Education

Our Projects

We started (re)building schools in 2015 directly after the earthquake. At that time, thousands of schools had collapsed or were unusable due to avalanches, and neither the government nor the local communities had the money to rebuild them.

Unfortunately, infrastructure is also a general problem. Even today, the illiteracy rate in remote areas of Nepal is around 50%, and even higher for women. Many children have to walk for hours to get to school, others sit on the floor because there is not enough space or suitable furniture.

Since we are convinced that people can only help themselves if they have a minimum of education, we are committed to creating good learning conditions for as many children as possible.

Our projects of education are sorted by the year when they were started. Please choose…

Started in 2024

The old and damaged school needs extending so up to 350 students can find a light space to learn in the future…  [read more]

Started in 2023

The four existing classrooms were hopelessly overcrowded with 529 pupils and their 9 teachers. Therefore, we added a second floor to the building with an additional four new rooms to help improve the quality of education …  [read more]

Kathmandu
TEACHER TRAINING

Improving the quality of education

Since 2015, we have not only been building schools, but also striving to improve the standard of teaching. To this end, annual training courses are held for teachers from all over Nepal…  [read more]

Bhediyahi, Rautahat
SHREE PAROHA SCHOOL

Extension to secondary school - Phase II

The four classrooms that we built in 2018-2020 have been topped up to provide more space for the children. At the same time, this will also allow for the expansion up to grade 8. …  [read more]

Tarebhir, Kathmandu
SHREE TAREBHIR SCHOOL

Extension to secondary school - Phase II

In Phase I, the dilapidated basic school building was renovated and expanded, and now another building is to be added to enable up to 280 students to attend school on site up to the tenth grade. …  [read more]

The school, that also the children from our Blind Hostel attend, was bursting at the seams. That is why we helped with the extension and built four urgently needed classrooms for the 90 students. …  [read more]

The school next to the Tulsipur Disability Center urgently needs more space to be able to expand up to the twelfth grade. Therefore, we are adding a new building with 7 classrooms and clean toilets for up to 1,500 students in the future…  [read more]

Started in 2022

Chay Ya’s first vocational school for technical professions! In Dhrubatara, 4 classrooms will be specially equipped to train students for civil engineering, computer science and possibly other specialties in the future. …  [read more]

Takha, Mugu
NEPAL RASTRIYE HOSTEL

Construction of a dormitory building

We are building clean dormitories with hygienic toilets for 80 girls so they don’t have to spend hours walking to school every day. …  [read more]

Started in 2021

Since the school has been expanded from 5 to 8 grades, we are building a bigger school with clean bathrooms to accommodate all 204 students and their teachers. …  [read more]

We built a spacious new school to replace the old, damaged building. 145 students will benefit from the three new classrooms and toilets. …  [read more]

Pratapkot, Dang
SHREE SECONDARY SCHOOL

Reconstruction and extension of the school

The old, dilapidated building could be replaced by a new, larger one to accommodate up to 295 students (eleventh and twelfth grades will also be offered on site in the future!) …  [read more]

The overcrowded school is to be expanded by 4 classrooms plus new hygienic toilets to provide space for the more than 1,550 students. In addition, new furniture was purchased so that no one has to sit on the floor… [read more]

Started in 2020

Instead of the old, dilapidated school, we built a new, two-story building for up to 150 students to provide children up to eighth grade with suitable classrooms. …  [read more]

Started in 2019

With the financial help of the NPO Frizzey Light, the old, dilapidated school was renovated and extended to give 76 students a safe, warm and bright place to learn. …  [read more]

Chapali, Kathmandu
DHRUBATARA SECONDARY SCHOOL

Reconstruction of the school in 3 phases

Damaged by the earthquake and in poor condition, this community-run school for about 600 children from underprivileged, low-income families was turned into a model school with access to clean water and bathrooms … [read more]

In 2019, the school was partially buried by mudslides, therefore quick help was needed to resume classes. Despite Corona, three new classrooms for the 250 students were built in a very short time.[read more]

Tarebhir, Kathmandu
SHREE TAREBHIR BASIC SCHOOL

Construction and Expansion to Secondary School - Phase I

The basic school, which was severely damaged by the earthquake, was not only rebuilt but also expanded in order to be able to teach up to 150 students up to the eighth grade in the future. … [read more]

Started in 2018

Chharka Bhot, Dolpa
SHREE CHHARKA BHOT BASIC SCHOOL

Reconstruction & Expansion to a Boarding School

Our highest and most remote school was supported with new buildings, a greenhouse and other infrastructure to give 120 semi-nomadic children a chance at education and a safe home. … [read more]

School rebuilding and rehabilitation project is carried out from the financial support of Earth C-Air, Chay Ya Switzerland and implementation work at community level was carried out by Chay Ya Nepal …  [read more]

Bhediyahi, Rautahat
SHREE PAROHA BASIC SCHOOL

Renovation, extension & support of the school

This school, which mainly serves underprivileged groups, was in urgent need of support. Now, the 450 students finally have more space to learn. …  [read more]

Started in 2017

The old school building had collapsed due to the earthquake 2015 and had to be rebuilt. With the help of the villagers, eight classrooms plus toilets for 250 students could be completed in only one year. …  [read more]

In this remote village, 50 children had to study in the ruins of their old school for months because of the earthquake. With the help of the villagers, six classrooms and two toilets could be rebuilt. …  [read more]

Started in 2016

With the help of the villagers, an earthquake-proof school made of earth bricks was built for over 200 students. Instead of emergency shelters, classes can now be held in ten new, bright classrooms. … [read more]

Partially collapsed due to the earthquake in 2015, the school had to be completely rebuilt. After some delays due to political disputes, three new classrooms could finally be handed over to the 90 students.    [read more]

Grang, Rasuwa
SHREE GRANG PRIMARY SCHOOL

Reconstruction of the school

The school destroyed by the earthquake could be rebuilt with the help of the villagers. Despite some delays, we are very happy for the 200 students in Grang who finally have beautiful, bright classrooms. …  [read more]

Thade, Rasuwa
SHREE SARASWATI BASIC SCHOOL

Reconstruction of the School

In the 2015 earthquake, the school was almost completely destroyed. Therefore, with the help of our partners, ten new classrooms were built, as well as modern toilets and washrooms for 85 students.    [read more]

Part of the school had collapsed due to the earthquake, necessitating the rebuilding of some of the classrooms. The reconstruction benefits 200 students and their families.    [read more]

Started in 2015

Lar, Gorkha
SHREE BUDDHA BASIC SCHOOL

Reconstruction of the school

Due to the earthquake in 2015, part of the school had also collapsed here. All five classrooms, plus dormitory facilities and additional toilets for 50 students could be rebuilt. …  [read more]

This school was also destroyed by the earthquake in 2015. All five classrooms as well as toilets and a solar shower could be rebuilt with the help of the hardworking villagers.    [read more]

The school collapsed in the 2015 earthquake and had to be rebuilt from scratch. In cooperation, six new classrooms plus toilets for 35 students could be completed in record time.    [read more]

After the 2015 earthquake, the school had to be renovated from the ground up. With the help of the villagers, three classrooms and toilets for 20 students could be rebuilt.   [read more] 

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