Here’s a detailed overview of Shree Janak Secondary School, Gimdi, located in Village No. 7, Bagmati Rural Municipality, Lalitpur District, Nepal: --- 🏫 School History & Background Established in 1973 AD as Katuwa Primary School by local leader Tulasi Prasad Dhodari to empower local children after his own political setback due to illiteracy. It was upgraded to Lower Secondary in 1976 AD, and became a full Secondary School in 2011 AD . The school serves a diverse student body including Brahmin, Chhetri, Tamang, Magar, and Dalit communities . Enrollment & Staffing The school runs education from ECD (play) through grade 10. Many students walk up to three hours due to lack of boarding facilities . Staff includes 20 individuals: 19 teaching staff and 1 non-teaching. Approximately 14 are permanent, alongside volunteers and fellows linked to TFN (Teach For Nepal) since 2015 . Infrastructure & Learning Environment Facilities include a library (under‑utilized), computer lab with ~10 PCs (solar-powered but seldom used), and whiteboard-equipped classrooms. However, there is no established science lab . English is occasionally used, though mother tongues are commonly spoken. A local Police Station and sub‑health post are within accessible walking distance (~30 mins) . Electricity access is limited to evenings from local micro‑hydro power, and mobile networks (CDMA, Smart) operate locally. Tap water is common but lacks purification . Academic Performance & Support SLC (SEE) pass rates in previous years: 2012 (2069 BS): 13 out of 16 passed, 2 with first division 2013 (2070 BS): 14 of 19 passed, 6 with first division 2014 (2071 BS): 16 of 24 passed; 75% pass rate . Supported by NGOs like RHEST and Looniva, which help with teaching materials, teacher learning circles, and emergency support . --- 📌 Summary Feature Details Location Gimdi, Lalitpur, Bagmati Rural Municipality-7 Founded 1973 AD (Lower Secondary: 1976; Secondary: 2011) Education Levels ECD – Grade 10 Student Base Multi‑ethnic, rural; many walk long distances Staff 19 educators + 1 admin; including TFN fellows Facilities Library, computer lab, whiteboard classrooms; no science lab Past SEE Results ~75% pass rate (e.g. 2014: 16/24) Support From Teach For Nepal, RHEST, Looniva --- 👥 If You’d Like To Know More I can share details on current curriculum, after‑school activities, or updates from TFN. If you're interested in the school in Gaindakot, Nawalparasi, sometimes also referred to as “Shree Janak Secondary School” or Janak Higher Secondary School, there’s a separate institution.

Here’s a detailed overview of Shree Janak Secondary School, Gimdi, located in Village No. 7, Bagmati Rural Municipality, Lalitpur District, Nepal: --- 🏫 School History & Background Established in 1973 AD as Katuwa Primary School by local leader Tulasi Prasad Dhodari to empower local children after his own political setback due to illiteracy. It was upgraded to Lower Secondary in 1976 AD, and became a full Secondary School in 2011 AD . The school serves a diverse student body including Brahmin, Chhetri, Tamang, Magar, and Dalit communities . Enrollment & Staffing The school runs education from ECD (play) through grade 10. Many students walk up to three hours due to lack of boarding facilities . Staff includes 20 individuals: 19 teaching staff and 1 non-teaching. Approximately 14 are permanent, alongside volunteers and fellows linked to TFN (Teach For Nepal) since 2015 . Infrastructure & Learning Environment Facilities include a library (under‑utilized), computer lab with ~10 PCs (solar-powered but seldom used), and whiteboard-equipped classrooms. However, there is no established science lab . English is occasionally used, though mother tongues are commonly spoken. A local Police Station and sub‑health post are within accessible walking distance (~30 mins) . Electricity access is limited to evenings from local micro‑hydro power, and mobile networks (CDMA, Smart) operate locally. Tap water is common but lacks purification . Academic Performance & Support SLC (SEE) pass rates in previous years: 2012 (2069 BS): 13 out of 16 passed, 2 with first division 2013 (2070 BS): 14 of 19 passed, 6 with first division 2014 (2071 BS): 16 of 24 passed; 75% pass rate . Supported by NGOs like RHEST and Looniva, which help with teaching materials, teacher learning circles, and emergency support . --- 📌 Summary Feature Details Location Gimdi, Lalitpur, Bagmati Rural Municipality-7 Founded 1973 AD (Lower Secondary: 1976; Secondary: 2011) Education Levels ECD – Grade 10 Student Base Multi‑ethnic, rural; many walk long distances Staff 19 educators + 1 admin; including TFN fellows Facilities Library, computer lab, whiteboard classrooms; no science lab Past SEE Results ~75% pass rate (e.g. 2014: 16/24) Support From Teach For Nepal, RHEST, Looniva --- 👥 If You’d Like To Know More I can share details on current curriculum, after‑school activities, or updates from TFN. If you're interested in the school in Gaindakot, Nawalparasi, sometimes also referred to as “Shree Janak Secondary School” or Janak Higher Secondary School, there’s a separate institution.