History & Establishment

History & Establishment – National PABSAN
Our Journey

Key milestones in the history of National Private & Boarding Schools' Association Nepal

2054 B.S. (1997 A.D.)

Establishment of National PABSAN

National Private & Boarding Schools' Association Nepal was founded with the vision of uniting private and boarding schools across the nation to promote quality education and protect investors' rights.

2064 B.S. (2007 A.D.)

Constitution Amendment & Expansion

The constitution was amended to strengthen the organizational structure and expand membership across all districts of Nepal.

2071 B.S. (2014 A.D.)

Federal Restructuring Adaptation

Adapted to Nepal's new federal structure, reorganizing committees at province, district, and municipality levels to better serve member schools.

2079 B.S. (2022 A.D.)

Revised Organizational Structure

Implemented a revised committee structure with increased representation, including women's participation and expanded central committee to 57 members.

2081 B.S. (2025 A.D.)

8th National General Convention

Held in Kathmandu on Falgun 16-17, 2081 B.S., the 8th National General Convention approved comprehensive amendments to the constitution, further strengthening the organization.

Establishment

The association was established in 2054 B.S. (1997 A.D.) with the belief that private sector investment is essential for national development.

  • Founded: 2054 B.S.
  • Headquarters: Kathmandu, Nepal
  • Domain: .org.np
  • Constitution: 2054 (Amended 2081)

Constitutional Framework

The organization operates under the Constitution of National Private & Boarding Schools' Association Nepal, 2054 B.S., with amendments approved by the National General Convention.

  • Latest Amendment: 2081 B.S.
  • 57-member Central Committee
  • Province, District & Municipality Committees
  • Democratic election process

The Foundation of National PABSAN

राष्ट्रिय निजी तथा आवासीय विद्यालय एसोसिएसन नेपाल was established with a clear vision: to unite private and boarding schools across Nepal for the collective advancement of quality education.

To protect and promote private schools, ensure stability, safeguard investors' rights, and guarantee the transfer of ownership rights. Additionally, to place children at the forefront and provide quality education for the holistic development of investors, principals, teachers, staff, students, and parents.

The preamble of the constitution recognizes the essential role of private sector investment in education and the importance of mutual cooperation among private schools to foster educational development at the national level.

— From the Preamble of the Constitution, 2054 (Amended 2081)

Key Milestones

Significant achievements and developments in the organization's history

1
National General Convention
First convention establishing the association's framework
8
Conventions Held
Most recent held in 2081 B.S. with constitutional amendments
57
Central Committee Members
Expanded structure with diverse representation
7
Province Committees
Active presence across all provinces of Nepal
77
Districts Covered
Nationwide network of member schools
2025
Latest Amendment Year
2081 B.S. (2025 A.D.) constitutional updates