On 25th July, AFPN visited Ullens School as a part of traveling educational exhibition. Most of the students there knew about Anne Frank. Principal, Mr. Medin Lamichanne told us that grade 7 students there read Anne Frank's book "The Diary of a Young Girl" as a part of their curriculum. It could be the only other school besides Rato Bangala School that has Anne's book in its school curriculum; it is definitely a matter of research.
The next day, on the 26th we visited Rupak Memorial International HS School. We had few troubles setting things up, and we had to cut the presentation short because of scheduled load shedding, but everything else was fine. We received a lot of thoughtful questions from the students even after the program was over.
Please have a look at some pictures from these school visits:
The next day, on the 26th we visited Rupak Memorial International HS School. We had few troubles setting things up, and we had to cut the presentation short because of scheduled load shedding, but everything else was fine. We received a lot of thoughtful questions from the students even after the program was over.
Please have a look at some pictures from these school visits:
From left: Ashish Uprety, Sangam Shrestha: New volunteers in AFPN team
It was interesting to see discussion among students during the poster presentation: Ullens School
Nick Kang and Julia Coffin heading the discussion part: Ullens
Students busy filling out the questionnaire: Rupak Memorial HSS
Teachers and students watching the documentary: Rupak Memorial
Nick handing out surveys: Rupak Memorial. It was his last school visit. He left for Canada, his home country the day after. He was an integral part of the project. Thanks Nick.
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