關於本會 | 雪山學校簡介
築夢工程–許尼泊爾喜瑪拉雅雪山學校學童們一個未來
雄偉壯闊的喜馬拉雅山脈群之雪山(Manaslu)為創辦人─索南多傑仁波切的故鄉，當地村莊因受位處高山、物質缺乏等地緣限制，沒有學校可提供小孩念書，而居民也無法負擔小孩到城市就學；多年下來，許多孩子成為文盲。
因此，當地純樸的居民們，秉持著真誠向佛以及佈施的心，向仁波切提出期盼，希望能在世界最高峰喜瑪拉雅山的雪山蓮師聖地興建學校，幫助孩童們獲得基本教育。
PS.因山路艱險，除了直升機外，並無其他交通工具可直接到達山上村莊；山上的村民們僅能靠步行六至七天以的方式，才可回到屬於自己的SHYALA村莊。也因交通的不便，尼泊爾政府的相關資源皆很難到達。
位於喜瑪拉雅山的此間學校 - 中文簡稱:" 雪山學校 " , 英文為 "Lho Shyala School"
雪山學校 Lho Shyala School 於2010年開始籌備，
至2015年3月，雪山學校已有超過百名的學童在此接受教育。
2015年4月，尼泊爾大地震重創當地，位於平地的市區受創慘重，雪山學校位於山上校區與山下校區都嚴重受創，山上校區與山下校區校舍坍塌嚴重，而居民及學童們也受困Shyala山區，長達近兩周；所幸除了校舍倒塌、全校師生都幸運躲避大地震，平安且知足地面對災後的重建。
2015年6月，期待已久的救援終於到達山上，雖然救援資源不足，但對他們而言仍彌足珍惜與感恩。
2018年學生已達167位。
2020年已有200位學生
中華貝瑪桑巴瓦慈善會主要協助偏鄉孩童受教育，教育乃百年大計雪山學校相關師資..硬體等皆需要十方的協助。本會籌備初期幸有許多熱心的創會幹部及各方大德之協助，才能有目前的雛型。然而喜瑪拉雅雪山學校後續的經營維護，更是長期任務；為了能讓更多人了解認識，並長期關心且提供協助，本會於2014年三月正式於台灣申請設立為中華貝瑪桑瓦慈善會，又於2016年變更為社團法人中華貝瑪桑瓦慈善會。 In lho-shyala
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About Our Two Campuses
1.Shyala Campus
(Hilltop Campus- altitude of 3500 meters)
Shyala Campus was the first campus established in 2011. The school site was generously donated by local villagers. The founder, Sonam Rinpoche, showed great compassion and aimed to fight the lack of access to child education in the Himalayas.
2.Arkhet Campus
(Hillside Campus- altitude of 620 meters)
Because of the severe weather conditions and unavailability during the winter season, the second campus was constructed in 2013. When winter semester begins, teachers and students spend 5- 6 days hiking to the hillside campus and stay until next spring.
Challenges of Construction Work
At this high altitude the extreme climate added to the difficulty of construction work in the Himalayas. All building materials were carried by mountain mules, the roads through the mountains were narrow and difficult to navigate, and its position also made it hard to reach basic power supplies. Without electric power, modern methods of construction were unavailable, people built the school site with timber and stone by their bare hands.
School Programs & Activities
The school system is from nursery to senior high school. Classes are held 6 days a week, though the curriculum students can learn English, Nepali and the Tibetan language. The school organizes a host of co-curricular activities such as playing sports, cooking, dancing and gardening to enable students to discover and hone their talents.
Morning routine: Students wake up at 6:00 and start early morning workout. After an energizing workout, it is time for chanting the sutras at 6:30 am and enjoying breakfast at 7 am.