Shamayita Math - Shamayita Convent School

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Project Brief: Shamayita Convent School is an English medium school for girls. The school educates poor girls of the villages in the locality and girls from the towns. Asha will provide money for free lunch for the poor students and salary for three teachers.
Project Type: Formal Schools (description)
Primary Focus: girls (description)

Secondary Focus: children of migrant workers

Area: Rural
Supporting Chapter Contact: Yale
Project Contacts
Status: current / ongoing
Project Steward: Manidipa Mukherjee
Project Partner(s): Prabhuji Shamayita Math
Other Contacts: Mani Ratnesh Sandhu
Project Address: , Shamayita Convent School,Amarkanan-Ranbahal-Road,Amarkanan,
WEST BENGAL  722133
Tel: 011919002224333
Stewarding Chapter: Yale
Funding History
Apr 2023YaleUSD 20983
Jul 2022YaleUSD 3044
Apr 2022YaleUSD 7143
Aug 2021YaleUSD 6064
May 2020YaleUSD 5143
Apr 2019YaleUSD 11320
Apr 2018YaleUSD 13416
May 2017YaleUSD 11016
May 2016YaleUSD 12133
Nov 2015YaleUSD 30696
Apr 2015YaleUSD 5600
Apr 2014YaleUSD 6586
Apr 2013YaleUSD 5031
Mar 2012YaleUSD 5000
Mar 2011YaleUSD 4295
May 2010YaleUSD 4000
Jul 2009YaleUSD 1000
Dec 2008YaleUSD 3370
Nov 2008YaleUSD 2500
Jul 2007YaleUSD 5500
Dec 2005YaleUSD 1500
Dec 2005CentralNJUSD 1500

Total = $166840

Project Description
The school started in 1996 with 19 kindergarteners from the local villages. The school is in conformity with the syllabus of the CBSE Board. The school will be upgraded to secondary level by adding a new class each year. Presently those 19 kindergarteners are in eighth grade and will be first graduates of the school in 2007. Currently there are 320 students and 14 teachers (ten of them are sannyasinis of the Math). There is a hostel for 42 girls. The school is free upto fourth grade including lunch. After that, about 60% of the students pay tuition of 42 rupees per month which partially supports the education of 40% of the needy students. The school needs money for providing lunch for all poor students and minimum three teachers in the area of science and mathematics.
Shamayita Convent School aims to provide modern, value-added education to the girls in general (irrespective of their cast and religion) with special emphasis to the local poor and talented girls, free of cost.
Shamayita Math is created by Revered Prabhuji. The school is his brain child. The school is conducted and regulated by the sannyasinis of Shamayita Math.
Project Documents
Mar 2023 Shamayita School-Project Quantification
Jan 2023 Shamayita Budget_2023-24
Oct 2022 Site Visit 2022
Mar 2022 Budget_2022-23
Mar 2022 Shamayita Budget_2022-23
Oct 2021 Site Visit 2021
Mar 2021 Virtual Site Visit 2021
Feb 2021 Budget_2021-22
Mar 2020 Budget 2020-21
Jul 2019 Site Visit 2019
Feb 2019 Budget 2019-20
Jul 2018 Site Visit 2018
Mar 2018 Budget 2018-19
May 2017 Shamayita Budget_2017-18
Apr 2017 Shamayita Budget 2017-18
Apr 2017 Site Visit 2017
Dec 2016 Site Visit Report 2016
Apr 2016 Budget2016-17
Dec 2015 Site Visit Report 2015
Nov 2015 Corpus Fund Budget
Apr 2015 Financial2015_16
Apr 2015 Budget 2015-16
Jul 2014 SiteVisit_July2014
Apr 2014 Budget_2013_14
Dec 2013 Financial_2014
Jul 2013 SiteVisit_July2013
Feb 2013 Budget_2013
Feb 2013 FinancialReport_2012
Jul 2012 SiteVisit_2012
Mar 2012 RevisedBudget2012_13
Feb 2012 Budget2012
Dec 2011 Receipt2011_2
Jul 2011 SiteVisit 2011
Apr 2011 Receipt2011_1
Mar 2011 Budget Proposal 2011-12
Feb 2011 Budget Proposal 2011
Nov 2010 Financial Report 2010
Oct 2010 Site Visit Report 2010
Dec 2009 ShamayitaBudget2010_2011
Nov 2009 FinancialReport2009_2010
Oct 2009 Site Visit Report 2009
May 2009 Budget proposal 2009
May 2009 Financials 2008-09
Aug 2008 Site Visit by Mandipa
May 2008 Budget proposal 2008
May 2008 Financials 2007-08 [details]
May 2008 Financials 2007-08 [short]
Jan 2008 FinancialReport 2008-09
Aug 2007 Site Visit by Mandipa
Oct 2006 Updated Proposal
Aug 2006 Reciept of funds received from Asha
Aug 2006 Site Visit by Mandipa
Dec 2005 Project Proposal