Janasewa Secondary School
Janasewa Secondary School (or Jana Sewa School; Nepali: जनसेवा माध्यमिक विद्यालय) is a school located in Ramailo, Kanepokhari -6, Morang District, Nepal.
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| Type | Public, Independent school, Coeducational |
| Motto | Centre of Excellence |
| Established | 1968(2025 B.S.) |
| School district | Morang |
| Headmaster | Damodar Sigdel |
| Staff | 35 |
| Number of students | 1600 |
| Nickname | JSS |
| Affiliations | School Leaving Certificate (Grade 10) Higher Secondary Education Board (10+2) |
Students
According to the school's website, as of 2020 it had about 35 staff members and was the home or center of excellence to 1,600 students.[1] According to the Morang Education Development And Coordination Unit, the number of higher secondary students at the school is between 53 and 178.[2][3]
Program
The school is affiliated with National Examination Board. It offers "Ten Plus Two" courses in Education and Management.[4]
Alumni
- Jamuna Gurung, captain of the Nepal women's national football team in 2012, was born and raised in Ramailo. She learned to play soccer at the Jana Sewa School.[5]
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References
- Home, Janasewa Secondary school , Morang, retrieved 2020-06-10
- CENTRE: E: PANCHAYAT hIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL PATHARI (PDF), Education Development And Coordination Unit, Morang, p. 5, retrieved 2020-06-10
- PANCHAYAT MA VI PATHARI (PDF), Education Development And Coordination Unit, Morang, p. 6
- "Janasewa Secondary School", edusanjal Pvt Ltd, retrieved 2020-06-10
- Bhrikuti Rai (November 2–8, 2012), "Best foot forward", Nepali Times, Morang, retrieved 2020-06-10
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