After nine long years of developing, planning, obtaining permits and actual construction, the dream became a reality. This was a heart journey for Lissi Braae, the brainchild of the project. After many years visiting Ladakh, Lissi saw how difficult it was for young poor girls from remote villages to reach the academic standards necessary for passing their 10th level exams. As a result of this need, Lissi worked diligently soliciting support from outside India to make this school a reality.
In 2012, twenty girls from very poor families were chosen to live and study at the school for a year. In the first eight months, 18 of those students passed their exams. With the support of a dedicated staff and principal, the school continues to have very high success rates and academic progress.
This fantastic vimeo is a gift to our project from the American organization: Our Ladakh Sisters www.olscharity.org - which began to support us last year. Anita Bajpay went last year to Ladakh to make a documentary about Efterskolen in Phyang. The purpose of the vimeo is to get money to help our project.
We send great thanks to the instructor Eshan Bay, the producer Anita Bajpay,
photographer Jigmet Wangchuck and the editor Steve Holloway.
This fantastic vimeo is a gift to our project from the American organization: Our Ladakh Sisters www.olscharity.org - which began to support us last year. Anita Bajpay went last year to Ladakh to make a documentary about Efterskolen in Phyang. The purpose of the vimeo is to get money to help our project.
We send great thanks to the instructor Eshan Bay, the producer Anita Bajpay,
photographer Jigmet Wangchuck and the editor Steve Holloway.