School Management and Operations

Even in the 21st century, many village areas still lack proper schools and education for children. The growing population in rural areas has impacted the livelihoods of locals and their children.

Recognizing the need for education, “Shree Janachetana Adharbhut School” was established in 2004 to educate village children and improve society.

The school is managed by locals who are committed to its development with the help of teachers and guardians.

Located in Barbardiya-2, Bardia District, Bheri Zone, about 570 km (355 miles) from Kathmandu, the village has 1,567 residents. The school has three small buildings with 13 classrooms, 65 old benches and desks, and a single Child Development Centre for children with additional needs. It has two toilets—one for administration and one for students—and serves 300 students with only 11 teachers, including a principal.

The school aims to provide quality education for the village children and contribute to the country’s economic and educational growth. However, a lack of infrastructure, such as school buses, books, notebooks, and proper footwear, creates challenges. Many children walk long distances to school without proper shoes or umbrellas.

Some Pictures of School:

School PlayGround

Classroom Frontward

Classroom Backward

Administration Restroom

Student Restroom