Capturing moments and telling stories that matter.
Founded in 2016, the Photo & Journalism Club teaches students to observe, question, and tell stories — using a camera and a notebook as their instruments. Members document nearly every major event at Triyog, publishing their photographs and writing across the school's website, social channels, and outside press.
It's built to treat photography and journalism as more than a hobby — with real standards for getting both the image and the story right, in content and in tone.
A live Zoom session with the travel photographer on "being a photographer," aired on the school's Facebook page.
The first Nepali woman to summit all Seven Summits spoke on chasing a passion without losing sight of academics.
A virtual contest across Dashain and Tihar, themed by grade: "Worship," "Light," and "Celebrating the Festival in New Normal Life."
Our journalists spoke with the Korean pianist and music teacher about her research into South Asian music.
Participants were shown a photograph and asked to write the story behind it — reading meaning into a single frame.
Grades 8 and 9 wrote original poems around a set theme, turning emotion into verse.
Grades 4 to 10 dressed to a themed brief for their category, turning the school into a runway.
The 2026 office bearers, executive board, and teacher moderators of the Photo & Journalism Club.