HimalayanVillageTrust.org: Wongchu Sherpa a climber, a social activist, a generous donor and his Chyangba Village

PRIMARY SCHOOL PROJECT »

People gathered in amazement when Wongchu brought the long distance telephone set

Primary School Project

School children in front of the school building

This primary school Named Wongchu Biswa Darshan Junior High School was established on 1990. Currently children from three surrounding villages namely Sisa Khola, Chyangba and Chepte Khola, come to receive education. There are seven teachers who work and reside in the school. 4 teachers are provided by the Education department of Nepal and 3 teachers are privately hired by Wongchu Sherpa. Expenses of upto class five are looked after by the Education department while six to eight are being looked after privately by Wongchu Sherpa.

Children of this school are comprised of Chhetri, Brahmin, Sunuwar, Magar, Sherpa, Rai and Viswakarma. A tiny amount of Rs. 10 is charged per year from the students. All uniforms, educational materials, note books, pencils are all provided free. The school is also provided with clean drinking water which is sourced from nearby water spring and brought to school using a 200 meter long pipe.

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Office of the Head Master and other staff

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With Wongchu's small effort, these children now have a school of their own.

A Tribute to
GORAN KROPP

Goran Kropp a world famous mountaineer

YEARLY BUDGET

WBD School is run so far with a budget of Rs. 2.91 lakh (291000) per year which is contributed by Wongchu Sherpa.
Every year, the expenses is growing and because of the situation of the country, Wongchu's own business is suffering. Thus there is a huge financial burden over him which is making him seek outside contribution. So if you are willing to help financially, you are most welcome to contact.

Swedish family support

Children of Bosse Tingback, a Swedish national and a climber, raised Rs. 25000 for our school by selling pencils and various other stationeries in Sweden in 1991. We are grateful to his family for this great financial support.