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CEPP, the Centre for Educational Policies and Practices, is a Nepali NGO dedicated to improving education in state schools in rural areas. Near cities in Nepal, parents increasingly send their children private schools, that are often expensive. This evolution is also visible in the countryside. Parents have lost confidence in government schools.
January 2018
In November 2016, we worked for a month with CEPP, the Nepalese Centre for Educational Policies and Practices. CEPP wants to improve the quality of basic education in government schools in remote rural areas, mainly in the triangle Sindhuli / Makwanpur / Rautahat in the Inner Terai, south of Kathmandu, and also in Dolakha District, close to the Tibetan border. We have teamed up with CEPP employees to give 4 practical trainings for ECD classes (Early Childhood Development – pre-school education) and for Class 1, 2 and 3 of primary education.
CEPP, the Centre for Educational Policies and Practices, is a Nepali NGO dedicated to improving education in state schools in rural areas. Near cities in Nepal, parents increasingly send their children private schools, that are often expensive. This evolution is also visible in the countryside. Parents have lost confidence in government schools.
August 2018
From School to School - April 2018
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The rainy season is in full swing. The plants that were recently sown and planted are already getting more than enough water. Schools are closed for a few weeks and will reopen before the end of the monsoon.
For some children, going to school during the rainy season is not easy. Heavy rains turn some paths into streams and landslides are no exception...
