marks a milestone in the school's history but also reaffirms its commitment to nurturing critical thinking and lifelong learning in the community.
The conference continues today with additional sessions and workshops designed to inspire educators and stakeholders to embrace the power of reading for a brighter future.
