GNSD SISTER SCHOOLS PROJECT

There are many schools in Nepal, India and some African countries that have extremely poor infrastructure. They can meet their educational goals only thanks to the devotion of teachers, and limited support from parents. It seems that without assistance from countries that are economically developed the improvement of quality of education will be barely visible.
 
GNSD is planning to implement its mission by creating in schools Sustainability and Peace Clubs. They will involve the members in community projects, and in frame of Sister Schools Project pair clubs from schools in economically developed countries with clubs in these poor schools.  Sister Schools Project can benefit both involved parties.

Students from schools supporting a school in a developing country may learn many things about different social, economic and cultural reality.  Seeing results of their support they may develop a sense of purpose and prosocial motivation.  They may learn how to organize social actions that are targeting the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals. 

Students from schools in developing countries may improve quality of their education, gain new perspective on life, develop friendships across the borders, and develop the feeling of belonging to the global village.  We can make a long list of potential benefits.
 
The goal  of Sister Schools Project is to establish a model of extracurricular education supporting young people in the development of character traits and skills important in social activism. This which will include: individual work on the implementation of one’s own goals with the support of a tutor, development of competences necessary for conducting activities for others and the environment, and the implementation of social initiatives aimed at the local and global community, in accord with the principle of learning by doing.
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Please listen to the introduction of the project presented by Bipin Panday, project coordinator:

The Sister Schools Project has been on hold because of the pandemic.
We are currently working on creating partnerships between 10 schools in Nepal and 10 schools in Poland.

​The project will start in the year 2022. 

HOW TO FIND A SISTER SCHOOL 

If your school is in a developing country
and wants to find in a sister school  from developed country that can offer financial support and collaboration across  the  borders,  please  click below:

CLICK HERE

Please click below to download
the Policy on Sister Schools
(partnership with financial support)

Policy 1.pdf
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If your school  is either in developing or developed country, and you want to find in a sister school  for collaboration across the borders but without any financial support 
please  click below:

Click here

Please click below to download 
the Policy on Sister Schools 
(partnership without financial support)

Policy 2.pdf
File Size:	278 kb
File Type:	pdf

Download File

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* After you submit the application we will connect  you with a relevant project coordinator.
* If you have any questions, please CONTACT US.

 Because of the pandemic the Sister Schools Project was put on hold.
We are currently working on creating partnerships between
10 schools in Nepal and 10 schools in Poland.
The project will start in the year 2022.

THE FIRST GNSD SISTER SCHOOLS PARTNERSHIP CREATED IN 2018
(Please click on the name of the school below to visit its webpage)

Shree Siddihi Ganesh Primary School ​
​(DANG)

​Catholic Public High School 
(POLAND)

​The webmaster for the Sister Schools Project is:
​Prajol Rajthala: prajolrajthala@gmail.com