In an ideal state, quality and compulsory education would be appropriate and, indeed, necessary. But Nepal’s media is filled with stories about how poorly Nepali schools continue to perform year after ...

Nepal, Oct. 2 -- As someone who works closely with teachers and teacher professional development, I cannot help but wonder: ...

Nepal has seen a dramatic recent growth in its Information Technology (IT) sector with tech companies and freelancers building software products, as well as providing digital services for clients all ...

Nepal, June 13 -- Children learn best when education starts from the language they already know. For many children in Nepal, their first day of school is also their first exposure to Nepali as the ...

Third grade students take turns reading lessons aloud to their classmates at Mangal Prasad Secondary School in Banke, Nepal. Credit: Amrita Jaisi for Global Press Journal Nepal. The Hechinger Report ...

Initial assessments indicate that education has been disrupted for more than 14,000 children across 62 schools and learning centres in Dhading, Nuwakot and Rasuwa districts.

Two years ago, Barsha, a 12-year-old girl living in the Pipara municipality of Nepal’s Mahottari district, was not going to school. Barsha belongs to the Dalit community, historically classified as ...