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EDUCATIONAL COSTINGS
FOR NEPAL AND SRI LANKA (unless otherwise stated)
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SHIVA Charity
(UK) ... Promoting Education in Nepal and Sri Lanka. Regd. Number
1045197. 19 Daventry Rd, Knowle, BRISTOL BS41DQ, UK. E-mail bob@shivacharity.com |
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Sponsor one child (This applies to poor children in need of financial support, so they will not be pulled out of school by their parents. It ensures they have a free education, uniform, and equipment. Click here |
£5 monthly |
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Sponsor a displaced or orphaned child at Happy Home in Kathmandu,
Nepal, supporting his/her education and welfare, and a place at the home. |
£40 monthly |
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One bicycle (A bicycle is needed for students who live far away from their school, and do not have the money for transport, or there is no transport available.) |
£50 |
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One sewing machine and materials (A treadle sewing machine is ideal for poor families, who cannot afford to buy clothes. There are many inexpensive sewing machine training courses in Nepal and Sri Lanka) |
£100 |
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Teacher training in Nepal for one teacher (The quality of teaching, especially at the nursery and KG level, is very low. Montessori style training is available in Kathmandu, and SHIVA Charity wishes to extend the training area to Banepa) Training is daily for one month. |
£200 |
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Six months resource pack for a nursery school with 45 children,
including drawing books, paints, plasticine, puppets, coloured paper, rubber
stamps, glue, scissors, coloured card, bead making, kite making, skipping
ropes, balls, bats, puzzles, and Montessori educational toys. |
£240 |
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One computer (Almost every school in Nepal and Sri Lanka lacks computers. They are easily bought new in both countries, and can be maintained. Sagar Computer Institute in Nepal, for instance, maintain all computers bought by SHIVA Charity.) |
£250 |
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One nursery school teachers' yearly salary (In Sri Lanka nursery schools are mostly private, and they rely on fees from the parents. In Nepal, this also applies to the 40% nursery schools that are private (including the SHIVA Charity schools). |
£400 |
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One junior school teacher's yearly salary (private school). |
£600 |
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One secondary school teacher's yearly salary (private school). |
£750 |
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Running a small nursery school (40 children) for one year. (This would make the nursery school free, and the parents would not have to pay fees. It would also apply to schools that have a nursery class as part of their intake.) |
£1000 |
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Building one nursery school annexe or one separate nursery school (with equipment and uniform for the first year). |
£5000 |
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Running a nursery, kindergarten, to Class5 (equivalent to an infant + junior with 140 children) for one year, making the school free. |
£4000 |
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Building a nursery, KG to class5 school , as above. |
£15,000 |
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Building a computer and resource centre (This would normally be attached to a school, and built on school land). |
£10,000 |
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Building a teacher training centre in Nepal. (This would include a "model" Montessori style class room and teacher training room.). SHIVA Charity urgently need to start this project to improve the quality of teaching in Nepal!! |
£20,000 |
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Building a junior and Secondary school in Nepal, with science facilities, library, and computer room. (240 students) |
£30,000 |
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Running a junior and Secondary school (as above) per year (including teachers' salary, making the school free.) |
£8,000 |
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