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Alumni
Where our old students are now
Doctors, engineers, teachers and nurses — and a good number of them back in the valley they grew up in.
The alumni network
Our alumni in numbers
Alumni
Old Langtangers
Twenty-three years of leavers. Here is where a few of them are now.
Class of 2019
Prerana Shrestha
Civil engineer
Road projects, Karnali
What I use most from that school is running a house meeting at seventeen with forty people who did not agree with me.
Class of 2016
Suyog Pandey
Wildlife biologist
Chitwan
Three years of Saturday hill running and beekeeping. I did not know it was fieldwork training at the time.
Class of 2014
Ishani Rana
Architect
Kathmandu
The printmaking room is where I learnt to draw. I still carry a lino cutter in my bag.
Class of 2012
Tenzing Norbu Lama
Mountain guide and trainer
Solukhumbu
My housemaster wrote to my parents every fortnight. I write to my trainees’ families the same way.
Old students remember
What the school gave them
Our maths teacher set one extra problem every day, Fridays included. I teach engineering now, and my students get the same treatment.
I was shy until Grade 8, when they put me on the debate team anyway. That one decision changed everything that came after.
The library was small, but the librarian always kept the new Madhupark aside for me. I became a journalist because of that shelf.
Inter-house football on a dusty ground, cheering until we lost our voices. I have been to big stadiums since, and none felt like that.
When my father was ill, the school let us pay the fees late and never said a word about it in front of anyone. I have not forgotten.
I came back to teach here. Some of my old teachers are now my colleagues, and they still correct my handwriting.