School of Sindhupalchowk

Shree Sipa Tindhara Janata Secondary School is a public school located in Bhotsipa, Indrawati rural municipality, Sindhupalchok. The school was established in the year 2004 B.S making it one of the oldest schools established in the district. About 16 teachers are currently teaching in the school. It is well- equipped with all the basic facilities like library, science lab and computer lab. They have around 190 students studying from ECD to grade 10. The community where the school is located is a Tamang community which makes majority i.e., 80% of the students are from Tamang community while other 20% are from Brahmin, Chhhetri and Dalit community. Mr Shyam Kumar Ramtel,is the principal of the school since last two years.

Shree Batase Secondary School, established in 2047 BS, is located in Melamchi of Sindhupalchowk district of Nepal. The community compromises 99% of Tamang and 1% of Dalit families. With the majority of Tamang families, there is no discrimination in the community based on the ethnic groups. After the massive earthquake, the school building was destroyed so students were taught in temporary classes. There were 256 students in the academic year 2075-2076 BS. Hence, recently, CARITAS organization constructed a building for the school with well-equipped classrooms. The new building also consists of a hostel for the students. However, the science lab, computer lab and library are in the same room. One of the major challenges for the school is that due to its location transportation is not frequently available to bring the resources in the school. In monsoon, transportation completely stops. The resources ordered for the students or donated by Nagarpalika only reaches the school after a ...

School of Sindhupalchowk

School of Shindhupalchowk.

School in Sindhupalchowk

Established in 2021 B.S., currently, 240 students are studying at Shree Simpaleswari Secondary School. The school is about 75KM away from Kathmandu. The school is nearby the famous Kathmandu - Melamchi drinking water. About 98% of the population residing in the community belongs to Tamang families. Only a few belong to other indigenous groups. Most people in the community either rely on agriculture or foreign employment for their livelihood. As the area is underdeveloped, most of the female members of the house leave their homes to work in a foreign land as housekeepers. People walk for hours to reach the market to get their everyday needs. A single bus trip once a day from Simpalkavre to Kathmandu is available but the accessibility is limited. Sindhupalchok, one of the highly affected areas during the 2015 earthquake still has left some scars from the devastation when it comes to basic infrastructure development. However, Shree Simpaleshwori Secondary School is teamed up w...

Setidevi Secondary School

Bhimeshwari Secondary School Indrawati Rural Municipality Bhimtar

Shree Kalika Chetana Secondary school, founded in 2047 BS, is one of the representative schools where TFN works to build a well-equipped infrastructure for students inside and outside of their classrooms. It takes four hours from Kathmandu to reach the school on a local bus that leaves at 3 PM from Dakshindhoka. The total number of students in the previous year 2075 BS was more than 300 whereas, this year 2076 BS the students decreased to 269. There was no new enrollment of students this year whereas other students dropped out because they had no motivation to repeat their grades after failing. The school focuses on providing all sorts of infrastructures as it constructed new buildings with facilities like science and computer laboratories during the academic year 2075-2076 BS. However, the existing classrooms are in the dire need of upgrading. For instance, the benches are not enough for all the students so 5 students uncomfortably sit on one bench. Also, the students bring th...