Chandra Jyoti Lower Secondary School, Sagar-Bakanje
Chandra Jyoti Lower Secondary School, Sagar-Bakanje
Chandra Jyoti Lower Secondary School, Sagar-Bakanje
Backgrund
Sagar-Bakanje Lower Secondary school is located at Bakanje VDC, ward
no-4, Solukhumbu of eastern Nepal. It was built in 1967 by Late Sir
Edmund Hillary (first ascender of Mt. Everest). It is the only one lower
secondary school in this area and rest are only primary schools. So, this
school has great important to be a lower secondary school, up to class 7
for the students of the whole VDC. After finishing their primary
education in neighbouring school, Bakanje VDC students have no other
alternative but come to this school to have further education. Recently,
140 students are benefiting from this school.
This school is headed by Headmaster Ang Dawa Sherpa, Sete, Bakanje
ward no 9, Solukhumbu. The school is running as a Lower Secondary
School; up to 7 class. It has received approval running up to 8 class.
Seven teachers salaries are paid by Government and one (the 8th class
teacher) is privately paid by Himalayan Project, Denmark. Most
educational materials are paid by government with supplementary
delivery by Himalayan Trust (the organization supporting Sir Edmund
Hillarys Schools) and occasional delivery by Himalayan Project,
Denmark.
In the late nineties two earthquake resistent buildings were constructed
for this school with the help of United Nations Development Programme
(UNDP), but they couldnt be well constructed due to various reasons.
There was a toilet which was built just for temporary and its physical
condition was incredibly poor.
In 2005 Himalayan Project, Denmark (HP-DK) with the support of Ven
Menighedsforening covered the earthen floors of the two newest
buildings with stone slabs and supplied with 54 sets of students furniture
and 7 teachers tables.
Bakanje School with new toilet and science lab are being constructed
Earthquake resistance building after replaced the old windows with new.
toilet, promised in completing the entire remaining task within May 10.
He also has no time for delaying as he has a plan to go to U.S.A by 20th of
May.
Sagar Bakanje School newly constructed toilet. View from down of the toilet
Compound wall
Newly constructed school compound wall, this wall is 136m long and 3f high in
average