We had a very successful field visit to Dhading from the 5th of November, 2012 to to 9th November, 2012. All the 6th Form students of the British School worked extremely hard showing utmost dedication, teamwork and excellent problem solving skills while doing the development work for the three chosen schools. We had three teachers accompanying, who were also of tremendous help. We undertook a variety of projects such as supplying one school's toilet with water to fencing one of the schools fully. All in all, it was a huge success and we hope that we can work on this year's work in the future and take our involvement in the community to a whole new level.
More follow up detailed information coming up.. stay tuned folks!
Tuesday, November 20, 2012
The Plan
2012 Visit
(5th November to 9th November)
Khannigan
Primary School
·
Get
a compost pit operational and teach them how to keep it functioning for their
own benefits
·
Awareness
Programme on importance of hygiene and sanitation and other general well being
·
Supply
the school with text and exercise books and other stationary material which
will help in the students’ learning
·
Re-energize
the already existing Green Club (Unique Child Club) with awareness programme on
the environment. Set it up for a long term plan, which can be monitored in
future visits. (Check manual)
·
Painting
the classroom, what we will paint should be decided on before we are actually
in Dhading.
·
Possible
get carpets for the floors in the school
·
Set
up a Sports Club (Check the Manual)
·
Interacting
session with the teachers, ask them how they teach and provide inputs on how
they may be able to improve in their pre-existing skills
·
If
mid-day meals are provided in the school, set up a kitchen garden
·
Incinerator?
Gaitridevi
Primary School
·
Again,
get a compost pit operational for the school alongside a small kitchen garden
if the school provides mid-day meals to the children
·
Building
a fence
·
As
they need help with the unfinished building, funds is what they need most to
carry on with the construction work. So fundraising?
·
Set
up a Green Club for the school along with a Sports Club, which will then be run
by a member of staff, who will be trained by one of the students, who will then
carry it on further. (Once a week?)
·
Incinerator
– Rubbish management system, make the students/teachers aware
·
Again,
bring in stationary material alongside some posters.
·
Organise
an health and hygiene programme for the students for general awareness
·
General
Interaction session with the teachers, have a look at what is possible to do
for the future years.
Long Term plans (2012 and beyond…)
Khannigan
Primary School
·
Make sure the Green Clubs and the Sports clubs
have been functioning efficiently after the years they were initiated
·
Support with more coursebooks, textbooks, and
other stationery which will aid the students’ learning
·
Renew paintings on the walls, adapt to the
situation they’re in. Only do it if it
is a must
·
Carpet the whole school’s interior floor
·
Get climbing frames constructed in the school’s
playground. Other simple swings/rides in their playground can be added to add
to the school’s friendly and fun environment
Gaitridevi Primary School
·
Work on the school’s wall and the fence
·
Raise huge amounts of funds to assist them in
completing their unfinished building
·
Carry on with the work in the Green Club and the
Sports Club; check their progress are they functioning effectively and are they
actually benefiting the students of the school
·
Look into generating revenue from the small
forest near the school, in order to fund for the their school projects, such as
completing the construction next to their building
·
Review the rubbish management system
·
Constructing toilets? (Funds!!)
·
Repairing the roof, so as to avoid the seepage
in the rainy season (funds needed!)
·
Repainting the murals and other paintings on the
wall
·
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