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Children walking to Uttargaya school in the morning

May 25, 2023 by Teacher Jack in Betrawati Nepal

Children walking to Uttargaya school in the morning
Betrawati, Nepal, Summer 2000

Letting some of my students lead the way, along the long bumpy road to our school.

 

A video taken by Serika, traveling the same stretch of road some twenty-three years later.

May 25, 2023 /Teacher Jack
Nepal, Betrawati, 2000, morning, walking, backpacks, students, children, road, school, Uttargaya, Uttargaya Secondary English Board School, video, photos by Serika, video by Serika
Betrawati Nepal
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Celebrating the end of exams

October 06, 2015 by Teacher Jack in Kathmandu Nepal

Celebrating the end of exams
Baundeshwor waterfall, Jhor Mahankal, Kathmandu, Monday, September 5th, 2015

Third-year students from the Shankarapur Academy celebrate the end of their exams.

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October 06, 2015 /Teacher Jack
lavender, purple, shawls, students, exams, Baundeshwor, waterfall, Jhor Mahankal, Kathmandu, Monday, October, 5th, 2015, water, video, kurtas
Kathmandu Nepal
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Shoba dancing

September 19, 2015 by Teacher Jack in Betrawati Nepal

Shoba dancing
Betrawati, September 16th, 2015 – Teej

Shoba has a shop next to the bridge,
where her one-year-old son is adored by all comers,
with smiling neighbors vying for a turn to hold him.

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A short video clip of Shoba dancing.

September 19, 2015 /Teacher Jack
dance, dancing, Teej, festival, women, sarees, saris, Shiva, September, 2015, 16th, digital camera, red, panorama, video, Betrawati
Betrawati Nepal
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Nisha dances

September 05, 2015 by Teacher Jack in Kathmandu Nepal

Nisha dances
Kathmandu, May 21st, 2011

My first visit back to Niharika Shishu Kunja High School, I discovered they were putting on a dance exhibition the following day. Over thirty students of varied ages performed beautiful dances, both traditional as well as Bollywood-style.

Nisha was one of the especially brave students who took her place in front of her entire school and danced alone.

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September 05, 2015 /Teacher Jack
dancing, dance, Niharika Shishu Kunja High School, exhibition, student, video
Kathmandu Nepal
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