Govt. School Diaries: GPS Mongda in Mokokchung District
Govt. School Diaries: Students of GPS Mongda in Mokokchung District playing marble during their break time.
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The 7th Implementation Support Mission (ISM) of the project by the World Bank commenced on November 18.
The team, comprising Kanupriya Misra (Education Specialist), Alessandro Di Rossa (Social Specialist), Diego Luna (Senior Education Specialist), and Aniket Ghanshyam (Environment Specialist), was updated on the progress of the project, including adherence to environmental and social standards during the construction of the Lighthouse School Complexes (LSCs). The visit will conclude on November 20 with field…
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PIG Diaries: GMS Tobu Village
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PIG Diaries: GPS Yemishe
GPS Yemishe in Zunheboto District utilised the first instalment of the Performance Incentive Grants (PIG) to acquire child-friendly desks and chairs. With the second installment, the school improved its learning environment by decorating the classroom with BaLA art (Building as Learning Aid). View this post on Instagram A post shared by Nagaland Education Project-The Lighthouse…
