करीब ५०० को हाराहारीमा विद्यालय जाने उमेरका बालबालिकाहरु रहेका छन, भने सेवा क्षेत्रका अधिकांश जनताहरु कृषि पेशामा संलग्न रहेका छन् । केही युवाहरु तेस्रो राष्ट्र र भारतमा आफ्नो श्रम बेचिरहरका छन् भने यहाँ विद्यालय बिचैमा छाड्ने, कम उमेरमा विवाह गर्ने र केही युवायुवतीहरु दैनिक ज्यालादारी काममा संलग्न भएको पाइन्छ । र विद्यालय बिचमै छाड्नेहरु लागू औषध जस्तो कुलतमा परेको अवस्था पनि रहेको छ।जसका कारण निरक्षर नागरिक र अशिक्षित वर्गको बाहुल्यता देखिन्छ । यस गाउँमा आदिवासी/जनजातिको बाहुल्यता भए पनि केवल एक घर परिवार नेवार जातिको रहेको छ। त्यसै गरि, केही घर परिवार चौधरी जातिको पनि रहेको छन् । अधिकांश मानिसहरु गरीबीको रेखा मुनि रहेका छन् । यहाँ प्रायः रानाथारु भाषीहरु रहनुका साथसाथै नेवारी भाषी एक परिवार र चौधरी थारु भाषा बोल्ने मानिसहरु पनि रहेका छन् । सामाजिक चेतनास्तर विस्तारै बामे सर्दैछ । र विगतको तुलनामा वर्तमान समयमा यस समुदायका मानिसहरुमा केही परिवर्तनहरु नआएको अवस्था भने छैन्।
शैक्षिक कार्यक्रमहरुः यस विद्यालयमा निम्न बमोजिमका शैक्षिक कार्यक्रमहरु सञ्चालित रहेका छन् । • शुक्रबारे अतिरिक्त क्रियाकलाप • श्रुतीलेखन, चित्रकला • कपर्दी, दौड, भित्र बाहिर आदि खेल • सरसफाई सम्बन्धि कार्यक्रमहरु • जुकाको औषधि, आईरन चक्की र प्राथमिक उपचा • अभिभावक शिक्षा, जनचेतनामूलक कार्यक्रमहरु • कक्षागत मासिक अभिभावक मिटिङ्ग कार्यक्रमहरु • विद्यार्थी सहभागिता मुलक सिकाइ कार्यक्रमहरु
This school is located near the severely flood-affected area of the Donda River, approximately 75 km southeast of Mahendranagar, the headquarters of Kanchanpur, and about 500 meters west of India's Dudhwa National Park. To the north of the school lies Udari Village (Punarwas-5), while Prithvibasti is to the south. Similarly, Shree Balbagishwari Secondary School of Buddhabasti is situated to the west. Currently, the school has a total of 6 government-subsidized positions, comprising 1 primary approved permanent teacher quota, 1 early childhood development quota, 3 primary relief teacher quotas, and 1 office assistant quota. Classes from Early Childhood Development (infant class) up to Grade 5 are being conducted here. Children coming to study are primarily from Parasan Village—a settlement predominantly inhabited by indigenous/ethnic communities located in Punarwas Municipality Ward No. 7—while the location is also convenient for children from Udari Village (Punarwas Municipality Ward No. 5), Buddhabasti, and Chaudhary Tol situated in the southern part of Punarwas Municipality Ward No. 7. Within the school's service area, there are over 250 households with a population of roughly 1,500 to 1,700, consisting of 53% females and 47% males.
There are around 500 school-aged children, and the majority of the people in the service area are engaged in agriculture. Some youth are selling their labor in third countries and India, while instances of school dropouts, early marriages, and youth engaging in daily wage labor are found here. Furthermore, some school dropouts have fallen into bad habits like drug addiction, which leads to a predominance of illiterate citizens and uneducated classes. Although indigenous and ethnic groups are in the majority in this village, there is only a single Newar family. Likewise, there are a few Chaudhary households. Most people live below the poverty line. Predominantly Rana Tharu speakers reside here, alongside one Newari-speaking family and people who speak Chaudhary Tharu. The level of social awareness is slowly crawling forward, and changes in the people of this community compared to the past are certainly present.
Educational Programs:
The following educational programs are conducted in this school:
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Friday extracurricular activities
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Dictation, drawing
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Games such as kabaddi, running, inside-outside, etc.
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Cleanliness-related programs
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Deworming medication, iron pills, and primary healthcare/first aid
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Parent education and awareness-raising programs
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Grade-wise monthly parent-teacher meeting programs
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Student-participatory learning programs