Children's Club Reformation

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Published on: 11 Aug 2014

Children's Club Reformation

11th August, 2014: Jitpurphedi United children club has reformed in this year 2014. The children’s club is a representative of 8 different children’s club. This program was organized by Susmita Tiwari, ex- president of united children’s club committee of President Susmita Tiwari. The total participants were 24. Rajendra Gyawali acted as the facilitator teacher of child club facilitated the interaction and discussion during the program.
 
This year 17 members are selected for united child club committee. For the position such as President, Vice-president, and general secretary the selection will be fulfilled by voting. In this Year 2014 the following members were nominated for Jitpurphedi United child club Committee.
 

NamePostSchool
Subash TamangPresidentNagarjun Thulagaun higher secondary school
Rekha AryalVice-PresidentNorth star Secondary school
Arpana BhusalGeneral secretaryJitpur Higher secondary School
Alisha SubbaSecretaryKalikasaran Secondary School
Roshan AryalTreasurerTarkeswor Viddhya Kunja
Kriti TamanagVice-TreasurerSaraswoti primary school
Nabina PhuyalMembersNagarjun Thulagaun higher secondary school
Aashirbadh GajurelMembersNorth star Secondary school
Sagun TiwariMembersKalikasaran Secondary School
Durga gajurelMembersTarkeswor Viddhya Kunja
Binita thingMembersKhadwalkot primary school
Nikesh ShresthaMembersKhadwalkot primary school
Bhawana AryalMembersJitpur Higher secondary School
Sandipa LamaMembersSaraswoti primary school
Maya LamaMembersKalikasaran Secondary School
Apsara DevkotaMembersMahadevsthan Primary School
Ram ShresthaMembersMahadevsthan Primary School

 
After the reformation of this new committee the club will participate in Inter school competition program for 2014. The United children club conducts various programs twice a month in every school. The United children’s club has been organizing various programs for the overall children development . Now the children’s club is empowered enough to organize most of the activities. Volunteers Initiative Nepal has been helping assisting the club and will be helping them in near future as well. Various motivated volunteers join VINs “Children’s club program”.   Are you interested to join our project, join us now.
 

Program DateProgramHost School/Child Club
12 Sep 2014Child day special Poem competitionJitpur Child Club
19 Oct 2014Cultural program (Dashain Special)Nagarjun Child club
26 Dec 2014Debating programNorth star Child Club
13 Feb 2015Volleyball competitionKalikasaran Child Club

 

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