EDUCATION
In schools supported by CHANCE for NEPAL, children taking their School Leaving Certificate have a 95%+ pass rate. Only 51% of children here complete primary level schooling. The national literacy level is 45%.
Education is a major project for CHANCE for NEPAL because the standard of teaching in many village schools is poor with only 10% or fewer attaining their School Leaving Certificate. In schools supported by CHANCE for NEPAL in Kathmandu, children taking their SLC have a 95% or higher pass rate.
While 80% of children (86% boys and 74.6% girls) are admitted to school, only 51% complete primary level and the national literacy level stands at 45%. Out of the total population of 25,371,000, 41% are children below 16 years of age.
Education News
SHREE CHOKUNEY SCHOOL – KUMALA, Surkhet
SHREE CHOKUNEY SCHOOL – KUMALA, Surkhet We are delighted to introduce our 8th school which has been made possible by a generous donation of £6,000
NIMA ACADEMY in Ramechhap
We are delighted to support Bimala Ghising, a truly remarkable young lady with a clear vision and her team at Nima Academy which lies 3140metres
New School Building
Our 4th School building is in Hansigaun, Surkhet. The official handover in the presence of the school committee and teachers with the school set to
NEW SCHOOL BUILDING – Grassroot Movement in Nepal (GMIN)
We are delighted to have our third school built by Grassroot Movement in Nepal (GMIN). Rosy and Peter Gent from London came across our website
Pegasus
CHANCE for NEPAL’s main education projects take place in four schools: TRIPLE GEM SCHOOL – PEGASUS ENGLISH SCHOOL – SHANGRI-LA SCHOOL all which are in
Tiffin Programme
As well as funding schooling directly, CHANCE for NEPAL’s other EDUCATION projects include providing milk for pupils in the lower school at Triple Gem School
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