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sun, bed, bed sheet, me, waking, bag, door, wall (Bhuchung Gurung)
When nothing special is happening - this is how a "normal" day looks
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We are sleeping
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She is waking up and going to wash her face (Sonam Wangdu) |
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6:00 |
Washing, dressing |
6:30 - |
8:00 |
Self study (studying, revision, homework) |
8:00 - |
8:30 |
Morning puja (recitation / prayer) |
8:30 – |
9:00 |
Breakfast |
9:00 – |
9:45 |
Room tidying and recreation break |
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9.45 |
Off to school: the young ones go to the small public school in the village for morning lessons |
10:00 – |
12.45 |
Lessons: Years 1-5 at the village school, years 6-8 at the project school |
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13:00 |
Lunch |
13:45 – |
16.30 |
Lessons for everybody at the project school |
16.30 – |
17:30 |
Tea and recreation break |
17:30 – |
19:00 |
Self study (studying, revision, homework) |
19:00 – |
19:30 |
Evening puja (recitation / prayer) |
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19:30 |
Evening meal |
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20:00 |
Washing, sleeping |
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Playing football in the ground at 15:00 o'clock
(Jeevan Gurung) |
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Playing football
(Sonam Wangyal) |
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This is the plan for Sunday to Thursday, on Friday there is a half day.
Friday afternoon is given over to recreation and sport. Sometimes everyone gathers with the Tibetan teacher in her room and watch Bollywood or scary films on the laptop from the office.
Saturday is free and every other week the children visit their families, as long as the journey can be made on foot; they often take their school friends with them.
At each mealtime two of the older children dish up the food; two others do the washing up (including the young ones). These tasks are taken on by different children every day.
At weekends, or on Buddhist or Hindu holidays there are special trips. The children show the volunteers their parents' houses, or they take part in the rituals of the village community and the surrounding monastery, or in weddings or other celebrations.
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Morning prayer (Palsang Lhamo)

At school (Lhakpa Chenzum)

Washing hands before lunch

At the playground (Pema Wangchuk)

Self study in our room

We are cleaning our room (Ngawang Tsering)

Playing football in the ground
(Ngawang Thupten) |
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