Digital school targeted at children ‘first step’

Kathmandu, May 4. KATHMANDU: The ‘Pahila Paila’ app, a digital school with world-class curriculum, has been launched with an objective of making Nepali children accustomed to the original Nepali language in an easy and modern manner.

Senior educationist Sushil Bhakta Mathema, singer Lochan Bhattarai, senior poet and lyricist Ananda Adhikari and actress and brand ambassador Keki Adhikari jointly launched the app.

The first step app ‘Digital School’ has been developed with the objective of promoting Nepali language across the globe, said the organizing organization Pahila Paila Education. Madhu Neupane, First Step Manager of the first step, said that through digital school, children will be able to learn their language and culture as per their chosen curriculum.

The app has been launched to teach science, mathematics and social subjects along with culture, culture and sports in Nepali language according to the modern learning method. Founder Neupane said that the app was developed as it would be possible only through digital medium to reach the digital school across the globe.

“The digital school will help children learn Nepali language, culture, and art by sharpening their creative thinking,” Neupane said.

On the occasion, senior educationist Mathema said that attire, culture, art and tradition were not only the subjects of speaking, dressing and celebrating but the main basis for the identity and existence of any nation or community.

Senior singer Lochan Bhattarai expressed her confidence that it would be a milestone to start learning Nepali language and culture from children.

The organizers believe that this digital school will be effective in connecting children born and raised in foreign land with Nepali language and culture. Speaking at the program, actress Keki Adhikari said that the app will play an important role in promoting and promoting the Nepali language.

At a time when many Nepalis living abroad and their children are losing their original culture, this campaign will help them connect with Nepali art, culture and unique identity.