Manoj Banaita, Siraha, April 4 : A school in Kathmandu has started google classes for its students. Samriddhi school, located at Balaju, Kathmandu started an internet based classes for its students from nursery to grade 10.
Students can’t leave their homes after Nepal went into a lockdown to constraint with the novel coronavirus outbreak. School’s shut and exams cancelled but the students of Samriddhi school still spends time brushing up on their lessons and learning new things every day.
School has created a group on social media platform to share new concepts. In the absence of school, this group is working as students’ gateway to learning. Schools closed over a month earlier than annual vacation as the government announced two weeks lockdown to contain the spread of Covid-19 pandemic.
The intent behind the internet based group was to share important articles with students, Naresh Prasad Shrestha, CEO of Samriddhi School told. He, further, said “It’s only now that our teachers have started sharing homework and activities that will keep students engaged during this difficult time. Students keep sharing updates—pictures of them meditating or reciting essays and poems composed by them. This makes us absolutely sure that students are serious and are participating in all activities with enthusiasm.”
