He established the first Nepali language school. He also brought out many books for students in 1901 A.D. He wrote different books, on various subjects. Some of them are Aksharank Shiksha, Balbodh, Gyanmala, Bhugol Bidhya, Padartha, Tatwavivek, Sresta Bodh, Shiksha Darpan, Prakriti Vyakaran, etc. He wanted to open a school for the orphans in Nepal but was not allowed by the Ranas. He wrote different books. These books helped the people to achieve minimum qualification to get government jobs in the post of officers and clerks. He is also known as the Father of Education in Nepal. He has made great contribution to the development and expansion of Education. He opened one such school in Myanmar called the "Jaya Prithivi Institude". He was nominated as the Ambassador for Nepal at Calcutta in 1902-1905 A.D. He also published the history of Japan in 1907 and visited England as the Chief Editor of Gorkhapatra in 1908. He was also honored by Emperor Edward VII with the title of honorary Colonelship. The first Humanistic Club was established by Jai Prithvi in 1928. His publications include Humanism, Volume I-II. These are the contribution made by Jai Prithvi Bahadur Singh in field of education
