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Ramrekha Basic School

To provide more specific details, the goals and objectives of Ramrekha Basic School in Baglung are deeply tied to its unique role as a disability-friendly community school and its participation in Baglung Municipality's broader educational reforms.

As of early 2026, the school's specific operational objectives include:

  1. Inclusive Education and Specialized Care
  • Hostel Management: A primary objective is to provide a "comfortable environment" for children with disabilities. The school maintains a hostel (originally built by Plan International) specifically for students with serious disabilities or those from remote areas.
  • Targeted Staffing:The school coordinates with Baglung Municipality to employ dedicated staff (nannies) to assist disabled students with their daily needs.
  • Accessibility Upgrades:Continuous infrastructure goals include maintaining and upgrading wheelchair ramps and disability-accessible bathrooms through partnerships with donors like the Dhaulagiri Integrated Rural Development Centre

      2. Enrollment and Community Reach

  • Labor Community Outreach:The school specifically targets children from "working-class families" and daily wage workers, aiming to provide them with free, high-quality education.
  • Enrollment Stability:In response to municipality-wide declines in public school attendance, Ramrekha is part of a "robust enrollment campaign" to inspire local families to choose community education over private alternatives.
  • Current Capacity:Its immediate objective is to effectively serve its current student body of approximately 141 students (as of the 2081 IEMIS report). 

       3. Academic and Social Objectives

  • Curriculum Modernization:The school aims to shift away from traditional textbook dependency toward curriculum-based instruction focused on specific learning outcomes and competencies.
  • Social Awareness:The school frequently hosts specialized sessions for students on critical social topics, such as Menstrual Hygiene, physiology, and gender equality, to empower young adolescents.
  • Bridging to Secondary Education:A critical long-term goal is addressing the "uncertain future" students face after Grade 8, as there are few disability-friendly secondary schools with boarding facilities in the region. 

       4. Administrative and Quality Reforms

  • Teacher Development:Ongoing objectives include teacher professional development to improve counseling services and classroom observation techniques.
  • Municipality Alignment:The school operates under the Baglung Municipality reform plan, which focuses on consolidating resources to uplift educational standards across the region. 

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