Together we are strongLong-term partnership pays off
News from Monika Girls High School Datuchi in BagrotGirls High School Datuchi Today, 265 students attend the Girls High School in Datuchi, which started 14 years ago as a private neighborhood initiative with 22 girls. 125 students of the 1.-5. Class are taught by 5 primary school teachers in the morning. 8 privately financed teachers teach the 140 students of the 6th-10th Class in the afternoon. The school is bursting at the seams! And the girls say enthusiastically: "Learning in a big community encourages us."
Another good news: The school building, newly built 2 years ago, is already being expanded to include a multipurpose room, two classrooms and a toilet block, funded by public funds of the Province Northern Areas. Girls College Bagrot
35 graduates of Girls High School Datuchi enthusiastically embraced our new initiative for a private girls' college last year. Of these, 23 have already passed the final exam of the first year of college (11th grade) in May of this year and all have passed! 19 of the 23 successful students now attend the newly established 12th class. Datuchi - Education center in Bagrot
The pupils of the 6.-12. Class come from all six villages of the valley. The lessons in the afternoon, due to the lack of classroom and government schools, makes a virtue of necessity: Even girls and young women with school trips of one hour and more can attend classes. They come in groups on foot to Datuchi without the otherwise necessary male accompaniment. Some of the young women are already married and mothers. The children are guarded in the afternoon by their grandparents. The numerous domestic and agricultural duties are done in the morning. For the homework there is only little time in the evening. Nevertheless, the students score well in the annual exams compared to the boys. Even in the regional school comparison, their results are remarkably good. This is already known beyond Bagrot. Finally, a tip for travel lovers: The year 2007 was declared VISIT PAKISTAN YEAR. And our little partnership project is 15 years old. Who would have thought that in 1992? The students, parents and teachers of the Monika Girls High School and the Girls College Datuchi thank all the donors and the women of the Forum Children in Need e.V. for the generous and long-standing support. I wish you and our many small and big friends in the Bagrot valley a lot of luck and all the best from my heart. Greetings to You
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