The Winners of the PP Prasai Excellence in Teacher Awards represent a diverse group of educators who have shown exemplary dedication to their craft and to the betterment of their students. Through innovative teaching methodologies, tireless commitment to student success, and a passion for lifelong learning, these teachers have left an indelible mark on their classrooms and communities. Whether through fostering creativity, promoting critical thinking skills, or providing mentorship beyond the curriculum, each award recipient has demonstrated the transformative power of education in shaping the lives of their students.
These teachers serve as inspirations not only to their colleagues but also to future generations of educators. Their unwavering dedication to their profession and their students serves as a beacon of excellence, encouraging others to strive for greatness in their own teaching endeavors. The PP Prasai Excellence in Teacher Awards not only celebrates the achievements of these outstanding educators but also highlights the importance of recognizing and honoring the vital role that teachers play in shaping the future of society.
Durga Prasad Pandeya, National Winner, “PP Prasai Excellence in Education Award” for teachers, 2017 is a secondary-level English Language teacher at Padmodaya Public Model Secondary School, Ghorahi, Dang. His academic qualification is an M.Ed. in ELT and M.Sc and has been in the teaching field for more than 19 years. His field of interest is project-based teaching & learning; embedding an international dimension in the curriculum. He is the English stream coordinator & ISA coordinator of his school. Durga Prasad Pandey was also able to qualify his school for the International School Award (2015-2018) from Connecting Classroom and British Council. Moreover, he is also working as a British Council School Ambassador voluntarily to support schools & teachers develop projects and embed core skills in the ongoing projects based on the national curriculum. Durga Prasad Pandey also acts as a role model for many.
Chandi Prasad Pandey, Awardee Province 5, “PP Prasai Excellence in Education Award” for teachers, 2017 is a teacher and coordinator. He is a master’s degree holder in Education (English) and Bachelor’s degree holder in Education and Arts (English and Education). Chandi Prasad Pandey is a Secondary Coordinator and an English Teacher at Shankar Nagar Durgadutt Secondary School, Rupandehi. He is not only a teacher but also a Lifelong Member of Nepal Red Cross Society, Rupandehi.
Januka Nepal, Awardee-Province 3, “PP Prasai Excellence in Education Award” for teachers, 2017, is a Nepali subject teacher and a principal. She has been teaching for more than 27 years and is very passionate about doing so. Januka Nepal is a master’s degree holder in English and is also doing her P.H.D. She believes that making a change in our world and that being nice means more than scoring good marks. Januka Nepal involves students in various projects and also uses different methods of teaching.
Hem Kumar Khadka, Awardee-Province 1, “PP Prasai Excellence in Education Award” for teachers, 2017 is a principal of Adarsha Secondary School, Jhapa. Hem Kumar Khadka who was born in Dhulabari, Jhapa has been teaching for more than 33 years. He teaches Nepali subjects in his school. Due to his problem-solving skills, and innovative projects. Hem Kumar Khadka believes that the job of a teacher is to guide the students and make the learning process fun.
Chandra Bhandari Neupane, Awardee-Province 7, “PP Prasai Excellence in Education Award” for teachers, 2017 is a primary school teacher. He holds a Bachelor’s degree in Education and is currently teaching in Shree Nepal Rastriya Adharbhut Vidyalaya. Chandra Bhandari Neupane empowers women`s education and provides education to the Dalit community.Due to his determination and interest in teaching, he has won the PP Prasai Award
Birendra K. Singh, Awardee-Province 2, “PP Prasai Excellence in Education Award” for teachers, 2017 is a teacher. He holds a Master’s degree in Education from Tribhuvan University. He currently teaches English, HPE and Child Developed Education at Shree Janta Secondary. Birendra K. Singh understands his students and provides separate classes for struggling students. For better understanding, he uses visuals like flashcards and presentations.