Government to Revise School Education Curriculum After Seven Years
Summary
The government is revising Nepal’s school education curriculum after seven years, with changes expected to begin from the next academic session. The revised framework will emphasize practical learning, moral education, AI, coding, climate change, and more autonomy for local governments and schools.
Key Points
- The government is revising the National Curriculum Framework for School Education 2076 after seven years and plans to begin implementation from the next academic session.
- The Curriculum Development Center and the Ministry of Education are collecting and analyzing suggestions from teachers, students, parents, policymakers, and local governments across all seven provinces.
- Proposed changes include moral education, AI, coding, climate change, skills, entrepreneurship, cybersecurity, and reduced workload for students.
- Officials say the revision aims to make education more practical, life-oriented, and better aligned with technological change and employment needs.
