This school is situated in Pipaldanda Village District Council, Ward Number 3, Anghakola in the Palpa district of Nepal.
The school is named Amrit, which in Sanskrit language means "all of the best".
Mr Kedhar Nath Khanal was a famous social worker and agressive person who advised that this school be established with the help of villagers in 2019 B.S. and was registered as a community school in 2023 B.S.
Objectives Of The School
The school motto is: To educate remote people up to secondary level without their investment.
Investment objectives: To reconstruct the buildings, compound and playground; to provide water and furniture
Community Background
Almost 90% of the village is occupied by Magar community with their own Magari language and culture. The remaining 10% of people are Keshetri, Brahamen and Dalit.
The community celebrates mainly Hindi festivals of Dashain, Tihar, Rachha Bandhan, Teej, Krishna, Asthami, Holi Purnima, Buddha Jayanti, Maghe Sankranti and Saame Sankranti, Chaite Dashain.
Magar community have typical Mager dances such as Thulo Naach, Jhamre. Thulo Naach is only performed during Tihar. Other community entertainment includes other dances and Nepali folk songs.
All households are fully dependent on traditional agricultural activities for generating any income.
Most people are uneducated and in a very poor economic condition.
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