Our school is a not-for-profit institution and receives no direct public funding. Families and sponsors pay socially-affordable school fees, and additional funds can provide high-quality staff and material resources that 'make a big difference'.
You can join the journey by investing your passion, energy, expertise, time and money:
- · Volunteer your expertise and time
- In-class educators (opportunities suitable for Indian nationals or experienced educators from other countries having an intimate knowledge of the Indian education system, preferably for a period of at least two months)
- Qualified and experienced teachers to impart activity-based teaching methods and interesting approaches to learning English, science, maths and IT
- Qualified teachers for Nursery & Infant classes, art & craft, music, sport and drama
- Pastoral care professional
- Co-curricular Skills
Enthusiastic, knowledgeable 'gardener' to work alongside Spider-man to embed sustainable practices including greenhouse food-growing activities, water management, recycling and composting download the pdf.
- Living Traditions Heritage Project
- Assistant to work with local manager to establish and run a Visitor Centre and 'Drukpa Heritage Trail' during the tourist season
- Movie/audio-video specialist and graphic designer to develop promotional and educational materials
- Assistant to develop a digital archive of cultural materials and develop associated educational materials
- In-class educators (opportunities suitable for Indian nationals or experienced educators from other countries having an intimate knowledge of the Indian education system, preferably for a period of at least two months)
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Invest your money in ...
- People
- Teacher Resource Centre, including teacher training
- Sponsor a day pupil or a remote area student from a disadvantaged family
- Support a senior specialist teacher (e.g. English, maths, science)
- Provide scholarships for talented young people from remote areas, where the education system has failed them, to re-sit matriculation ('2nd Chance Scholarships')
- Buildings & infrastructure
- Completion of the Secondary School and related infrastructure
- Urgently needed on-campus residential accommodation for remote area students
- Auditorium/Library
- People
By offering their time and expertise, and paying their own expenses, volunteers make a significant contribution to the life of the school and its students. Nearly all the international support for the project is provided on a voluntary basis, including the work of the Arup Design Team.
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How to donate or invest:
Payments can be made online or by downloading a print-and-mail form. You can find out more on our How To Pay page.