• LHC 2026 Update

  • Our School

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    Students & Programs

    We have admitted 175 students this year! This includes our Early Age Class children. The daily attendance rate is around 80%, the national public school average is 84.3%.

    We have also launched our Computer Pilot Project with Class Five students. Regular computer classes for all grades are planned to begin in January 2027.

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    Teaching Team

    Our LHC school currently has 13 teachers and support staff. We had 2 teachers (Simon and Bipasha) leave us for personal reasons at the start of the year, but thankfully we were able to recruit 2 new teachers to join us! Akhi and Prottasha are already doing an excellent job.

    Mala's son Matthew has also joined part time to teach the Computer class and to build a fun and interactive curriculum for the coming year!

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    Challenges

    In our slum area, there are many large madrasas - Islamic schools that mainly teach the Quran and do not teach the government curriculum for primary education. Each year, around 20 students leave our school during June and July to attend the madrasa due to family pressure.

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    Student Feature

    This is Rakmin, she is the first girl of Class 5. She is 12 years old with an older sister and an younger sister. Her parents are daily laborers who get jobs for construction sites and other manual labor work. Rakmin wants to be a top computer teacher. She is working very hard to reach this goal.

  • Life Skills Programme

    Our Life Skills Training continues every Saturday. Many mothers have become more aware of their responsibilities within their families. Every day, around 30–40 mothers visit the school to check on their children's activities and learning.

    We have witnessed meaningful improvements in many families, including:

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    Providing healthier food for their children.

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    Keeping their homes and clothing cleaner.

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    Limiting unnecessary television watching.

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    Managing and using their family income more wisely.

  • Clothing Tailor Training

    10 women enrolled in the first batch of our tailor training,
    7 of them successfully completed the course in June! Each graduate received a sewing machine to help them start earning an income from home. You can watch a recap from our day of celebration here!

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