Education Nepal Project #13972

The Girls Education Project in Rural Nepal

by Nepal Village Foundation, UK

Project Report | Apr 8, 2020
COVID-19 Pandemic, April 2020

By Krit Sharma | Project Leader

The Corona virus pandemic has made everyone's life very difficult and, the poorest ones are in the worst situation. To help and support the poorest in this difficult situation, we have created a disaster relief project.

The families of the girls who are currently being supported through the girls education project will be given a priority to benefit from the project. The link of the project is- https://www.globalgiving.org/projects/food-for-the-starving-ones-in-nepal/

Through the project, we will provide a month's grocery that includes rice, dal, peas, rice flakes, salt, soap bar, cooking oil and some cash for fresh vegetables.

Please help the poorest ones by donating to the project whatever you can afford.

STOP THE SPREAD OF THE CORONA VIRUS, STAY HOME, WASH HANDS REGULARLY AND BE SAFE AND, HELP EACH OTHERS IN WHATEVER WAYS IT IS POSSIBLE.

Best wishes from Nepal

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Mar 21, 2020
We are safe and hope you are too

By Krit Sharma | Project Leader

Jan 13, 2020
Project update Jan 2020

By Krit Sharma | Project Leader

HSN staff deliver note books at pupils home

Namaste from the cold and windy land of Nepal. All the ninety-seven girls are busy preparing for the coming exams. The girls in class eight and ten are working harder because they have to take the district and national levels of exam in the coming month. There are eight girls in class eight and thirteen girls are in class ten. The girls in class ten have to take a pre-test before appearing in the final national exam which called Secondary Education Examination (SEE).

HSN staff are pretty busy to support the girls in every way that is possible to ensure the girls have the right support in preparation for the exam. The girls are receiving addition tuition classes by private teachers as well as taking additional coaching classes provided by the schools. SEE exam is the most important exam because it determines which way the educational career of the participants goes. So the thirteen girls who will be taking the exams soon are pretty nervous too.

Despite the importance of the exam, the school attendance of the girls in class ten and nine is not good. It is because they are teenagers and have to work with their parents in the field as the last two months has been a busy month for the farmers. Livelihoods of the people in the villages depend on agriculture and regardless of anything else they all works in the field during the months. The sad part is that the ministry of education yet failed to recognise the importance and decides to schedule the exam in those months. School attendance of the remaining girls in the lowers class is fairly satisfactory.

During the next couple of months, all the staff will remain busy in supporting the girls in preparing the exams along with getting more girls in higher secondary education. We have the support from a very generous donor who has a strong belief in the power of education to change lives and has committed to sponsoring five girls to get through higher secondary education. The next report will cover how the girls did in their exams and what will be their future plans.

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