Education in Astam, Nepal
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Children are pictured at the Shree Bhumeshwor School in Upper Astam, Nepal. The photos also show the school buildings and playground, as well as a completed computer center building. Additional photos from the nearby Shree Janakalyan Primary School are included. The photos document Logged On's 2011 project to install a computer center at the Shree Bhumeshwor School to improve education for students through access to technology.
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Education in Astam, Nepal
- 2. Children at the Shree Bhumeshwor School in Upper Astam
- 3. View from the school playground
- 4. Shree Bhumeshwor School buildings
- 27. Completed Computer Centre building
- 29. Shree Janakalyan Primary School in Lower Astam
- 34. These photos were taken at the Shree Bhumeshwor Middle School in Astam, Nepal. Additional pictures from the nearby Shree Janakalyan Primary School are also included. The Shree Bhumeshwor School is the site of Logged On’s 2011 project to install a computer centre in the village to improve the education outcomes of school children in the region. The Logged On Foundation is a not-for-profit organisation that uses computers and the internet to improve the state of education in less fortunate communities and to connect them to a world of ideas, services, entrepreneurial activities, and knowledge exchange. For more information, visit: www.loggedon.org