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Dear all,plz find below the quarterly activities progress report of the SEBS Ex-Com 2005/2006 for (September 11-December 11,2005)

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Three months of the SEBS Ex-Com 2005/2006
December 11, 2005.

Assumed Office on September 11, 2005 after the SEBS AGM Held on September 10, 2005
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Programs Organized:

1. SEBS sponsors SAARC Cyclists' Tour:

October 17, 2005, Kathmandu.
SEBS organized a farewell programme for cyclist Samir Shrestha at the premises of Nepal Children's' Organization (NCO), i.e. Nepal Balmandir, Naxal today. Children at Balmandir and Panchakanyas bid farewell to Shrestha, who is starting his journey to Bangladesh and Bhutan from Hetauda, tomorrow. His trip to Bangladesh and Bhutan is sponsored by SEBS. On the occasion Tika and Prasad were offered to the cyclist by the senior staffs of Balmandir and flowers garlanded by the Presidents of SEBS & SEBS-NA.

Upon the invitation of SEBS, the function and the program was well covered by the leading media houses of Nepal. i.e. TV as well as print medias of Kathmandu, namely, Kantipur Television and Image Channel Television as well as Reporters from Nepal Samacharpatra, The Himalayan Times and Annapurna Post were present on the occasion to cover our event. The news was aired on both the television channels on the same evening and the following day. Whereas, news about the event was published in all the three leading dailies, the following day. (Scanned copies of the news clippings posted earlier)

The program was well attended by SEBSers in Kathmandu, including Executive Committee members of SEBS and SEBS-NSP besides all the children and staffs of Nepal Balmandir.

SEBS extends its heartiest appreciation to all the children and staffs of Nepal Balmandir for their overwhelming participation. Special thanks to Suraj Dahal (203B), Executive Director of Nepal Balmandir for providing us with the venue and above all for the excellent arrangements made in such a short notice and thus making the program a grand success. Thanks to Julies Bakery, Kupondole for sponsoring the refreshments. Again special thanks to all the SEBSers present on the occasion.

SEBS Ex-Com
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2. SEBS Brings "Jazz for School Students":

November 10, 2005, Budhanilkantha School, Kathmandu.
SEBS in association with Upstairs Ideas, organized "Jazz for School Students" here at the School Assembly Hall. The show was part of the ongoing Fourth International Kathmandu Jazz Festival (December 4th-12th) 2005.

The "Free School show" organized and sponsored by SEBS was well attended by the enthusiastic and music-loving students of around 15 high schools and college of Kathmandu Valley, besides the A1 and A2 students of Budhanilkantha School, upon the cordial invitation from SEBS. The assembly hall was packed with the students.

SEBS is sponsoring and organizing this show for the second consecutive time, the major aim of which is to promote networking amongst the schools as well as to promote SEBS and its school-based activities; and in return seek support and cooperation from the invited schools for its future programs like inter-school painting and dance competitions.

The program would not have been possible without the kindest support and cooperation from Budhanilkantha School; which provided us with the venue and other necessary logistical supports besides two school buses to facilitate the transportation of the performing Band members and the students of other schools. This year, SEBS had provided a free pick and drop service from Kantipath, to the students of those schools which did not own a transport. from Kantipath.

SEBS extends its heartiest appreciation and gratitude to the School Management, students, teachers and all the staffs of BNKS for their overwhelming support for the show. Special thanks to Principal, Mr. N. P. Sharma, for all the support and cooperation extended to us throughout the event. Thanks to Vice Principal Mr. C.N. Pandey for all his support on the day of the event. Thanks to everyone who helped SEBS to make this event a success.

The program was well highlighted and covered by its official medias i.e. Nepali Times, The Himalayan Times and Image Channel Television. The show was well covered by the Image Television and its proceedings were later aired in its popular weekly program "Music of your Choice" which also included a brief interview (of one minute duration) with the SEBS President.

SEBS extends its special gratitude to Rakesh Vaidya (936A), Managing Director of CyberTheque, New Road, for supporting the event by sponsoring the refreshments. Thanks to all the SEBSers present to witness the show and to the Ex-Com members for all their hardwork.

SEBS Ex-Com
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Upcoming SEBS Program for 2005

SEBS Free Health Camp at Harisiddhi, Lalitpur:

Poush 9, 2062. (December 24, 2005) –

(Details will be posted soon)

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SEBS Ex-Com Meetings Held:

September 13, 2005
September 17, 2005
October 22, 2005
December 3, 2005
Meeting with SEBS-NA President.-October10, 2005

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NEWS:
1. SEBS-Dolpa Constituted and Registered as a District Chapter of SEBS.

As per the provision of articles 1.4.1 and 1.4.2 of the SEBS Constitution, Permission has been granted on December 9, 2005, for the formation of the first SEBS District Chapter, SEBS-Dolpa to be stationed at Dunai, Dolpa.

An 11-member Executive Committee of SEBS-Dolpa has been formed, headed by Deblal Budhathoki (609A) and office stationed at Dunai, Dolpa.

Earlier a gathering of the SEBSers in Dolpa, had through their meeting, decided to constitute SEBS-Dolpa and thus request SEBS for its permission and formal registration with the SEBS Headquarter, Kathmandu.

All the chapters of SEBS constituted under article 1.4.1/1.4.2, are required to adhere to and fully follow the SEBS Constitution.

More details will be posted soon.
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SMC Updates:

(Three SEBSers in the SMC: Birendra B.Basnet (245A)-SEBS Rep., Sanjeev Shah (259A)-FOBS Chairperson and Rep. and Keshar Khulal (804A)-BNKS Teachers Rep. to the SMC)

1. "Teaching & Administrative Staff Rules & Regulations - 2062" for BNKS, under discussion
at SMC and BOT.

2. "Financial Rules & Regulations- 2062" for BNKS prepared and proposed by Birendra B. Basnet (SEBS Rep.), under discussion in the SMC and BOT.

3. "Establishment of a Regional Budhanilkantha School at Bharatpur" -under discussion at SMC and BOT.

4. The recent SMC & BOT meeting held on November 18, 2005 has decided to ask Mr. Binod Devkota, under-secretary (Accounts) at the MOES to investigate over the matters recently published in a local paper called "Jana Astha." The matter was about the purchase of furniture for junior classes.
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SEBS Representation /Nominations for 2005/2006:

1. School Management Committee (SMC) Representative: Birendra B. Basnet (245A)

2. SEBS-BNKS Liaison Officer: Mrs. Hira Gurung, Vice Principal, BNKS.

3. Vice President Nominated:
Dr. Binod Jha (522B) was unanimously nominated as the Vice President of SEBS Ex-Com 05/06 by its first meeting. The post was uncontested in the AGM and was thus vacant, to be filled up later by the Ex-Com.

4. Office Secretary's re- appointed for one Year: Chitra Gurung (914B) has been appointed as the Office Secretary of SEBS for 2005-2006.

5. Two co-opted members nominated into the Ex-com:
a. Suddeep Bdr. Singh (400A)
b. Indu Adhikari (500B)

6. SEBS Representative to FOBS and NSP.

a. SEBS Rep. to FOBS: Vice President, Dr. Binod Jha (522B)
b. SEBS Rep. to NSP: Ex-C