Thangpal Valley Secondary School stands as a merger of educational legacy, uniting four former schools—Shree Raithane Ma Vi, Chilaune Ma Vi, Taltuleshwori Aa Vi, and Satkanya Aa Vi—in Pachpokhari Thangpal Municipality, ward number 4. Nestled near Raithane Pokhari, it's a two-hour bus journey from Melamchi, offering comprehensive education from Early Childhood Development (ECD) to Grade 12. With 821 students (425 males, 396 females) enrolled in 2080, it's the area's largest school, supported by an enthusiastic team of 40 dedicated teachers. The surrounding community predominantly comprises the Tamang community, with a mix of Chettri and other castes residing in Thangpalkot, ward number 4, practicing Hinduism, Buddhism, and Christianity. Agriculture, notably Black Cardamom farming, sustains the region, while many families engage in foreign employment, contributing to progressive economic and social conditions. As part of Nepal's Big School Program, our institution boasts five well…

The school is located an hour and a half off road from Melamchi. It was established in 2017 B.S. There are around 250 students with almost equal ratio of male to female. The school caters services to students from ECD to Grade 12 with the majority of them from Tamang and Chhetri backgrounds. They come from places like Aagey, Kot Gaun, Soley, Makhlo Gaun, Tallo Gaun, Khadka Tole and Thapa Tole. The majority of the Tamang students are from Lapse which takes an hour-long walk to school each day. Similarly, there are 16 teachers out of which 7 are males and 9 are females who are mostly from Brahmin and Chhetri backgrounds and none from the Tamang community. Five of the teachers have studied in the very school including the Head Sir, Ram Mani Dhital. Three concrete school buildings were built after the earthquake in 2015. Unfortunately, there isn't a proper power supply in the classrooms. The school has a science lab, a computer lab with some of the computers properly functioning but …

Shree Bhim Vidyashram Secondary School was initially established in 2007 B.S. by a local activist and education enthusiast Ganesh Bahadur. Initially, the school operated informally, providing education to a handful of students in just a single classroom. It wasn't until 2030 B.S ,Mangsir 18, that the school was formally established and named Bhim Vidyashram Secondary School inspired by the Bhimshen Mandir, a temple symbolic for education in the community.The school was upgraded up to grade 10 in 2065 B.S. Situated in Baanskharka, ward no 1 of Paanchpokhari Rural Municipality, two hours off road drive from Melamchi, the school provides a panoramic view of the surrounding Palika and Melamchi city. Following its reconstruction after the 2015 earthquake with support from ADB, the school is currently equipped with good infrastructure facilities such as well furnished classrooms, a science lab, a computer lab, a library and a projector room with a smart board. The community of Baa…

Shree Bhotenamlang Secondary School, nestled in ward-7 of Panchpokhari Thangpal Rural Municipality, Sindhupalchowk, embodies resilience and dedication despite its challenging accessibility. Established in 2017 B.S., our school, though merely 15 kilometers from Melamchi, requires a strenuous 2.5-hour journey due to steep uphill terrain and a rugged off-road path. With a comprehensive curriculum spanning from Early Childhood Development (ECD) to Grade 10, our school proudly educates a significant cohort of 677 students, making us the second-largest institution after Thangpal Valley Secondary School. However, the challenge lies in our teacher numbers—17 in total, with only 11 hailing from our community. Teacher turnover and transfers have posed difficulties, especially in lower grades where student numbers are higher. ECD teachers, in particular, oversee more than 100 students daily. Our student body, predominantly from the Tamang community (over 90%), reflects limited ethnic diver…

Shree Satkanyamati Secondary School, a venerable institution established in 2018 BS (1961 AD), stands as a testament to educational excellence in the Sindhupalchowk district of Bagmati province. Situated at the juncture of Bhotenamlang and Bhotang, the school holds a pivotal place in the local landscape. The village surrounding the school thrives on subsistence farming, cultivating a variety of crops including rice, wheat, maize, millet, and barley. While rooted in agriculture, the allure of foreign employment in Gulf Countries and India has gradually emerged as an appealing option for the villagers. In the academic year of 2079 BS, our school boasted a vibrant community of 513 students, encompassing 263 girls and 250 boys. The majority, around 99%, belong to the Tamang indigenous community, with a representation from Dalit, Newar, Brahmin, and other backgrounds. Our institution provides comprehensive education from Early Childhood Development (ECD) up to Grade 10, accommodating…

Nestled in the picturesque landscapes of Sindhupalchowk, our school, established in 2021 BS, stands as a cornerstone of education in Bhotang. With 351 students from ECD to Class 10, we embrace diversity, with 95% of our students from the Tamang community, alongside Lama, Sherpa, and Bishwakarma ethnicities. Students trek for hours, some from villages like Dewrali, showcasing their dedication. Our committed team of 16 teachers ensures a quality learning experience, supported by resources like a library, science lab, and computer lab. Three concrete buildings, an infirmary, and a canteen cater to student needs, while lunch is provided for ECD to Grade 6 students. Bhotang, a village rich in culture, practices Buddhism, Hinduism, and partially Christianity. It houses a health post and ward office, offering employment. Many villagers engage in foreign employment, while others thrive in farming, carpentry, animal husbandry, and homestays. Accessible by three daily buses to Kathmand…