This lovely video shows how we are keeping our students learning through this crisis. The video features one of the schools we manage, Bhanodaya Basic School, but we follow a similar approach in all our schools.
13,000+ students use CSN’s Learning Packs!
Over 13,000 students in 12 municipalities across Nepal have used CSN’s Learning Packs during the coronavirus lockdown. The Learning Packs, created by our team, are 60-page booklets to help students keep up with their studies while schools have been closed. We have distributed them for free through our networks of partner organisations and local government. … Continue reading 13,000+ students use CSN’s Learning Packs!
We Put Students First
From the day we began the Collaborative Schools Network, we have been guided by one principle: WE PUT STUDENTS FIRST. And at these times, it has never been more important.
Top Teaching Techniques
How do you involve all of your students, all of the time? That’s one of the key challenges of teaching. In public schools in Nepal, when it comes to asking students questions, the standard technique is to let them all shout out the answer. We call this the ‘all at once’ method and it is … Continue reading Top Teaching Techniques
Schools are closed, but learning continues
Schools across Nepal remain closed due to the coronavirus pandemic, but we are determined that our students will continue to learn. We have created learning packs so that they can keep up with their studies. Many people are exploring options for e-learning at this time, but our students do not have easy access to the … Continue reading Schools are closed, but learning continues
Coronavirus Relief II – from the school to the community
We’ve always seen parents and the community as partners in our schools. So today we arranged another relief programme for families who send their children to one of our schools: Jana Uddhar Secondary School. The coronavirus lockdown has been incredibly tough for families who rely on daily wages to earn a living. We were able … Continue reading Coronavirus Relief II – from the school to the community
