This article explores how teaching and learning are being resumed in schools that were closed due to flooding. In the month of Bhadra, devastating floods struck the Bhote Koshi and lower Trishuli rivers, submerging dozens of schools and disrupting the education of thousands of students. These events also had mental and psychological impacts on the affected students. However, schools are gradually reopening.
How is the education of these students, who experienced a prolonged disruption in their studies, currently being managed? Manika Bishwakarma interviewed Madhav Lamichhane, Principal of Nilkantha Secondary School located in Rasuwa district, for further insights.
