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Nepal: 20 percent of children of Barbardiya municipality out of school

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Date: 23 July 2018 | By: Gulariya, Bardiya| Story Source: Setopati (Nepal) ~ Go to Original Article

 

Despite the claim that all school-going age children of Barbardiya municipality are covered by education system, at least 20 percent of children of the area are outside school, according to available data.

The municipality has declared that the town was free of children out of school’s reach.

The declaration follows the municipality’s launching…

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