A School Health Camp was successfully conducted at Bhimeshwor Secondary School with the objective of promoting students’ health awareness and basic medical knowledge. The program officially began on 6 January 2026 (22nd Poush 2082) with an orientation on first aid medicine usage, where students were taught how to use medicines available in a First Aid Box. Along with this session, First Aid Boxes were distributed, marking the formal launch of the school health camp.

As part of the camp, general health check-ups focusing on Ear, Nose, and Throat (ENT) examinations were carried out. In addition, a dental checkup was conducted, which included evaluation of normal teeth, abnormal or special dental conditions, and dental plaque.

A total of 141 students participated in the health camp, among which 84 were female and 57 were male. The assessment revealed that, compared to male students, female students were more affected by dental problems, particularly tooth decay and requiring dental filling. This highlighted the need for improved oral hygiene awareness among students.

Furthermore, unclean ears were identified among some students. To address this , students were educated on the proper use of medicines for ear hygiene, and necessary medicines were distributed accordingly. This practical guidance contributed significantly to improving students’ understanding of personal health care.

We would like to extend our special gratitude to Bhimeshwor Secondary School for the warm welcome and active support that made this School Health Camp a success. We also sincerely thank the School Management Committee, Doramba Sailung Rural Municipality Ward No. 7, the entire school family, and all staff members for their valuable cooperation and contribution.

Such health-focused initiatives play a vital role in enhancing students’ physical well-being and fostering long-term health awareness within the school community.