Schools in dang

Located in the serene expanse of Dang district, Shree Secondary School, Pratapkot, stands as a hub of education amidst its remote setting. Despite being a bit distant from Tulsipur, this school holds a special place for learning. The surrounding natural beauty and the supportive community make it a unique educational haven. Students, showing remarkable dedication, come from villages like Ambaas, Naaula, and Garinaula, making lengthy journeys of up to two hours to attend classes. This determination reflects their profound commitment to education, shaping the school's identity as a place where dedication and perseverance thrive. With a fluctuating student population ranging from 160 to 200, Shree Secondary School, Pratapkot, fosters a predominantly female student body, outnumbering male students. The dedicated staff of 11-15 teachers, subject to recruitment changes, works tirelessly to provide education in this diverse and challenging environment.

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Established in 1974 A.D., Shree Secondary School Doghare is a government institution situated in Doghare, within Tulsipur Sub Metropolitan City, Dang. The school currently accommodates approximately 400 students ranging from Nursery to grade ten, predominantly hailing from lower economic and marginalized backgrounds. Many students in attendance balance their studies with labor, engaging in household work or employment at construction sites, stone mining sites, workshops, or furniture-making during holidays to support their education and families. Nearly half of the students belong to the Dalit community, with the remainder coming from Janajati, Brahmin, and Kshetri castes. Most commute from nearby villages, walking distances spanning 20 minutes to an hour. Despite its close proximity to the Buspark of a developed Sub Metropolitan City in Nepal, the school suffers from dilapidated infrastructure and lacks basic amenities such as toilets for male students. Building trust with pare…

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Kalakhola is a small village in the Dang district of Nepal that comprises of Chhetri, Brahmin, Janajati and Dalit families. The community believes in its customs and traditions as a part of their happiness and joy so, every year they organize a special fair in the vicinity during Maha Shivaratri. Currently, due to the lack of exemplary personas in the community, there is a practice of child marriage as well. The members of the community understand the importance of education for their children and are also motivated to send them to attain quality education in schools nearby like Shree Secondary School. Shree Secondary School was founded in 2041 BS to create role models for the upcoming generation for the progress and prosperity of the entire community. As the members of the community are aware of the importance of education, the enrollment of students increases every year with 766 students studying in the school in this year 2076 BS. The school has well-equipped science and comput…

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Lying in the lap of Chhillikot hill and Sakram river, Secondary School, Bhitrisakram, was established in 2011. The school located on the way to Chillokot road lies about 4 KM far away from the main highway. Currently, the school serves about 260 students only. A mixed community of Chhetri, Janjati, and Dalit families welcomes you with their heart, but when it comes to sending students to school, the community is not convinced about sending their students to school. The majority of the population seems hesitant about sending kids to school as most of the adults in the family themselves are not aware of the importance of education. Because of this reason, students do not take studies seriously due to lack of exposure. Although so close to a major highway, the community is barred from getting as simple as a network connection in their mobile phones easily. The physical condition of the school is in good condition to some extent but mostly lacks an equipped library and science labs. …

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Nestled in the serene town of Kutechaur -19, Tulsipur Sub-metropolitan, lies the illustrious Shree Nawajagaran Secondary School. Situated just 6 kilometers away from Bijauri, the school conveniently serves as the midpoint between Tulsipur and Gorahi. With a rich history dating back to its establishment in 2039 B.S. as a primary school, it has since grown to include a secondary level education program starting in 2069. Dedicated to the noble cause of providing foundational education to the local community, the school also strives to create employment opportunities for its inhabitants. Its overarching vision is to offer a high standard of education, achieved through the continual expansion of services and improvement of infrastructure. The community surrounding the school is a harmonious blend of diverse religions and castes. Most residents rely on agriculture for their livelihood, while many seek employment opportunities overseas, leaving their children in the care of grandparent…

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Shree Saraswati Secondary School placed in Damargaun, Dang, was established in the year 2033 B.S. A huge plateau in the forest is called Damar in the local language, and old tales by the locals suggest that the village got its name Damargaun from there. A total of about 405 students are currently enrolled in the school in the academic year 77-78 B.S. Damargaun is across the Patukhola in the northern side form Tulsipur Bazar and the school is about 3.5 KM north of Tulsipur bus park. A monastery will lead you through on the way towards the school. A mixed community comprising of a ratio of Dalit, Janajati, and Brahmins and is approximately 2:3:5. The majority of the community is Hindu, while a smaller percentage of the community follows Buddhism and a few families follow Christianity. The total population in the area is about 9500. The roads are maintained well and a few are under construction and connected to Salyan as well. It hasn't been that long that students are ma…

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Shree Ma Vi Balapur is an esteemed educational institution situated in Tulsipur-2, Dang, Nepal. Established in 2034 B.S., the school is dedicated to offering high-quality education and preparing students for their future endeavors. With an academic program catering up to 10th grade, including optional subjects such as Economics and Mathematics, Shree Ma Vi Balapur ensures a comprehensive educational experience. The school also provides an Early Childhood Development (ECD) program for junior students and fosters skill-building and leadership development through various club activities. The school encompasses 19 well-constructed classrooms, along with a spacious hall and other four rooms. Additionally, there are four toilets available for both students and teachers. Enhancing the school's aesthetic appeal is a beautiful assembly space adorned with greenery, a small garden, and a temple dedicated to goddess Saraswati, located in front of the staff room. Moreover, the school boasts a l…

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Ambeshwai Secondary School was established in 2027B.S. It is located 347kms from Kathmandu, in Tulsipur, Dang. The village is sparsely populated. The majority of the people belong to the Dalit ethnicity with 50% of the population being from the Tharu community. You will find few Brahmins, Chhetris, and some Janajati families. Here, people are highly affected by the Maoist insurgency of 2059B.S. (1971 A.D). Many people were killed, and many lost their families and relatives during the insurgency. Ambeshwari Secondary School has computer labs with 8 computers but only 1 computer is in good condition. Network connectivity and internet access are also very poor in the area, one can rarely find any network connection in their phone. The majority of people of the community are illiterate, leaving very less role models for the students to look up to. Due to the lack of proper connectivity, this community feels a little isolated from most of the worldly issues. The school has a big pl…

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Shree Janajyoti Secondary School, nestled in Raniyapur within Tulsipur-13, Dang, is situated approximately 21 kilometers southwest of Tulsipur town. Established in 2014 B.S., this school serves as an educational hub not only for Raniyapur but also for neighboring villages like Majghatuwa, Barakuti, Rampur, and Bakhariya. The student body, totaling around 300, primarily comprises Dalits and Chettris, with a smaller representation of Brahmins and Magars. Most students hail from economically vulnerable backgrounds, with parents engaged in farming or foreign employment, directly impacting students' presence in school due to familial responsibilities or economic support. Over time, the school has received municipal support to enhance its infrastructure and learning resources. Since 2075 B.S., Teach For Nepal has placed Fellows in this school, focusing on innovative learning and leadership. The Fellows' dedication has garnered immense appreciation from both the community and students, mo…

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