WELCOME TO
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WHO WE ARE...
We are the Brick Children’s School. We’re a community project supporting migrant families working in the brick fields of the Kathmandu Valley, Nepal. Working with our partners in Nepal at Kopila Nepa, we provide education and healthcare for child labourers and literacy and skills training for adults.
OUR MISSION...
Our mission is to give our pupils respite from work and a quality basic education in a safe, happy environment. We want to help each child achieve their potential and give them the opportunity just to be kids.
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Our Gallery includes 31 images commissioned from a young Nepalese photographer Joytsana Simha Thakuri.
Please note: Changes to events because of Covid-19:
All fund-raising events are currently in abeyance. Watch this page for announcements on future plans.
All fund-raising events are currently in abeyance. Watch this page for announcements on future plans.
'A Photographic History of the Brick Children School'
Edgar Lewis, a founding Trustee and now a Life President,
has produced a 36-page full-colour booklet charting the
history of the charity from 2000-2021. Copies are available
from the charity by contacting the Treasurer. (See 'Donate'
page for email address, postal address and methods of
paying). Minimum donation £5 please + £1.50 if you
would like it posting.
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Amazon Smile
We are now eligible for Amazon Smile donations on any purchase made through Amazon. All you have to do is click on the banner to the right. If you are a regular Amazon shopper there is a way to automatically request the donation every time you shop. Simply click on the banner and when you have agreed to select the Brick Children School, click on the 3 vertical dots to the right of the address bar and select 'Add to home screen'. |
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Fundraising
Looking to donate to the BCS? Please go to our Donate page to see the different ways to make a financial contribution. Our thanks go to all those supporters who have continued to donate to the charity in these difficult times. With donations increasingly being made by electronic means it is often not possible to identify those donating/ offer individual thanks. Please know that your interest in the work of the charity is much appreciated by the Trustees and helps us to maintain our support of the Brick Children in Nepal. |
